Newly revealed FBI file shows agency believed Nazi ID card purportedly showing Demjanjuk served as death camp guard was fake; Holocaust survivor appeals to court to release Demjanjuk after convicting him.

The Shaarei Tsedek Charity Center in Moscow hosted a visit from the Vice-Consul of the Embassy of Israel in Russia, Elik Golender, who is also the husband of Israeli Ambassador to Russia Dorit Golender.

Two suspects have reportedly been arrested in the alleged kidnapping and subsequent murder of Vittorio Arrigoni, an activist in the International Solidarity Movement; Arrigoni was hanged in an Islamist militant's home.

The path to international recognition of Palestinian statehood by September -- when the Palestinians plan to bring the matter before the U.N. General Assembly -- seems clear.

US to give 205 million dollars towards developing, equipping missile defense system as part of annual budget; defense minister: This is a significant strengthening of Israel's defense capabilities.

Following nearly a week of quiet along Gaza border, Palestinians fire 2 rockets south of coastal city; no injuries reported, no damage caused; residents report hearing warning sirens then explosions.

The U.S. Senate unanimously approved a resolution calling on the United Nations to rescind the Goldstone report.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said hursday he would use a rare speech to a joint session of the US Congress in May to spell out his plan for forging a lasting peace with the Palestinians.

Top Palestinian diplomat at UN says Palestinian leadership indicates willingness to go back to negotiations, despite unilateral Palestinian effort to attain UN recognition of statehood.

Al-Qaida's deputy leader speaks out against NATO and U.S. in video released on militant websites Friday; U.S., U.K., France pledge to continue Libya military campaign until Gadhafi steps down