Foreign minister condemns Russian invasion of Ukraine for the first time; German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock condemns planned death penalty bill, voices concern for Israel's judicial independence

Man allegedly worked at Ravensbrueck concentration camp between 1943-1945 and was suspected of being an accessory to murder, he was close to being charged and a trial was planned for next year

He served as a "lone soldier" in the IDF and lived in a religious Kibbutz in northern Israel before returning to the U.S. to study at Colombia University; was visiting Israel to attend a friend's wedding when he was murdered

Though the Inquisition began operating in the 15th century new documents inspected by Dr. Aliza Moreno indicate that their persecution against Jews continued even 200 years later

U.S. requirement for transfer of information on passengers on all flights in and out of Israel, will likely encounter objections from EU over violation of privacy concerns

Labor Party member Yaya Fink set a $27,275 initial goal for the project, but raised over $291,015 after some 7,283 people contributed; 'I came to the conclusion that I needed to raise a different Jewish, Zionist, Israeli voice,' he says

Court rules to issue a temporary order barring Tiberias resident from engaging in any animal trapping after 40 cats that he captured were never seen again

State Department spokesperson says Biden wants to ensure that Netanyahu can enforce internal discipline among hardline pro-settler ministers; 'We expect the Israeli government to ensure full accountability and legal prosecution of those responsible,' said American official