The protest movement against the judicial coup in Israel has appeared thus far in numerous reports from the American press, but none with as far-reaching viewership as '60 Minutes'

While the Oslo Accords didn't bring about the promised peace, the Israeli right conveniently forgets what came before – or what could have been ■ New research shows that PTSD is not just limited to individual Israeli soldiers

Israel Police arrested a 34-year-old homeless man on suspicion of setting the statue on fire ■ Tel Aviv mayor: 'A very sad beginning for the new year'

Fernando Botero depicted politicians, animals, saints, and scenes from his childhood in an inflated and colorful form that was instantly recognizable. His paintings were exhibited in leading museums, while his bronze sculptures can be found in the parks of many European and Latin American capitals

Amjad Amini was warned against marking the anniversary of his daughter's death before being released, the Kurdistan Human Rights Network said

The move, which bars about a third of the agency's most experienced inspectors, 'constitutes an unnecessary blow to an already strained relationship between the IAEA and Iran,' IAEA chief Rafael Grossi said. Iran said it will continue cooperating with the UN nuclear watchdog, but accused the U.S. and its allies of 'politicizing' the agency

The documentation from the Vatican archives, published this weekend in Italian daily Corriere della Sera, is likely to further fuel the debate about Pius’ contentious legacy