Adolf Eichmann
The Latin American country will expose war criminal escape routes.
The public has been given online access to 380,000 pages related to the 1961 trial of the Nazi war criminal.
The Ghetto Fighters’ House is experiencing a rebirth after a year of rocket attacks from Lebanon.
Israel Prison Service guard Shalom Nagar’s identity was kept secret for three decades for fear of reprisal.
Investigators and prosecutors are compiling a massive amount of evidence against the captured terrorists who perpetrated the Oct. 7 massacre.
The local Jewish community, which expressed “deepest rejection and indignation,” is threatening to sue.
Aliza Goldman and her husband founded the first translation agency in Israel.
He was a state’s attorney when he worked on gathering evidence against Adolf Eichmann, the Nazi mastermind of the “Final Solution,” under prosecutor Gideon Hausner during the 1961 trial in Jerusalem.
Decades after the capture and trial of Nazi arch-murderer Adolf Eichmann, the name of the man believed to have given the Mossad the evidence they needed to find him has been revealed.
It features 60 original artifacts and 70 photographs, including maps, printed case files, hand-forged documents and a pair of goggles used to obscure Eichmann’s vision during his capture.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called Rafi Eitan “one of the heroes of the State of Israel’s intelligence service in countless acts for Israel’s security” for whom “there was no match for his wisdom, wit and endless commitment to the people of Israel and our country.”
