Ulrich Schnaft was a former member of the SS, who posed as a Jew and joined the Israeli army after WWII

The man believed to be “Ivan the Terrible”, a notorious Nazi war criminal, was brought to Israel to face charges in 1986, but the affair ended in doubt and mystery

The incredible life story of the former leader of the Lehi underground movement, whose personal archive is preserved in the National Library

In honor of the Jewish New year, Adeena Sussman shares a new recipe inspired by a cookbook that helped new immigrants to the Land of Israel adjust to the local cuisine.

Three years into their imprisonment in Africa, the exiles published a book documenting the detention from which they repeatedly tried to escape

European housewives who came to the Land of Israel as pioneers needed to learn how to make do with the ingredients available in their new homeland. 

Israel’s founding father won only four seats in his last Knesset run

Robert Lachmann – Between Orientalism and the East

Samuel Solnik, who claimed descent from King David, sought to convince the US and Britain to restore the ancient Kingdom of Israel and place his son on the throne

A gift from the John Pritzker Family Fund will support the digitization and expansion of a world-leading century-old collection of photographs