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The Alfred Landecker Foundation was established by the Reimann family in June 2019 to atone for their father and grandfather's war crimes.

This is the first time in the country’s history that a Jewish religious leader has been honored with the highest award of the Ukrainian Parliament.

According to the AP, the threat worked and Serbian Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic is already walking back the Jerusalem announcement.

The interment of non-Jewish remains would be carried out in a secular service led by the Rabbi, and the plots are available for use immediately through Bromley Reform Synagogue.

The program enables Israeli participants to compete for extensive grants which support long-term R&D and test applications of proposed solutions in a variety of fields together with potential customers.

Malawian church leader Zacc Kawalala welcomed the president's announcement with the post: “Pray for peace in Jerusalem. May all who love this city prosper (Psalms 122:6)."

Police were able to track down the businessman and rescue him after his wife reported him missing the next morning.

“Kosovo will be the first majority-Muslim country to open an embassy in Jerusalem,” Netanyahu said.

Taiwan is a major investor in the autonomous region of Guangxi, with more than a thousand Taiwanese startups and close to $5 billion in exports.

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On Wednesday, Charlie Hebdo republished the cartoon depicting the Prophet Mohammed in its new weekly edition.

For many Lebanese, the state's failure to deliver electricity in a reliable fashion is the most obvious representation of its being a failed state – like Gaza, but with Hezbollah instead of Hamas.

With the new canteen boost, Hamas murderers should be able to purchase 50 candy bars a month each. There's bunch of terrorists who won't be able to slip through the bars.

Bensouda has been mulling the possibility of launching a similar war crimes probe against the State of Israel, and potentially also against Hamas.

While Jewish pilgrims are doing their best to flock to the grave of Rebbe Nachman . . . departed Jews in a separate part of Uman had their own troubles to contend with.

Former Pentagon official Michael Rubin called the move “long overdue,” insisting that “Cyprus is a new hot spot. Cyprus is our ally. Those threatening Cyprus are not.”

Last week marked the 79th anniversary of the murder of more than 23 thousand Jews in Ukraine.

It turned out that in full accordance with the forecasts for 2010-2012 in the United States over the past 10 years, the number of anti-government demonstrations and street riots has increased significantly.

Netanyahu said he would like to express his appreciation for the friendship forged between Israel and Japan, during which cooperation flourished between them.

"Only a significant change to UNIFIL's purpose and capabilities on the ground can justify its existence,"

Hezbollah is unconcerned if its actions cause an out-of-control spiral.

Continental is the latest German company to expose its Nazi past, following Volkswagen, Daimler, Deutsche Bank, Audi and food giant Dr. Oetker.

AUF is one of the largest associations of higher education and research institutions in the world.

At the moment, they are stuck at the airport holding their deportation orders in their hands.

Ashkenazi called on Germany to “join and support the joint global effort against the Iranian threat and the restoration of the arms embargo on Iran.”

2,403 have died from the coronavirus in Ukraine since the start of the pandemic.

So far, France has refused to give the UN peacekeeping force in Lebanon more powers.

Athens and Ankara are holding naval exercises in the area amid an ongoing dispute over energy resources.

The rabbis in the meeting said they understand the situation and will try to convey the president's message to their communities.