Patrols open fire toward vessels smuggling fuel to neighboring countries; protesters attack station in southern Hormozgan province with several said injured

As Ankara says it's ready to break its isolation in face of potential EU sanctions and tough line from US, Erdogan reaches out to rivals

Engineer Lou Ottens' interest in tech was sparked as a boy when he built a radio with a special antenna that he called the 'Germanenfilter' because it could avoid Nazi jammers

A cornucopia of royal, or Oncocyclus, irises, are flowering in a rainbow of colors from northern to southern Israel, one of the few places in the world they can be found

Ruling made by panel of judges asked to clarify music allowed during the 2-year doping ban on Russia's team name, flag, national anthem from Olympics and world championships

Sherry played 5 years in the majors before managing and coaching; he and his brother were first Jewish siblings to be Major League Baseball batterymates

University lecturer suggests new name for city, a major pilgrimage site for Jews, in response to Israel’s complaints about honoring those who aided Nazi regime

Victims describe a carnival atmosphere at mass killings accompanied by music; fusion of alcohol, song and murder illustrates how Nazis normalized genocide

US national security adviser says Washington has launched talks through intermediaries, is awaiting a response from Tehran

Widely shared Twitter posts falsely claim Pfizer shot killed elderly Israelis; misinformation superspreaders shift tactics to avoid the axe

Neither Cairo nor Amman is convinced that the scheduled Palestinian elections will happen. But with Fatah divided, a Hamas win could ripple out in unwanted ways

Head of extremist Otzma Yehudit party says he will join government after elections if premier gets immunity; Netanyahu dismisses demand as 'childish spin'

'Odin,' a former Muslim, has donated to former US president Donald Trump, would be happy to see Trump Jr. on the national stage and is convinced the vote was stolen

Italy returns to lockdown as infections surge; Austria alleges some countries signed 'secret contracts' with vaccine makers; US, Japan, India, Australia form joint initiative

Operation in Rio de Janeiro targets Tupirani da Hora Lores, who was filmed saying in sermon 'God, what you have done in World War II, you must do again'