WJC Praises Germany's Crackdown on War Criminals
"The prosecution of those who participated in terrible crimes sends a clear message that justice must be done," says Ronald Lauder.
Elad was born in Haifa, Israel, and currently resides in Canada.
"The prosecution of those who participated in terrible crimes sends a clear message that justice must be done," says Ronald Lauder.

Forget what you learned at school. A Saudi cleric recently said that the sun revolves around the Earth, citing the Koran as proof.

Iran provides more information about the failed attempt to sabotage the Arak nuclear reactor.

Gaza’s lone power plant resumes operations, after the PA left it off for one more day due to disagreements with Hamas.

Iran’s foreign minister cancels a dinner meeting with the EU’s foreign policy chief in protest of her meeting with opposition activists.

Russian President is reportedly planning to sanction American lawmakers in retaliation for similar U.S. sanctions on Russians.

Water and Energy Minister trying to recruit MKs from Shas and the Jewish Home to support his possible presidential candidacy.

"We don't want to see Israel isolated," says EU foreign policy chief.

Two Israelis questioned in Cyprus in connection with an an oil tanker loaded from a rebel-held port in Libya.

Chief PA negotiator blames Israel for lack of progress in peace talks, says negotiations don't need to be extended.

Terrorist who was released in the Shalit deal caught with a knife, admits to have planned a stabbing attack.

A seven-year-old Jordanian-Palestinian Arab boy undergoes a successful kidney transplant at the Rambam Medical Center in Haifa.

24-year-old Egyptian arrested for writing to Israeli nationals on Facebook and declaring his love for the Jewish state.

King Abdullah II visits the family of the judge who was shot by Israeli troops. Palace describes the judge as a "martyr".

Obama warns Putin that the results of the referendum in Crimea will never be recognized, hints at possible sanctions.

Iran's foreign minister says his country does not expect to reach a final deal in the next round of nuclear talks with world powers.

Secretary of State urges PA Chairman "to make the tough decisions that will be necessary" for peace with Israel.

Suicide car bomb attack kills four people in the Bekaa Valley of Lebanon, an area dominated by Hezbollah.

PA Chairman will demand that Israel release arch terrorists and freeze construction in return for continuation of talks.

U.S. intelligence officials leaning toward the theory that the pilots of Flight 370 were deliberately responsible for its disappearance.

"I intend to win the next election and lead this country," declares opposition leader.

Defense Minister Ya'alon orders that the Kerem Shalom border crossing be re-opened as of Sunday.

Kerry should ask Abbas why he refuses to recognize a Jewish state, says Minister Gilad Erdan.

Facebook founder calls President Obama in the wake of report that the NSA took advantage of Facebook for its spying program.

PA Chairman claims his rival Mohammed Dahlan conspired with Israel in the 2002 elimination of a senior Hamas figure.

"There's some very tough decisions the Iranians are going to have to make" in a deal with the West, says Secretary of State.

PA Chairman meets British Prime Minister, says that no framework has been presented by the United States.

Hamas fumes upon discovering that Egypt contacted the Islamic Jihad directly to broker a ceasefire with Israel.

American official says that the missing Malaysia Airlines plane sent satellite signals for four hours after disappearing.

Amid claims that there is a boycott of Israel, Ariel University held a conference which was attended by researchers from around the world.

Secretary of State thinks it is a “mistake” for Israel to demand that the PA recognize it as a Jewish state in order to achieve peace.

IAF aircraft hit seven terror targets in Gaza after rocket attacks continue despite "ceasefire."

Professor David Bukay of Haifa University warns against a plan by the Finance Ministry to establish an Arab only university in Sakhnin.

Two Jordanian commentators argue about the civil war in Syria, then fight when one of them calls Bashar Al-Assad names.

UN receives complaints about Saudi princesses being held against their will, but it could be a while before anything is done.

UN Secretary-General condemns the rocket attacks from Gaza, then urges all sides "to exercise maximum restraint."

Russia has signed a preliminary deal to build at least two more nuclear power plants in Bushehr, says Iranian media.

At press conference with Netanyahu, British PM says that "Palestinian statehood can never come about through violence or terror."

PA Chairman says the Israeli military caused an "escalation" in Gaza, ignores rocket attacks on south.

Lower house of Jordan's parliament demands release of Ahmed Daqamseh, who murdered seven Israeli schoolgirls in 1997.
