Brazilian Police Arrest Alleged Hezbollah Financier
Assad Ahmad Barakat has repeatedly been accused of illegal activity and in 2004, U.S. authorities designated him as one of Hezbollah's 'most prominent and influential members'
World News
Polish Man Arrested Over Rocks Thrown at Synagogue During Yom Kippur
Several people were nearby inside during the incident, including children, but nobody was hurt
U.S. News
How Sexual Misconduct Allegations Against a Netanyahu Spokesman Are Plaguing His U.S. Ambassador
David Keyes denies the accusations by more than a dozen women. Either way, Israel’s man in Washington, Ron Dermer, is taking heat for not taking action after rumors began to surface
Europe
French Fries in Belgium Are Shrinking Thanks to Climate Change
European potatoes are shrinking because of declining rainfall in recent years and mounting temperatures: Bad news for fries eaters who will get a shorter version this year
Middle East
Palestinian Killed, 54 Wounded by Israeli Live Fire During Protests, Gaza Health Ministry Says
Israel conducts air strikes, says protesters throw grenades, explosives
Palestinian News
Palestinian Dies in West Bank After Arrest, Israeli Army Denies Claim He Was Beaten to Death
Mohammad Zaghloul Arimawi's brother tells Palestinian media 40 soldiers raided their house, some kicked his brother until he blacked out ■ IDF says initial inquiry shows Arimawi was not beaten
Americas
Trump's Administration Used to Fight Corruption in Guatemala. Then Guatemala Moved Its Embassy to Jerusalem
For a decade, the United States backed an international body investigating corruption in Guatemala. Now experts are asking why the White House is silent as the country’s president, Jimmy Morales, wages war on the panel
