Breaking News 25 September 2021
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U.S. welcomes China's release of Canadian citizens (Reuters)
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Mexico asks Israel to extradite ex-official over missing students case (Reuters)
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Japan PM: Quad leaders agree to cooperate on vaccines, clean energy (Reuters)
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Myanmar will not address world leaders at U.N., Afghanistan will (Reuters)
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French soldier killed in Mali militant clash (Reuters)
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Libya PM draws crowd for mass wedding and protest against parliament (Reuters)
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FM Lapid says normalization calls from Iraqi officials inspires hope for new peace pacts (Haaretz)
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PA President Mahmoud Abbas warns Israel to end occupation at UN General Assembly (Haaretz)
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Arab citizen of Israel shot dead in suspected murder in Nazareth (Haaretz)
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Palestinian killed by Israeli gunfire in the West Bank (Haaretz)
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Israeli professor tapped as council head at Europe’s CERN nuclear research institute (Haaretz)
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Iran will return to nuclear deal talks 'very soon,' says Iranian foreign minister (Reuters)
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Afghan Taliban defense minister orders crackdown on abuses (Reuters)
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Israeli woman with special needs who was jailed in Peru returns home (Haaretz)
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Israel sees slight drop in severe COVID cases, 70% of serious patients unvaccinated (Haaretz)
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Man killed in north is 91st victim of violence in Israel's Arab community in 2021 (Haaretz)
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Israeli couple found with stabbing wounds in apartment (Haaretz)
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Lebanon's Hezbollah says second diesel ship from Iran arrived in Baniyas - al-Manar TV (Reuters)
Latest Headlines
Mexico Asks Israel to Extradite NSO Linked Official
The former head of Mexico's criminal investigation agency, Tomas Zeron, fled to Israel last year to evade a probe into his handling of an investigation of the disappearance of 43 student-teachers
Iran's New FM Says the Country Will Return to Nuclear Talks 'Very Soon'
Though Iran will resume negotiations, its foreign minister expressed skepticism about U.S. intentions, stressing that actions are more important than 'empty but beautiful words'
Who Were the Etruscans? DNA Study Solves Origin Mystery
Once believed to have migrated to central Italy from Anatolia, analysis of Etruscan genomes shows a shared ancestry with their archenemies
Lebanon President Asks for Help at UN as New Gov't Navigates Economic Crisis
After a year of political deadlock which compounded an economic meltdown, Lebanon's new government is turning to the international community for financial support
Israeli Professor Tapped as Council Head at European Nuclear Research Institute
Physicist Prof. Eliezer Rabinovich, who will become the first Israeli to hold a senior position at CERN, also had a leading role in the establishment of the Middle Eastern particle accelerator in Jordan
How Israel Is Trying to Keep This Gorgeous Yet Extremely Poor Arab Town From Gentrifying
The Housing Ministry is initiating affirmative action for the Arab population. The policy reflects an improved status for Israel’s Arab citizens – but also highlights the problems they have to cope with
Who Were the Etruscans? DNA Study Solves Origin Mystery
Once believed to have migrated to central Italy from Anatolia, analysis of Etruscan genomes shows a shared ancestry with their archenemies
Palestinian Killed by Israeli Gunfire in the West Bank
Muhammad Ali Khabisa is the seventh Palestinian to be killed in Beita since the hilltop outpost of Evyatar was established nearby
