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Kerry Meets With Abbas, Urges Calm, Decrease In Violence

Since October, Israeli security forces have killed at least 168 Palestinians, 111 of whom Israel says were assailants, while most others were fatally shot during violent anti-Israeli protests.

Syria, Israel And West Bank Crises Dominate John Kerry's Middle East Trip

The U.S. secretary of state will meet with the king of Jordan and the Palestinian leader amid Syrian war and increased violence in Israel and the West Bank.

Why Aren’t American Jews Celebrating Bernie Sanders In 2016?

Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders could become the first Jew to win the U.S. presidency. So why aren’t Jews more excited by that prospect?

Nestlé Reports Decline In Profit Amid Slower Growth, Predicts Similar Outcome In 2016

The Swiss food giant said that tough economic conditions and changing consumer preferences contributed to the decline.

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Hacker Publishes Over 9,000 Stolen DHS Employee Details Ahead of FBI Agent Database Dump

A hacker claimed he compromised a Department of Justice email account and stole 200GB of data, including information on FBI agents.

Israel’s Attorney General Launches Probe Of Arab Knesset Members Who Met With Terrorists’ Families, Report Says

The law is unclear about whether three Balad Knesset members broke the law by meeting with the families of Palestinians who attacked police.

Israeli Taxman Eyes Off-The-Books ‘Religious Services Industry’

A recent state comptroller's report said unreported payments for such religious services could account for tens of millions of dollars.

Which Kibbutz Did Bernie Sanders Volunteer On In The '60s? Israeli Reporter Solves Mystery

An Israeli journalist discovered the answer to the question in a 1990 interview with the Democratic presidential candidate.

Saudi Arabia Donates $59M To UN Agency That Helps Palestinian Refugees

The funds will reportedly go toward repairing United Nations shelters and schools for the refugees.

ISIS Genocide Against Christians, Yazidis? European Parliament Recognizes Islamic State Targeting Religious Minorities

In a vote Thursday, the multinational body unanimously labeled the terror group's targeting of Christians and Yazidis as a war crime.

All 160 Million eBay Users Can Be Hacked: Fake Sales Listings Make Users Vulnerable To Infection

Researchers at the cybersecurity company Check Point first alerted eBay in December.

Benjamin Netanyahu meets with Francois Hollande.

Israel Rejects French Threat To Recognize Palestinian State If Peace Talks Fail

France is keen to reboot peace talks in the Middle Eastern region after U.S.-led attempts came to naught in 2014, but says it will recognize Palestine in the event they fail again.

US, UK Hacked Into Israeli Drone, Jet Live Feeds During Intelligence Operations: Report

Project Anarchist allowed the countries’ intelligence agencies to watch for any possible Israeli strikes on Iran.

Coca-Cola Factory In Gaza? $20 Mil. Soda Factory To Create 1,000 Palestinian Jobs

The $20 million factory is expected to provide more than 1,000 jobs in Gaza, which has one of the world's highest unemployment rates.

Iran, Israel Could Ratify Nuclear Test Ban Treaty, UN Official Says

Ratification of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty by the two countries could pave the way for five more to follow, a senior U.N. official said.

Politico CEO Jim VandeHei And Playbook Creator Mike Allen To Depart Amid Major Shake-Up

Founder and CEO Jim VandeHei says he'll leave after the November election, as will some staffers -- including Playbook writer Mike Allen.

ISIS In 'Heart Of Israel'? Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas Warns Of Islamic State Spread

Mahmoud Abbas said the Islamic State group could gain a foothold in "the heart of Israel" if the country's West Bank policies remain unchanged.

American Jews Should Move To Israel And Fulfill ‘End Of Days’ Biblical Prophecy, Says Activist

With anti-Semitism rising, Lori Palatnik of the Jewish Women's Renaissance Project says Jews will be safest in Israel.

Israeli Electric Grid Hit With ‘Paralyzing’ Cyberattack, But No Blackouts Reported

The suspected attackers were not named, though the attack coincided with a cold snap.

Holocaust Mastermind Adolf Eichmann Claimed He Was A ‘Mere Instrument,’Newly Released Documents Reveal

In the handwritten letter, Adolf Eichmann — who was executed by Israel in 1962 — protested his innocence, calling himself an instrument “in the hands of the leaders.”

What Is Holocaust Memorial Day? Facts, Events And Live Steam Of Prayers, Survivors' Remarks

Many communities around the world will commemorate victims of the Holocaust Wednesday by working to combat hate and violence against religious minorities in modern society.

Ban Ki-Moon ‘Encouraging Terror,’ Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Says

The U.N. Secretary-General had spoken Tuesday of Palestinian frustrations with Israeli settlements in the West Bank.

Canada To Lift Tehran Sanctions, Allow Bombardier To Export To Iran

The move coincides with a lifting of sanctions against Iran, which a Canadian official said was being done in conjunction with allies.

A refugee takes time to prays while journeying through Denmark.

Denmark’s ‘Nazi’ Refugee Law? Lawmakers Vote To Take Cash And Valuables From Syrians And Uphold European Culture

The so-called jewelry bill approved Tuesday lets authorities to take up to $1,450 from individuals and families that decide to stay as asylum-seekers.