Alessandra Mussolini warned she would sue people who publish 'offensive' posts about Italy’s Nazi-allied fascist dictator

Former French academic called Auschwitz gas chambers the 'biggest lie of the 20th century,' contested the authenticity of Anne Frank's diary, and defended France's Nazi occupiers

Einat Kalisch Rotem permitted to run; Yitzhak Pindrus barred, after justices reaffirm that despite relocation to Haredi city, he continued to actually be based in Jerusalem

Reversing 4-decade-old ban signals fresh approach to intermarriage in movement, but clergy still barred from officiating weddings of Jews and non-Jews

Trump adviser says Washington in 'fact-finding phase,' as Treasury secretary heads to Riyadh to discuss combating terror financing

Aimed at promoting Gulf kingdom as a lucrative business destination for Western companies, 'Davos in the desert' has been overshadowed by alleged murder of dissident journalist

US president reportedly tell French leader he can treat prime minister same as he treats Palestinians. Comments came days before administration backed two-states for first time

Under proposal, first-time offenders would have to pay NIS 1,500, with courts able to levy a maximum penalty of NIS 75,300 on repeat johns