In a small Polish village outside Lodz, German SS leaders discovered how to bring the Jewish genocide 'to scale' and hide evidence of their crimes by cremating the human remains

Court also hands Taha Al-J. a life sentence, orders him to pay $57,000 to 5-year-old victim's mother

Cutting off humanitarian aid and halting movement of its 37,000 people, rebels aim to take power in the energy-rich city of Marib and complete their control of the country's north

Mainstream groups say disconnect between Diaspora youth, reality in Israel result of 'deficient education;' liberal counterparts argue Israel's faults being glossed over entirely

1948 UN convention says genocide is 'act committed with intent to destroy in whole or in part, a national, ethnic, racial or religious group'; many massacres still not recognized

Berlin promises a billion euros in financial support to descendants of victims, but activists say this is only a first step and call for direct reparations for 1904-1908 massacres

Actor says his description of the fighting between the Israeli military and Hamas was inaccurate and is now 'is being used to justify antisemitism'

Penalties, handed down despite threats of retaliation from Beijing, freeze Xinjiang-based officials' assets in EU, bar them from traveling in bloc

All denominations of UK Jewry join extraordinary effort on issue hitting close to home, as leaders take unusual step of invoking Holocaust and chief rabbi pens rare political op-ed

Beijing says outgoing US secretary is 'notorious for lying and deceiving,' has concocted 'a malicious farce' with allegation of crimes against humanity