'Practical work' summit for Biden, Putin: No punches or hugs
US President Joe Biden notes that one of the understandings reached by the leaders was that both countries must work together to ensure that Iran doesn't acquire nuclear weapons.
US President Joe Biden notes that one of the understandings reached by the leaders was that both countries must work together to ensure that Iran doesn't acquire nuclear weapons.
Given opposition to move in Sudan, officials in Khartoum had believed considerable US investment in country's economy would help alleviate public concerns.
Swiss Foreign Minister Ignazio Cassis tells Israel Hayom that "expectations [of success] from the talks aren't very high. With that, the American administration intends to move forward and to find a hard path to an agreement."
Former deputy secretary of state Nides praised for deep commitment to Israel-US alliance. Former US Ambassador to Israel Dr. Michael Oren: Nides will be a blessing to Israel.
On March 3, Fatou Bensouda announced that the ICC was opening an investigation into actions by Israel and the Palestinians since mid-2014.
"Antisemitism has no place in Tucson or anywhere for that matter. We have a moral imperative to speak out unequivocally against it in all of its forms," tweets Mayor Regina Romero.
Amr served as a policy analyst and economist for the Clinton and Obama administrations and worked at the World Bank, World Economic Forum, and the Brookings Institution. Biden has yet to designate an ambassador to Israel.
A recent spike in online and physical attacks against Jews in the US prompted more than 150 tech and business executives to sign an open letter against the phenomenon.
Democratic strategist Steve Rabinowitz says that while he personally would not have chosen Rep. Ilhan Omar for the House Committee, Democrats are likely not calling for her removal because "the world is not just Israel and the Palestinians."
Local resident spots 12 human skulls and multiple bones in a bank of river running through Oswiecim. Polish authorities are investigating whether the remains are linked to the former death camp.
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