Samuel Woodward ordered to stand trial for the murder of Blaze Bernstein after prosecutors show he had troves of homophobic and Nazi material on his phone

Charges not being pursued as statute of limitations had run; a separate case against actor Anthony Anderson was dropped when alleged victim declined to speak to police

Terror group's leader says March of Return protests prevented an 'internal explosion in the Gaza Strip'

Alliance, launched a week after violent far-right protests in Chemnitz, is compared by some to those of Bernie Sanders in the US and the UK's Jeremy Corbyn

A story of hope and resilience and innocence reclaimed

Ayelet Shaked accuses courts of seeing itself as architect of the law, warns of dire consequences if nation-state law is overturned

In the midst of bearing witness to human depravity, Israel saw what it means to pursue justice, rather than revenge

Visitors will be able to 'walk the streets' of the city at the time of King Herod in the first century BCE