“We Went Through Genocide, But We Had to Look for the Bodies Ourselves to Prove It to the World”

The rate of premature births in Ukraine has surged in areas close to the front during the war.

A rare protest broke out in Afghanistan over arrests of women because of their clothing, and two people were killed by Taliban gunfire.

Erdogan said Israeli strikes in Syria and Lebanon are threatening Turkey. “If they hit us, we will respond.”

Homes and cars were set on fire in Belfast during a wave of violence against immigrants in Northern Ireland.

Police in Johannesburg said 12 people were killed and nine wounded by gunmen from the east of the city.

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Netanyahu has gone too far on his appetite for war. The circle of those opposing the continuation of the madness is expanding, Yuanna Gonen | Opinion.

The arrogance of the merchants has been replaced by humility. There is no longer a “historic victory,” Yossi Verter | Analysis.

107 million shekels were invested in the Great Synagogue in order to turn back time, Naama Riba.

There is a price to the open channel between Barak Ravid and President Donald Trump, journalist Yasmin Levi.

The prime minister’s statement is even more insulting when one remembers the place of the person who asked to fill it, Yael Finkelstein | Opinion.

“If Netanyahu were not prime minister, my sister would be alive,” Ben Shalev.