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Retail giant responds to Auschwitz Memorial, which called some of its available titles “hateful, anti-Semitic propaganda.”

Democratic debate in Charleston, South Carolina, sees Jewish senator from Vermont profess he is "proud of being Jewish," while lamenting that "right now, sadly, tragically, in Israel, through Bibi Netanyahu, you have a reactionary racist who is now running that country." Sanders also vows to move US Embassy in Israel back to Tel Aviv.

Statement UN Security Council voices support for a “negotiated two-state solution, recalling previous relevant UN resolutions, and in accordance with international law, where two democratic states, Israel and Palestine, live side by side in peace within secure and recognized borders.”

In tweet, Republican Jewish Coalition warns socialist senator's rise in Democratic contest could spell danger to Israel. He "supports forcing our ally Israel, the only democracy in the Middle East, to surrender its sovereignty to the foreign policy whims of the far Left," it warns.

Without citing any specific proposals, Pope Francis speaks of "the still unresolved conflict between Israelis and Palestinians, with the danger of not fair solutions, and, thus, presaging new crises."

"By engaging in such an odious attack on this mainstream, bipartisan American political event, Senator Sanders is insulting his very own colleagues and the millions of Americans who stand with Israel,” AIPAC says in response.

The day before the Feb. 11 New Hampshire primary, President Donald Trump suggested Republicans might want to cross over and "vote for the weakest candidate possible of the Democrats." But Chuck Muth had another reason to support Sanders.

US Ambassador to Saudi Arabia John Abizaid says Riyadh "has done a tremendous amount to suppress Sunni Islamic extremism within their own borders, and they have been a great cooperation partner with us, and they will continue to do that."

As Sanders celebrated, Joe Biden was in second place. Pete Buttigieg and Elizabeth Warren trailed further behind.

For years, the Financial Action Taskforce has urged Tehran to cease sponsoring terrorist groups, but to no avail. Iran’s central bank chief dismisses FATF’s decision as "politically motivated."