In blow to BDS movement, Norway to ignore UN 'blacklist'
The Norwegian government says it has "neither the right nor the duty" to prohibit Egencia, a subsidiary of blacklisted company Expedia, from providing services inside Norway.
The Norwegian government says it has "neither the right nor the duty" to prohibit Egencia, a subsidiary of blacklisted company Expedia, from providing services inside Norway.
US lawmaker criticized after retweeting post with the caption, "from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free," a statement Jewish groups generally regard as referring to the eradication of Israel.
New prosecutor is authorized “to investigate whether any federal official, employee or any person or entity violated the law in connection with the intelligence, counter-intelligence or law enforcement activities” directed at the 2016 presidential campaigns.
Djalali, a medical doctor and lecturer at the Karolinska Institute in the Swedish capital Stockholm, was arrested in Iran in 2016 and later convicted of espionage, having been accused of providing information to Israel to help it assassinate several senior nuclear scientists.
Germany, France and Britain reportedly argued that the move would deter legitimate humanitarian trade and hurt the allies' common interests.
More than 180 police officers raid the homes of 11 members of the far-right group in Hesse, Mecklenburg West-Pomerania and North Rhine-Westphalia; confiscate funds and propaganda material.
According to the Daily Beast news site, the US president has given some of his most hawkish officials the okay to pummel the Iranian regime in the remaining days of his presidency, as long as they don't risk "starting World War III."
"We have an amok driver in the city," mayor says. "We have arrested one person, one vehicle has been secured."
Szilard Demeter's article prompts strong reactions from several Hungarian Jewish groups and opposition politicians. More than 12,000 people, including numerous Hungarian public figures, sign a petition demanding his resignation.
"This decision joins similar decisions made in recent months by governments in Europe and Latin America. Hezbollah first and foremost harms the citizens of Lebanon itself and holds them hostage in the service of Iranian interests," says Foreign Minister Gabi Ashkenazi.
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