With starkly different visions for bloc's future, parties across the continent vie for the votes of 400 million people, in the most hotly anticipated such vote in recent memory

Tel Aviv firm Archimedes backed winning candidate in February presidential election in profit-driven scheme, reaching millions on social media

Social media giant identifies entity behind network of' 'coordinated inauthentic behavior' as Israel's Archimedes Group

Fake female accounts used to lure men into spreading phony stories, including claim that former defense minister Liberman was Russian spy

Footage shows a train crossing just before a missile is launched across the border, destroying what appears to be a vehicle far in the distance. But no trains were running

Owners of BerMax Cafe in Winnipeg charged with public mischief after restaurant was vandalized; police investigating previous attacks at eatery

Leading UK Jewish journalist Jonathan Freedland once again turns his hand to fiction as his alter-ego, the best-selling thriller writer Sam Bourne