Aid Hezbollah is giving to Assad spurring EU support for the move; U.K. has formally requested EU blacklist the group; Berlin sources to Haaretz: Germany supports move if request is based on sufficient evidence.

Foreign Secretary William Hague warns Assad 'no options off the table', tells parliament there is a real risk that the Assad regime will not negotiate seriously.

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry asked his EU counterpart Catherine Ashton to put off the move as he tries to restart Israeli-Palestinian negotiations.

EU foreign policy chief says positions between two sides 'remain far apart' after two days of talks with Iranian officials fail to bear fruit; Iran's chief negotiator says it is up to the powers to show willingness to take confidence-building steps; Israel accuses Iran of 'using the talks with the West to pave its way to a nuclear bomb.'

Foreign policy chief says EU needs to think 'very carefully' about French and British arguments that lifting the embargo would encourage Syrian President Assad to negotiate.

EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton confirms Ahmad Shihadeh was killed while giving humanitarian help to people in the suburb of Deraya, where he lived.

The president, in a speech to the European Parliament in Strasbourg, calls to label Hezbollah a terror organization.

President Shimon Peres' at the seat of the parliament in Strasbourg.

From the Prime Minister's Office unveiling of a mobile app to track and promote Obama's upcoming visit to Israel, to developments in the story of the two Ethiopian runners who disappeared from the Jerusalem marathon, Haaretz brings you the top 8 headlines you might have missed.

European Union ministers impose travel bans and freeze the assets of one Iranian group and nine people whom they say are responsible for serious human rights violations.