Legendary terrorist: Swiss purposely turned blind eye to us
Carlos the Jackal says he traveled freely in Switzerland during the 70s thanks to 'nonaggression pact' between Swiss, PLO.
Carlos the Jackal says he traveled freely in Switzerland during the 70s thanks to 'nonaggression pact' between Swiss, PLO.
The guard and the rapist are on the run after fleeing jail together in Zurich.
Supposedly-neutral country agreed to support Palestinians diplomatically in exchange for exemption from terror attacks.
Caspi summoned for disciplinary procedures after posting quote from Herman Goering on Facebook with words: 'we're on the right path.'
Swiss prosecutors start criminal proceedings against leading Muslim figure for spreading terror propaganda.
Zurich police say no indication of criminal action near Jewish school
Two Syrians nabbed on suspicions of transporting 'explosives and toxic gases' in Geneva, possibly to attack UN headquarters.
Despite complaints from MPs on Israel's 'human rights abuses,' Swiss parliament votes to buy six drones from Israel's Elbit Systems.
Swiss envoy to Iran displayed cartoon showing doves defecating on the Israeli PM's head.
Switzerland's ambassador to Tehran says Iran is a "pole of stability" in the Middle East.
Switzerland announces it will officially lift sanctions against Iran on Thursday, cites the nuclear deal with Western powers.
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Swiss Attorney General says multiple premises searched in relation to investigation into allegations of hacking of Iran nuclear talks.
Deputy FM orders ministry to snap into action against Breaking the Silence exhibit presenting 'testimony' besmirching the IDF.
Police say that 5 people were shot last night in the Swiss town of Wuerenlingen.
Syriac Christian Swiss man faces up to three years in jail after leaving to protect members of his community from ISIS brutality in Syria.
Foreign Ministry reported Monday that an Israeli citizen traveling in Switzerland was killed in an avalanche at a ski resort.
Canada's Foreign Minister denounces the "one-sided and politicized conference" to be held in Geneva against Israel.
Despite objection from Washington and Jerusalem, Switzerland will hold a conference on humanitarian law in the "occupied territories".
Israel, US try to dissuade Fourth Geneva Convention from holding special summit. Both will boycott if held.
800,000 euro donation to ensure arrival of the art trove to the Bern, as saga over hoard of looted paintings continues.
The Bern Art Museum to announce it will display the looted works willed to it by Cornelius Gurlitt.
Switzerland announces ban on ISIS and related organizations, prohibiting all activities of the group in the country.
Anti-Israel demonstrators wield placard saying 'Every synagogue is an Israeli embassy' in shocking incident in Geneva.
Switzerland's top court acquits neo-Nazi for 2010 incident, says Nazi salute permitted under certain circumstances.
A French report ruling out poisoning in Arafat's death has a glaring inconsistency, says the co-author of a Swiss probe.
Arcadi Gaydamak, the wealthy businessman wanted over the "Angolagate" scandal, freed after two weeks in a Swiss prison.
Local deputy from Geneva Citizens' Movement excluded from the regional party after supporting Israel’s destruction.
Israeli businessman and former Jerusalem mayoral candidate repotedly arrested in Switzerland over 'Angolagate' scandal.
European probes into art taken from Jews during the rise of Nazi Germany continues; Swiss museum wins case, only to pay hefty legal fees.
Al-Jazeera reports that Swiss scientists studying Arafat's body confirm he was poisoned.
Assad regime sought a vacuum pump, valves and a bioreactor but was rejected, says Bern.
U.S. ambassador to the UN trying to block the re-election of a Swiss diplomat who praised dictators while criticizing Israel.
Holocaust survivors and victims' heirs have received $1.24 billion from a Swiss fund set up after a scandal.
In the wake of increasing calls for the boycott of products made in Judea and Samaria, Swiss MP decided to examine the situation himself
Swiss officials knew in May 1942 that Jews were being exterminated in Nazi concentration camps, Swiss television reported.
Switzerland adds 28 names to its existing list of supporters of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, freezing their assets.
As UN humanitarian chief Valarie Amos heads to Syria, Geneva-based UN human rights envoy Danny Al-Baaj announced he would abandon Assad.
The Wiesenthal center urged the Swiss government to protect the religious rite of circumcision.
Switzerland’s largest supermarket chain announces it will label products from Judea, Samaria and east Jerusalem.
Former US presidential candidate Michele Bachmann has become a citizen of Switzerland.
Members of the Jewish community in Geneva find anti-Semitic symbols on a Holocaust monument and local synagogue.
The Feldinger Chabad Jewish Centre is first synagogue in the city since 1929.
Switzerland has decided not to impose sanctions on Iran's central bank, or to prevent commodities traders from moving Tehran's oil.
Anti-Semitic incidents in Switzerland have reached their highest number since 2003, and many of them were considered "grave."
TIME Magazine cites "sources" who say Israel's Mossad was responsible for paying and training assassins to kill Iranian nuclear scientists.
Swiss authorities completed the process of 'rehabilitating' those punished for aiding Jews during the Nazi era - all are dead.
A Palestinian Authority artist has managed to destroy corporate support for a major international art competition and exhibition.
German and Swiss authorities are investigating links between a neo-Nazi gang and the 2001 murder of Rabbi Avraham Greenbaum
Swiss Muslims have offended fellow Muslims and Jews by wearing yellow badges, which Nazis forced on Jews, to protest discrimination.
An attack on the son of an American UN diplomat has left the Swiss government concerned over crime rate in Geneva.
Shimon Peres talked science and regional politics in his two day visit to Switzerland
Assistant rabbi at Lausanne Synagogue was punched, verbally attacked by three youths last week, in incident described as the "worst in years."
Israelis, particularly religious Jewish Israelis, are more tolerant of Islamic religious needs than Swiss citizens, a new survey finds.
European and Asian countries are bracing for possible Muslim violence in the wake of an apparent Swiss ban on minarets on mosques.