Jozef Klotz, a Polish Jewish soccer player who scored the national team’s first ever goal in an international match, was later murdered by the Nazis. His nephew, Yoav Dekel, receives a jersey bearing Klotz’s name and number, signed by all the current members of the Polish national team.

The decision, he says on Facebook, was the next logical step in light of Labor’s poor showing in the April 9 general election, which saw the party dwindle to just six mandates.

The British, it seems, will do everything in their power to avoid making the Iranians angry. Yes, the same Iranians who ordered Hezbollah to build bombs in London.

The 45-year-old suspect was reportedly en route to Europe as a stowaway when he realized he was in the wrong location and decided to set a fire on the ship in an attempt to avert capture by Israeli authorities. According to reports, the suspect has a record of illegal entry into Israel.

Kim Jong Nam, who was killed in Malaysia in 2017, had been an informant for the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency, The Wall Street Journal reports. South Korean and U.S. have accused Pyongyang of ordering the hit on Kim Jong Nam over his public criticism of his family's dynastic rule. Pyongyang has denied the allegation.