Brussels Airport evacuates two departure halls, recalls Qatar Airways flight to Doha over a suspicious bag. Local authorities arrest an Iranian woman over alleged involvement in an attempt to gather intelligence on Israeli targets.
The Bureau of Justice Statistics says prosecutors investigated 1,864 suspects for possible hate crimes from Oct. 1, 2004 through Sept. 30, 2019, and referred only 17% of those suspects for prosecution.
The seizure is part of a Taliban surge as American troops complete their pullout from Afghanistan.
In joint statement following IAEA report, UK, France, Germany say: “Iran has no credible civilian need for uranium metal [research and development] and production, which are a key step in the development of a nuclear weapon.”
Speaking at assembly of youth and Belarusian military personnel, President Alexander Lukashenko compares Jewish efforts to commemorate the Holocaust to efforts to commemorate the part played by the Soviet Union in winning World War II.
During talks in Vienna, the six countries that remain parties to the agreement have been trying to resolve issues on how the United States can rejoin and how Iran can return to compliance.
Rescuers are hoping the demolition will give them access for the first time to parts of the garage area that are a focus of interest. So far, the remains of 24 people have been pulled out of the rubble and 121 people are still missing.
No talks are planned with IAEA inspections chief Massimo Aparo, says Iranian envoy.
“We condemn the disgraceful comments made by [Omar] in a CNN interview in which she accused her Jewish Congressional colleagues, along with the Jewish people as a whole, of not being committed to the pursuit of justice,” Conference of Presidents chair Dianne Lob, CEO William Daroff and vice chair Malcolm Hoenlein say.
Rabbi Shlomo Noginski hospitalized with non-life threatening injuries. Police have suspect in custody.
