From the Church to Mussolini, 'Intimate Strangers' sees archaeologist and historian Fredric Brandfon explore the rich and complex history of Europe's oldest Jewish community

Plumbing new depths of irresponsibility, the coalition's dominant far-right lawmakers, indulged by the PM, are dragging the security establishment deep into the political maelstrom

Amir Khalifa said to be commander in Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades in northern West Bank city's refugee camp

In rare meeting, Halevi and representatives of numerous movements discuss maintaining 'people's army,' strengthening IDF's unity

Palestinian leader gives no explanation for move, but media reports say committee will be formed to search for viable replacements

Group's comments on anti-apartheid chant come after billionaire charged that South African politician who led crown in rendition of song was 'pushing for genocide of white people'

Oscar-winning actor to portray stockbroker Sir Nicholas Winton, who helped save 669 Jewish children in Prague from the Nazis

Historian's account of the Bielski partisans brought their successful fight against the Nazis to light, and was adapted into 2008 movie starring Daniel Craig