Austria's Oldest Holocaust Survivor Dies at 106
Marko Feingold, who served as the leader of Salzburg's local Jewish community, was detained in 1939 and endured a six-year odyssey through concentration camps
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Archaeologists Find Mass Grave at Nazi Camp in Czech Republic
Remains of Romani adults and children dating back to 1943 were uncovered at the Lety concentration camp, the Museum of Romani Culture says
Morsi's Son, Who Accused Egyptian Authorities of Killing His Father, Dies at Age 24
Abdullah Morsi, the youngest son of the deposed Islamist president, died of cardiac arrest, according to his lawyer
Two-state Solution Necessary Even if Getting Harder, Merkel Says During Abbas Visit
Germany donated 110 million euros ($121.8 million) to the Palestinian Authority last year, making it one of the biggest bilateral donors in the region
Macron and Bolsonaro in Escalating War of Words Over Amazon Fires, Wife Insult
The French president hit back sharply at Brazil's Bolsonaro who claimed G-7 'alliance' to 'save' the Amazon was treating Brazil as if it we were a colony
At G7, Macron Says Trump and Rohani May Meet 'Within Weeks'
Earlier at the summit, Trump said he appreciated Iranian Foreign Minister Zarif's visit at the summit Sunday, but that he didn't meet with him because it was 'too soon'
Saudi-led Coalition Destroys Missiles Launched by Yemen's Houthis
Six ballistic missiles targeted civilian objects and people in the Saudi south-western city of Jazan, coalition spokesman says
Iranian Foreign Minister's Plane Lands at G-7 Summit in Surprise Visit
Iranian Foreign Ministry says Zarif will not be negotiating or holding talks with Trump and his delegation in Biarritz
Iran Says It Successfully Tested New Missile Defense System
Tehran recently unveiled the Bavar-373, which it describes as the improvement to Russia's S-300
New German Defense Minister Reaffirms Support for Two-state Solution in Jordan Visit
Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer was in Amman in order to extend the mandate of German troops fighting Islamic State in Syria and Iraq
Ukraine Announces Jerusalem Investment Center During Netanyahu's Visit
Israel had hoped for President Zelensky to announce an embassy move in a joint press conference with the Israeli leader
German Police Launch Hate Crime Probe Over Berlin Attack on Jewish Man
The 55-year-old told police that he was wearing clothes that identified him as a Jew when two men pushed him to the ground from behind
German From Far-right AfD Stronghold Faces Holocaust Denial Charges After Nazi Camp Tour
Sachsenhausen tour guide asked group to leave after some denied facts of genocide
Rabbi, Sons Cursed at and Spat on in Munich
Three Jewish men called 's****y Jews' by two separate people after leaving synagogue in German city
Iran's Zarif Says U.S. Sanctioned Him Because He Declined Meeting With Trump
Tehran's top diplomat says he was offered to meet Trump at the White House, adding that there can be no negotiations 'as long as they keep a gun to Iran's head'
Jordan Shuts Aaron's Tomb After Jewish Tourists Seen Praying There
The photos of tourists at the site, believed to be the tomb of Moses's brother, sparked anger among Jordanian lawmakers and citizens
New Witness Account of 1933 Reichstag Fire Reignites Doubt Over Nazi Narrative
Nazi SA member recounted that Dutch communist Marinus van der Lubbe actually arrived at the Reichstag only after the blaze started
Last Survivor of First Auschwitz Convoy Dies at 96
Polish Kazimierz Albin 'saw it as his most important duty to speak about Auschwitz and his murdered fellow inmates,' International Auschwitz Committee says
WATCH 'Zionist, Go Away': Saudi Influencer on Official Israel Visit Heckled by Palestinians
Slammed for 'normalization with the enemy,' residents curse, throw chairs at media activist Muhammed Saud during Jerusalem tour with the Israeli Foreign Ministry
Iran Says 'Foreign' Oil Tanker Towed in Gulf After Distress Call
Earlier, U.S. defense official said America 'has suspicions' that Iran seized an oil tanker based in the UAE that turned off its tracker over two days ago in the Strait of Hormuz
German City to Return Painting Stolen by Nazis to Owner's Heirs
The painting had been placed on the Lost Art List, an official database for artwork suspected to have been stolen by the Nazis
Erdogan Meets With Libyan PM, Discusses 'Crisis in Libya' in Phone Call With Putin
Erdogan pledges support for Prime Minister Fayez Sarraj's 'legitimate' government following tensions between Ankara and forces loyal to a rival Libyan authority
Russia Condemns Strikes in Syria, Blames Israel
Moscow says strikes 'grossly violate Syrian sovereignty,' killed 16 including small child
16,500 Residents to Be Evacuated in Frankfurt as Authorities Defuse WW2 U.S. Bomb
The bomb was discovered a week ago during building works near the headquarters of the European Central Bank
Saudi-led Coalition Forces Destroy Drone Launched by Yemen Houthi Rebels
The drone was downed in Yemeni airspace, Saudi statement media cited a coalition spokesman as saying
Terrorism Financing Watchdog Extends Deadline for Iranian Compliance
The international task force says Iran must end exemption on terrorism funding for groups 'attempting to end foreign occupation, colonialism and racism'
Three Men Executed for Rape in Iran
According to the local chief justice, the men kidnapped a woman in the southern province of Hormozgan, raped and then murdered her
Global Drop in Nuclear Stockpiles, but Israel Among Top Countries Upgrading Arsenal, Report Shows
Swedish-based research group highlights trend of modernizing nuclear weapons, which 'remain a central element in military strategies and national security doctrines'
Putin Criticizes U.S. Trade Wars as 'Bullying'
The Russian president called U.S. policy 'ultimate fighting' during a meeting with Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping
Trump, Japanese Premier Abe Discuss Iran in a Phone Conversation
Abe is due to hold talks with Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and President Hassan Rohani during his upcoming three-day trip to the Islamic Republic