Hong Kong Police Bar Request to Hold Annual Tiananmen Massacre Vigil
Residents rush to apply for U.K. passports as China looks to enact contentious national security legislation
Greece Reopens Borders to Some Tourists, Including Israelis, Starting June 15
Aim is to welcome anyone 'who has overcome their fear,' says minister as country attempts to salvage crucial tourist season
U.S. News
Pompeo Threatens to Target 'Corrupt' ICC Over Israel, U.S. War Crime Probes
U.S. secretary of state says to expect a series of announcements from the American government pushing back against ICC 'in the coming days'
Europe
Anti-Semitic Crime Tally in Germany Reaches Highest Level in Years
2019 sees 13 percent increase in anti-Semitic crimes, 93 percent of which were attributed to the far right
Middle East
Coronavirus Israel Live: Uptick in Cases Continues as Jerusalem Schools Shutter
State watchdog to open probe into handling of crisis ■ Only schools with coronavirus outbreaks set to close ■ Dozens of staff in two hospitals quarantined
Palestinian News
Palestinian Economy Could Shrink Up to 11% in 2020, World Bank Says
The coronavirus outbreak would likely deepen unemployment, especially in the West Bank, where many Palestinians work in the tourism industry
Americas
Argentina to Fly in Rabbis From Israel to Certify Kosher Meat Despite Closed Borders
The trip is key to Argentina being able to maintain beef exports to key buyer Israel, which has become increasingly important with exports stalled to the EU and China
