Academics, curators and other types of historians studying everything from museum storage to environmental history win $300,000 from Tel Aviv-based foundation

While Israel is seeking 'a true dialogue' with Ankara, 'strategic relationship' with divided island won't be harmed, president promises ahead of Turkey trip

American and Jordanian authorities' press statements about ceremony in Amman make no mention of billionaire, who agreed to surrender trafficked artifacts to avoid prosecution

Police say background of incident unclear; 48-year-old claims to have been attacked while shopping in East Jerusalem area

Contentious St. Petersburg-born Rabbi Azman accuses Russia of attacking indiscriminately, unlike Israel; another chief rabbi compares Putin to Hitler, calls to destroy tank convoy

Using computerized systems built in Israel, physicians examine refugees on the Ukraine-Moldova border, check lungs, blood stats and even conduct prenatal ultrasounds

Moscow says some 500 of its troops killed and nearly 1,600 wounded, in first official casualty figures since the beginning of the war

Dmitry Martynenko, 25, and his mother die when bomb hits their home in Kyiv; father survives, sister, 7, reportedly hospitalized in serious condition