Jewish Museum Of Brussels

Prosecutors demand guilty verdict for Brussels museum shooter

Prosecutors formally demand guilty verdict against man accused of murdering four people at the Jewish museum in Brussels in 2014.

2 French journalists tell trial in Brussels that suspect in May 2014 Jewish museum attack had imprisoned and tortured them in Syria.

Lawyer for survivor of Brussels Jewish museum attack says files stolen, fake rifle placed in his office. "We will not yield to blackmail."

Alleged accomplice to Jewish museum murders in Brussels says he is not a jihadist.

Jury chosen for trial of jihadist Mehdi Nemmouche, suspected of shooting dead four people in attack on Brussels Jewish museum.

Man suspected of shooting dead four people in Jewish museum attack appears in court in Belgium for pre-trial hearing.

Belgian authorities free on bail a Frenchman suspected of helping the May 2014 attack at the Brussels Jewish Museum, which left four dead.

Belgian court backs extradition to France of suspect in deadly attack on a Jewish museum in Brussels in 2014.

Brussels museum officials say terrorist who killed four is refusing to reconstruct murder; reopening on Sunday with tight security.

Nemmouche previously told the court he was not opposed to his transfer to Belgium as long as he is not sent to a third country.

Philip Markovich, President of Great Synagogue of Brussels, says terrorist's capture brought relief, security still high for Obama visit.