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Polish MP says pogroms 'assisted natural selection'

Polish MP says pogroms 'assisted natural selection'

by Dan Lavie, News Agencies and Israel Hayom Staff

Far-right Polish politician Janusz Korwin-Mikke was speaking to local media about the "upside" of the global coronavirus outbreak which he said was "improving mankind's gene pool through natural selection."

Vatican opens archives of Pope Pius XII, who remained silent during WWII

Vatican opens archives of Pope Pius XII, who remained silent during WWII

by JNS and Israel Hayom Staff

More than 200 researchers have applied for permission to study the millions of letters and documents of the pontiff’s papacy, which are held in the Vatican Apostolic Archives.

On Super Tuesday eve, Biden gets boost from former rivals

On Super Tuesday eve, Biden gets boost from former rivals

by AP and Israel Hayom Staff

Amy Klobuchar and Pete Buttigieg unite behind Joe Biden’s presidential bid as the Democratic Party’s moderate wing scrambles to boost the former vice president.

IAEA to rebuke Iran for failing to allow access to 'sites of interest'

IAEA to rebuke Iran for failing to allow access to 'sites of interest'

by Reuters and Israel Hayom Staff

Nuclear watchdog resisted public pressure from PM Benjamin Netanyahu to visit a site he cited in a speech to the United Nations General Assembly in 2018, but last February the IAEA discovered unexplained traces of uranium there.

Sanders turns to Ilhan Omar after South Carolina defeat

Sanders turns to Ilhan Omar after South Carolina defeat

by Israel Hayom Staff

The Vermont senator and the Minnesota congresswoman will hold a joint rally in her home state a day before Super Tuesday.

Iowa fiasco raises big question: Can Democrats govern effectively?

Sanders's socialist message falls flat in South Carolina but can Biden stop him?

by Reuters and Israel Hayom Staff

Decisive win gives Joe Biden a burst of momentum in the Democratic race to challenge Republican President Donald Trump, which broadens quickly with Super Tuesday primaries in 14 states in three days that will award one-third of the available national delegates.

US and Taliban sign deal to end 18-year Afghan conflict

US and Taliban sign deal to end 18-year Afghan conflict

by Reuters and Israel Hayom Staff

US Defense Secretary Mark Esper calls the accord a good step but just the beginning, as many expect looming talks between the Afghan sides to be much more complicated.

Brazil will 'soon' designate Hezbollah a terrorist organization

Brazil will 'soon' designate Hezbollah a terrorist organization

by Neta Bar and ILH Staff

The country is also considering a harsher stance on terrorist groups Hamas, al-Qaida, and Boko Haram, says lawmaker Eduardo Bolsonaro, the son of Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro.

Austrian parliament unanimously passes anti-BDS resolution

Austrian parliament unanimously passes anti-BDS resolution

by i24NEWS and Israel Hayom Staff

Foreign Minister Israel Katz lauds move as a strong statement and example for others to follow.

World powers: 'Serious concerns' about Iran's atom program

World powers: 'Serious concerns' about Iran's atom program

by News Agencies and Israel Hayom Staff

Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi tells reporters that Iran still remains "open to any initiative which can ensure Iran's dividends of the JCPOA."

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