"It is a very serious business when the chief rabbi speaks as he does," says British PM after Ephraim Mirvis warns that opposition leader had allowed "poison" of anti-Semitism to take root.
The Third Way and Green Party welcome European Court of Justice's order to bloc's 28 members to label Israeli goods produced beyond the Green Line. Neither party has ever endorsed similar labeling against any country involved in over 200 territorial disputes worldwide.
"Some countries in the region should know that they will not have an easy life in the region if clues are found that show they intervened to create unrest in Iran,” Iranian Vice President Eshaq Jahangiri says on Saturday. Iran has blamed “thugs” linked to exiles and foreign foes – the US, Israel and Saudi Arabia – for stirring up unrest following hikes in gasoline prices which led to some of the worst violence in a decade.
International Atomic Energy Agency's top inspector will travel to Tehran next week to press Iran to finally explain the origin of uranium traces found at an undeclared site, which PM Netanyahu last year called a "secret atomic warehouse." IAEA Director-General Cornel Feruta: "It is essential that Iran works with the agency to resolve this matter promptly."
Islamic Revolution Guards Corps commander, Maj. Gen. Hossein Salami, calls for Muslim solidarity to thwart "enemy conspiracies." Meanwhile, amid ongoing civil strife across Iran, authorities reportedly start restoring internet services. US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo calls on Iranians to send the US videos “documenting the regime’s crackdown on protestors.”
“It is no longer good enough for us simply to be pro-Israel. I am pro-Israel. But we must treat the Palestinian people as well with the respect and dignity that they deserve,” Democratic hopeful says.
Holy See reiterates its support for a "two-state solution for two peoples, as the only way to reach a complete solution to this age-old conflict."
"The size and sophistication of Iran's missile force continues to grow despite decades of counterproliferation efforts aimed at curbing its advancement," study by the US Defense Intelligence Agency says.
The 14 other members of the UN's most powerful body strongly opposed the US announcement that it no longer considers Israeli settlements to be a violation of international law.
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