Computer scientist Prof. Michael Rabin recalls how his genius was discovered after his family fled the Nazis, and being taught math by Benjamin Netanyahu's uncle

Bill aimed to give government decision on the Kotel, suspended last week, the force of law: 'These decisions tear to shreds both the covenant between Israel and Jewish people'

Clay Higgins – aka the Cajun John Wayne - posted a video from Auschwitz, saying the site shows why the U.S. 'must be invincible'

Israel has worked hard since 1967 to erase the Green Line from public consciousness, even as the invisible border became increasingly impenetrable to Palestinians

To this date, India has refused to place the blame on the Iranians, and has yet to prosecute any suspects involved in the attack

Alexander Lapshin is accused of claiming that the Nagorno-Karabakh territory is part of Armenia rather than Azerbaijan

Amir Peretz and Avi Gabbay will face off for Israel's Labor Party leadership, but neither will gain more than 15 Knesset seats, new polls suggest

MK Yakov Margi from ultra-Orthodox Shas party says barrier to higher education must be removed for Haredi students