Yuri Milner made billions in Silicon Valley with early support from the Kremlin, but has avoided Western sanctions and is now seeking to distance himself from Putin

'Fiddler's Journey to the Big Screen,' breaks down movie magic of beloved 50-year-old musical, and shows how film brought gentile director Norman Jewison closer to Judaism

Ruling seen as last legal hurdle to 31-home development underway in divided West Bank city; watchdog that filed appeal urges government to halt project before it's 'a done deal'

Following several blasts in Transnistria, which borders Ukraine, Foreign Ministry calls on Israelis in separatist area to leave immediately

After initially claiming misunderstanding, Shay Asher admits to racially aggravated offense during match between Newcastle FC and Tottenham

Head of Russian state TV warns Western support of Ukraine could lead to 'total annihilation' of country; Zelensky: Putin seeks to 'disband' Europe

Group of Israeli Muslims, Christians and Druze participates in annual Holocaust event, speaks with survivors at Nazi death camp: 'We want to understand the pain'

Islamist party to again back government, which will advance the faction's priorities such as recognizing Bedouin towns and providing funding to Arab communities

Rioters hurl stones and fireworks toward Western Wall below, wave Hamas flags, prompting police to enter compound; dozens hurt, none seriously; 3 arrested; calm restored after hour

In addition, 84 disabled veterans passed away due to injuries sustained during service, taking total to 24,068; official numbers published ahead of commemoration events

Sea ecosystems worldwide set to go through a devastating die-off rivaling the most severe extinction event in the planet's history around 250 million years ago

Many Ukrainians killed Jews during World War II, collaborated with Nazis, and the country has honored antisemites, while others saved Jewish neighbors, say some survivors

Security clears Ben Gurion Airport departure hall after travelers reveal artillery shell in their suitcase; man sent to hospital after fleeing on luggage conveyor belt, falling off

International Atomic Energy Agency confirms machines moved to Natanz for better protection, after sabotage blamed on Israel at several plants

Known as a wisecracking radio operator, who led a failed protest against the air force, he went on to have a long career writing movies, TV shows and novels