Dozens Feared Dead in Bridge Collapse in Northern Italy
The disaster occurred on a highway that connects Italy to France. Authorities suspect that a structural weakness caused the collapse
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Tel Aviv on the Black Sea Odessa, the Cradle of Israeli Culture, Enjoys a Jewish Renaissance
The Ukrainian port city of Odessa, once home to hundreds of thousands of Jews, is experiencing a ‘golden age’ - with modern Israel proving an unlikely inspiration
Israel, U.S. Embassies in Germany Receive Hostile Letters With White Powder
Police have opened two investigations
U.K. Parliament Car Crash Treated as Terrorism; Trump: 'These Animals Are Crazy'
Male driver detained by officers at the scene ■ Two wounded not believed to be in serious condition ■ Police believe act was deliberate, say suspect is uncooperative with detectives
Amid U.S.-Turkey Crisis: Russia Says Dollar's Days Numbered as Global Trade Currency
Russia's FM though did not make any commitments for Russia to drop the dollar in trade with Turkey, whose lira currency has plummeted
Netanyahu Slams Corbyn Over Terrorists' Tribute; Labour Leader Fires Back Over Gaza Killings
War of words erupts after Netanyahu slams U.K. Labour leader for reportedly honoring Black September terrorists
Analysis If Israel Wants to Avoid Nude Incidents at Death Camps, It Should Better Vet the Kids Traveling to Poland
The latest example of misbehavior at a concentration camp site suggests that maybe it would be better to postpone such trips until the youngsters reach the army or university
'Interpol Has Become a Monster'
How the 'first Russian oligarch in Israel' got caught in Paraguay, and what the Palestinian membership in Interpol means: The woman who headed the organization's Israeli branch explains
Kremlin Backs Turkish Plan to Dump the Dollar and Trade in National Currencies
Erdogan announced Turkey was preparing to conduct trade through national currencies with China, Russia and Ukraine as ties with the U.S. continue to crumble
Before and After: 19th Century Ukrainian Synagogue, Once Eastern Europe's Largest, Gets Major Facelift
The Drohobych synagogue, immortalized by artist Maurycy Gottlieb, was where former Prime Minister Menachem Begin married his wife in 1939
Paper Claims Photos Show Jeremy Corbyn Honoring Munich Massacre Terrorists
In May, Corbyn denied allegation that he had attended a commemoration for Black September terrorists in Tunisia
Israeli Students Caught Dancing Naked at Nazi Death Camp in Poland
Workers caught the students on security cameras and called local authorities. The two were flown back to Israel
Orban Bans Gender Studies Courses in Hungary, Report Says
According to the government, such courses are not economically viable and are at odds with everything it stands for, Hungarian Free Press reports
Analysis A Radical Split: How anti-Semitism and Islamophobia Are Dividing British Politics
The twin crises of Corbyn's anti-Semitism and Johnson's Islamophobia may split Labour and the Conservatives no less than Brexit has
Author V.S. Naipaul, Nobel Prize Winner, Dies at 85
Born in Trinidad in 1932 into an Indian family, the author received an Oxford scholarship at 18 and went on to write acclaimed novels such as 'A House for Mr. Biswas' and 'A Bend in the River'
'My Israel Is Dead': Dame Vivien Duffield, One of Israel's Biggest Donors, Is Furious About the Nation-state Law
'I will make absolutely sure that Arabic is still part of every project we do,' says the biggest, most dedicated and most veteran philanthropist in Israel in defiance to nation-state law
U.K.'s Ex-foreign Minister Will Be Probed for 'Islamophobic' Burqa Comments
Boris Johnson, who resigned last month over the government's Brexit plans, also said the robe was oppressive, ridiculous and made women look like letter boxes and bank robbers
Meet the 'Reichsbürger': Germany's Far-right anti-Semitic Cult That Is Armed to the Teeth
With their numbers swelling, the 'Reichsbürger' are now a top concern for German intelligence service ■ Meet the strange and dangerous group that believes that Hitler's Reich still exists
Russia Reels, Cries Foul After U.S. Sanctions Spiral Escalates
The move triggered a sell-off in Russian government bonds and the dollar-denominated RTS index fell to its lowest since April 11
Palestinian Who Assaulted Jew in Switzerland Jailed
The Gaza-born perpetrator was jailed for four months for assault, but the court ruled it did not constitute a hate crime