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Dutch national laureate philosopher calls Diaspora a ‘blessing’ because it prevented Jews from having power.

‘Hundreds’ of people marched in Utrecht, the Netherlands on Saturday to protest against enduring anti-coronavirus restrictions. The march was organized by a group of former police officers and soldiers, dubbed ‘Police for Freedom’.

Night-time curfews, sweeping business closures and severe limits on public gatherings are all part of the German government’s new bill aimed at “standardizing” Covid-19 measures to stop the third wave, German media report.

Prince Philip was well-known for his often racially-charged quips at public appearances, including his 1999 comment that a fuse box with wires spilling out at an Edinburgh electronics factory looked like it had been “put in by an Indian”.

Spanish authorities say 17th-century Biblical oil work showing Jesus before crucifixion could be lost masterpiece by the Renaissance artist.

In open breach of nuclear deal, Rouhani inaugurates cascades of IR-6s and IR-5s at Natanz uranium enrichment plant, warns the West will be ‘big loser’ if sanctions aren’t lifted.

TV report says Pfizer has suspended delivery of 700,000 vaccines to Israel due to Israel’s delayed payment.

Question: How many people will be allowed to attend Prince Philip’s funeral?! THE LAW allows a maximum of 30 people until 21st June.

Scientists in Brazil have discovered a virus which appears to be almost entirely new, consisting of unrecognizable genes that have been, until now, undocumented.

Just shy of 40 percent of Marine Corps service members have refused to take the coronavirus jab, new data provided to the media shows. The revelation comes as Democratic lawmakers push to make the vaccine mandatory for soldiers.

The social media world has taken to the news of Prince Philip’s death in ways that perhaps would not be appreciated by British monarchy supporters.

The Space Force will assume the SMC’s budget of about $9 billion annually and a workforce of about 6,300 military, civilian personnel and contractors.

American sailors have set course for the Black Sea, off the south coast of Russia, in a move widely seen as a show of support for Ukraine, where fighting between Kiev’s forces and separatist militias has worsened in recent weeks.

Iran has been testing nuclear ballistic missiles for months, violating UN Resolution 2231, Israeli ambassador Gilad Erdan reveals.

Security guard working for Education Ministry threatens to ‘butcher’ haredi boy during protest in Jerusalem.

Facebook and Instagram, which is owned by Facebook, have suffered a major outage, prompting users to flock to Twitter to vent their frustration. While both sites swiftly recovered, no explanation was given for the issue.