Beata Szydlo of Poland's Law and Justice party nominated to state's museum board; her faction has been accused of manipulating the historical record on the Holocaust

Crowds again allowed to observe annual flyover after COVID restrictions rolled back; other public festivities, private gatherings set to be held throughout country

Researchers say pottery fragment from Tel Lachish is the oldest artifact of its kind found in region, could explain how writing system reached Levant from Egypt

Perpetrators steal and set alight flags and garlands following Israel's Memorial Day; police probing as Netanyahu decries 'horrifying' act, IDF chief calls it 'disgusting'

All are currently asymptomatic; Health Ministry will investigate if the residents were infected with a variant strain

As Independence Day comes to an end, health minister's announcement of latest milestone in beating back the pandemic gives country another cause to celebrate

No reports of injuries or damage as projectile hits empty area, amid general lull in violence from Strip

President says the 2001 terror attacks can't justify the continued presence of soldiers in the country after 20 years of conflict