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Music composed by Auschwitz prisoners during the Holocaust will finally see the light of day next week. “Orchestras of Auschwitz” will feature four of the more than 200 pieces discovered

Hamas released a group of 24 hostages held in Gaza under a four-day truce agreement with Israel, a brief pause in six weeks of war that have devastated the Palestinian

WASHINGTON — The U.S. military fired at Iran-backed militants from an AC-130 gunship after they launched a close-range ballistic missile against American forces stationed at al-Asad Airbase in western Iraq,

Tal Simmons, 61, of the Virginia Commonwealth University department of forensic science, far right, and Israeli medical professionals look at a CT scan of charred remains. (Marcus Yam/Los Angeles Times/TNS)

TEL AVIV, Israel — A bone. A tooth. A sliver of skull. They came in bags, endless bags, mixed with ash, coins, bullets and shrapnel. Like imperfect tapestries, some held

A van arriving from the Shura military base delivers human remains to the National Institute of Forensic Medicine in Tel Aviv.(Marcus Yam/Los Angeles Times/TNS)

Bodies recovered after Hamas militants’ Oct. 7, 2023, attack are kept in cold storage at Israel’s National Institute of Forensic Medicine. (Marcus Yam/Los Angeles Times/TNS)

It has become impossible to distinguish between Israel’s decidedly non-surgical operation against Hamas militants in Gaza and the indiscriminate killing of Palestinian civilians. When so-called humanitarian pauses in the bombardment

DETROIT — The Jewish Federation of Detroit is "assessing future steps" legally after hundreds of members who flew to Washington, D.C., on Tuesday to participate in a march for Israel

Tel Aviv — The World Health Organization (WHO) said it has lost contact with staff at the al-Shifa Hospital, the biggest medical complex in the Gaza Strip, as fighting rages