Erdogan Slams EU's Move to Enforce Libyan Arms Embargo
The Turkish president's 'verbal attacks' on the EU and its new initiative are 'unsurprising,' Libya expert says
12 Israelis From Cruise Ship Quarantined in Japan Due to Coronavirus to Return Home
A specially leased plane will bring them to Israel on Thursday, and they will be quarantined in an isolated building in the hospital for further observation
U.S. News
Analysis Sanders vs. Bloomberg Scenario Is Like a Jewish Joke Turned Ominously Real
Two Jewish finalists in the Democratic race is a source of pride for U.S. Jews – as well as a reason for grave concern
Europe
Probe Shows Russian Spy Agency Played Role in Berlin Murder of Georgian, Reports Say
The murder of former Chechen rebel Zelimkhan Khangoshvili sparked a diplomatic row between Berlin and Moscow last year
Middle East
Witnesses Say Israeli Policeman Shot Sponge-tipped Bullet at 9-year-old Palestinian
Witness of incident that may cause boy to lose his eyesight says he was told to 'move on' when he protested; policeman not yet summoned for statement
Palestinian News
Thousands of Palestinians Channel Protests Against Trump’s Plan Through Dawn Prayers
Campaign reflects Hamas's cautious approach to operating in the West Bank, says Palestinian political analyst
Americas
Former Hasidic Couple Sues Quebec for Failure to Make Sure They Were Properly Educated
The couple is not suing for money but demanding Quebec provide more oversight over educational curricula in private religious schools
