Trump, Pompeo defend Saudi rulers as White House strategy shifts
Analysts familiar with the desert kingdom said it was likely that Saudi leaders were hoping the scandal would blow over and that they could wait it out.
Chelsea blows the whistle on antisemitism
Chelsea Football Club spearheads the way for fighting discrimination and antisemitism on the soccer pitch.
No, Europe isn’t returning to the bosom of Islam
The Continent has indeed received millions of migrants, and they pose a variety of problems to their host countries. But these emanate for the most part from right-wing nationalists, not Muslim refugees
CNN contributor: Kushner an ’embarrassment ‘ and unqualified to deal with the Saudis
'He's completely unqualified. This is gross nepotism and it's just an embarrassment that he has any power at all'
Pope gets invite to North Korea, indicates will consider it
The pope is expected to be in Asia during a trip to Japan next year.
Film on forgotten Holocaust resistance fighter rocks Dutch box office
The highest grossing Dutch film of the year, 'The Resistance Banker,' highlights Walraven van Hal, who bankrolled the anti-Nazi resistance in Holland
Film on Nazi-turned-Austrian president sheds light on rise of far right
Ruth Beckermann's 'The Waldheim Waltz,' Austria’s entry into the Oscars’ foreign film race, investigates the roots of far-right populist movements in Europe
Egypt’s war on the Muslim Brotherhood
Morsi’s younger son has been detained because of his alleged support for the banned Muslim Brotherhood movement in Egypt
Jason Alexander hosts inspiring L.A. Sheba Medical Center gala
The Sunday event’s speakers also featured Dr. Itai Pessach, deputy director of the Edmond and Lily Safra Children’s Hospital at Sheba Medical Center as well as former IDF soldier Ohad Ben-Yishai.