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Iran welcomes EU's efforts to revive nuclear deal

Iran's Foreign Minister says Iran welcomes diplomatic efforts to revive 2015 deal, after EU proposes a compromise.

EU proposes compromise on Iran nuclear deal

EU Foreign Minister Josep Borrell says the time has come to make a decision on saving the Iran nuclear deal.

EU official:

'Talks with Iran are coming to an end'

Senior EU official says nuclear negotiations with Iran are coming to an end, but it is unclear if they will result in an agreement.

AJC calls on European Union to reconvene council with Israel

AJC welcomes letter by 158 MEPs urging EU to reconvene the Association Council with Israel.

European MPs slam EU hypocrisy over 'illegal settlements' claim

For the first time, Members of European Parliament call on leadership to cease misuse of international law against Israel.

EU delegation participates in cleanup of Bat Yam beach

Activity taken as part of EUBeachCleanup campaign on World Oceans Day.

EU agrees on ban on most Russian oil imports

EU leaders announce ban on most Russian oil imports, after reaching a compromise deal with Hungary.

EU foreign policy chief:

'Appalled by scenes from funeral of Shireen Abu Aqleh'

EU's Josep Borrell accuses Israel of "disrespectful behavior" towards participants in funeral of Al Jazeera journalist killed in Jenin.

EU foreign policy chief:

'We're making a last-ditch attempt to save Iran deal'

EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell tells Financial Times he seeks a “middle way” to end the impasse between the US and Iran.

European Union condemns Elad terror attack

'European Union condemns the terror attack, this violence must stop,' spokesperson says.

Report:

EU to make fresh push to salvage Iran deal

Diplomats tell Wall Street Journal that EU negotiator offered to travel to Tehran in effort to break stalemate in nuclear talks.

Russia launches gas embargo on 2 NATO states

'This is blackmail.' European energy prices soar as Moscow bars gas sales to Poland and Bulgaria, threatens to cut off other European states

EU marks Holocaust Remembrance Day with condemnation of Putin

EU uses Holocaust Remembrance Day to slam Russia's 'denazification' claims, vows to fight 'festering' antisemitism.

The war in Ukraine marks the birth of Eurabia 2.0

Italy and the rest of Europe are completely surrendering to the Islamic world for sources of energy. What are the hidden costs? Op-ed.

EU foreign policy chief:

'New deal with Iran - within days'

EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell: We are very close to deal with Iran but there are still some issues pending.

EU condemns Be'er Sheva terror attack

'We stand by Israel in this painful moment,' says EU High Representative Josep Borrell.

EU announces further sanctions on Russia

EU approves fourth package of sanctions targeting individuals and entities involved in invasion of Ukraine.

Israel mulling gas quotas to countries boycotting Russia

The EU has asked Israel to look into the possibility of transferring natural gas to Europe via Egypt.

EU sanctions top Kremlin-linked oligarchs

European Union sanctions key moneymen accused of backing Putin's regime.

EU freezes assets of Putin and Lavrov

EU foreign ministers add Russian President and Foreign Minister to the EU's sanctions list.

EU leaders agree on new sanctions against Russia

EU to freeze Russian assets in the bloc and halt its banks' access to European financial markets.

Senior EU official:

'A deal with Iran is close'

Senior EU official says US-Iranian deal could be reached in the coming week but depends on the will of those involved.

Area C of the ‘West Bank,’ EU hypocrisy and double standards

Europe cannot claim to be witness to the Oslo Accords while at the same time systematically undermining them. Oped.

Report:

Biden told allies that Putin decided to invade Ukraine

US President reportedly told other NATO and EU leaders that US believes Putin has decided to carry out an invasion of Ukraine.

European officials:

'Talks with Iran reaching their final stage'

France says there are some signs that talks with Iran could succeed.

EU official:

'Talks with Iran moving in the right direction'

Senior official: My assessment is that we are on the right track for a final agreement.

EU official 'optimistic' about Iran nuclear deal

EU foreign policy chief says he is optimistic about an Iran nuclear deal being struck within “the next few weeks”.

EU envoy to Iran talks: There's difficult work ahead

EU diplomat in charge of talks with Iran says sides are showing will to solve disputes, but difficult work remains.

EU clears Pfizer vaccine for use in children

European Union clears Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine for use in children aged five to 11.

First-ever EU Strategy on Combatting Antisemitism

The 45th Inter-Parliamentary Meeting between the Knesset and the European Parliament took place today with the EU sharing new info.

EU blasts Israel for labeling PFLP affiliates as terror groups

EU denies Israeli claims PFLP affiliates 'misused' EU funds, demands Israel explain terror label.

PA demands: Prosecute settlers with European citizenship

PA cabinet leader calls on European Union to bring to justice "settlers" who have possession of European passports.

Greece: Kosher slaughter 'under direct attack'

European Jewish Association slams decision of Greek Supreme Court whereby slaughter without stunning violates EU law.

Iran to hold second meeting with EU envoy on nuclear talks

Iran's top nuclear negotiator to meet European Union's Enrique Mora on in Brussels on Wednesday.

EU condemns tenders for new settlement homes

EU calls on israeli government to cancel approval for 1,300 homes in Jewish communities in Judea and Samaria.

European Union and Germany plot to see Jerusalem divided

The EU and Germany have trashed the uniquely shared Jewish, Moslem and Christian identity of East Jerusalem.Op-ed.

Will Iran resume nuclear talks this week?

Iranian lawmaker says talks with world powers will resume on Thursday, but EU officials say they cannot confirm it.

Jewish leaders say EU plan to fight anti-Semitism ‘not serious’

Jewish leaders call out lack of mention of shechita, Brit Milah bans in new Eu plan to combat anti-Semitism.

A Green Pass to Europe:

Israel, European Union, agree to recognize vaccine certificates

New agreement will allow vaccinated Israelis to access European Green Pass, allowing access to restaurants, cultural centers, and more.

After exposé, terrorist's illegal EU-funded structure demolished

Rizq Salah, convicted terrorist who murdered an IDF soldier, built illegal structure south of Jerusalem - with the European Union's help.

Bulgarian synagogue vandalized with swastika

Sofia Central Synagogue, the largest in Southeastern Europe, defaced with swastika and an anti-Semitic message.

EU court: Employers may ban kippot, headscarves at work

European rabbis decry 'step backwards from religious freedom', as top European Union court rules employers may ban religious clothing.

GOP lawmakers blast EU for attendance at Raisi inauguration

Group of Republican lawmakers blast European Union for its decision to send senior official to the inauguration of Iran’s new president.

Terrorist murdered IDF soldier - EU pays for his illegal project

Report: European Union paid for illegal structures built by Arab terrorist who murdered IDF soldier Guy Friedman.

EU official: Talks with Iran could resume in September

EU official: Iran is ready to resume talks on reviving 2015 nuclear deal, and meetings could take place from early September.

EU official: Review conditions of educational aid to PA

European Commissioner for Neighborhood and Enlargement calls on EU to review conditions by which it gives funding to education in the PA.

EU official: Deal with Iran is close, but we're not there yet

Top diplomats say further progress was made at talks with Iran in Vienna, but deal not close.

EU study: PA textbooks teach antisemitism, glorify terror

Study commissioned by the EU finds rampant antisemitic, anti-Israel propaganda in Palestinian Authority education system.

EU high court tells rabbis to change rules of kosher slaughter

EU court backs Belgian ban on kosher and halal slaughter - and even instructs Jews to integrate electric stunning into meat production.

EU leaders congratulate PM Bennett

European Union foreign minister speaks with Naftali Bennett as top EU officials congratulate Israel's new government.

EU: Israeli response 'needs to be proportionate'

"While recognizing Israel’s legitimate need to protect its civilians, this response needs to be proportionate and with maximum restraint."

EU 'disappointed' in delay of 'Palestinian' elections

European Union criticizes PA chief Mahmoud Abbas' decision to cancel elections, calls on Israel to backtrack and 'facilitate' elections.

EU takes legal action against AstraZeneca over vaccine shortages

European Union accuses British pharmaceutical company of failing to keep promises on vaccine supply.

EU to allow vaccinated American tourists to enter this summer

American tourists will be permitted to enter Europe this summer - if they've been fully vaccinated.

Europe, why aren't you protecting those who criticize Islam?

Why is Europe capitulating to Islamists? We need solidarity with intellectuals who think independently before they are all killed. Op-ed.

European Jewish students take stand against anti-Semitism

Jewish teens attend 'bootcamp' in Madrid to learn how to fight anti-Semitism amid COVID-inspired surge in anti-Jewish hate.

Documents show massive network of Iranian spies infiltrated EU

Spy network in 22 European cities planned terrorist attacks using explosives, acid and toxic chemicals, newly obtained documents reveal.

EU ambassadors pledge to fight Holocaust denial and distortion

Representatives of 26 EU members as well as EU ambassador to Israel issue joint statement marking Holocaust Remembrance Day.

EU medical watchdog: AstraZeneca vaccine benefits outweigh risks

European Medicines Agency says there is currently no evidence linking AstraZeneca vaccine to 'extremely rare' dangerous blood clots.

EU warns Abbas against cancelling elections

European officials reportedly warned PA chairman that cancelling the May elections could affect European aid for the PA.