Motion uses some of the strongest language ever offered by a European Union nation on the issue

Russia lauds 'decisive victory' by Syrian dictator, rejects Western accusations of sham vote

Danny Fenster is among the many journalists who have been detained, imprisoned or expelled since military took control over government in February coup

Nonprofit that operates 'psychological first aid' center says many of those calling were far more afraid of the Arab-Jewish violence in mixed cities than Gaza rockets

Finance minister expresses outrage as former Jerusalem mayor calls conference to announce his 'vision' for the country

Cambridge commits to reviewing municipal contracts for ties to firms that allegedly violate human rights, endorses Democratic bill in Congress to restrict some aid to Jewish state

Local media says officials may make further arrests amid possibility more workers knew about actions; Israeli parents, toddler killed in crash laid to rest in Israel

Relatives of Moussa Hassouna demand 'justice' after he was killed by Jewish men in the central city, who argue they acted in self-defense