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Michael Packard, a commercial lobster diver, says he was about 45 feet deep in the waters off Provincetown when "all of a sudden I felt this huge bump, and everything went dark."

“We are making progress, but the negotiations are intense and a number of issues [remain], including on how steps are to be implemented,” EU representative Alain Matton tells reporters in Vienna.

Technology would equip Tehran, and by extension its proxies, with greater surveillance capability.

The US Congresswoman also says her critics' public rebuke of her was "shameful," accused them of "Islamophobic tropes" and said she was merely seeking justice "for all victims of crimes against humanity."

Led by Sen. Marco Rubio, group of 16 Republican lawmakers says reopening Jerusalem mission “would wrongly indicate the US supports dividing the capital city of our close ally and only reward the Palestinian leadership’s continued hostility toward Israel."

Development raises serious questions for the United States, other countries and international organizations with missions in Kabul about how to securely evacuate their personnel from landlocked Afghanistan.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken says money moving through the alleged Houthi financing network comes from sales of Iranian petroleum and other commodities throughout the Middle East.

Pro-Israel analysts warn that if Israel does not set red lines for the Biden administration’s increasing cooperation with the Palestinian Authority in Ramallah, it could risk losing sovereignty in Jerusalem.

AJC Farsi seeks to build on success of AJC Arabic's social media accounts and video series that sought to increase Arab world's understanding of the Jewish people.  

"I'm thrilled to announce that in a few weeks, a parliamentary commission of inquiry will be formed to look into the deficiencies surrounding the case of Sarah Halimi," says French-Israeli parliamentarian Meyer Habib of the UDI party, who will head the commission.