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The Jesuit order denied reports that it plans to release a collection of documents that could shed light on Pope Pius XII's role during the Holocaust.

A Pakistani man living in New York was sentenced to 69 months in prison for broadcasting the Hezbollah television station Al Manar.

A Kansas man will be tried in the United States for covering up his involvement in the Rwandan genocide when he immigrated to the United States.

Israel warned Israeli businessmen in Europe to return home because of the threat of a terrorist attack by Hezbollah.

Bolivian police raided a Jewish center in northeastern Bolivia and arrested an outreach worker.

Two Jewish activists are petitioning the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights to probe "government-instigated anti-Semitism in Venezuela."

Hillary Clinton said Israel could lose Arab support for countering the Iranian threat if Israel does not pursue peace negotiations with the Palestinians.

The lesson of the Holocaust is never to be silent in the face of inhumanity, President Obama said.

A majority of Israelis would like to see their country join the European Union, a new survey found.

The chairman of the U.S. House of Representatives Intelligence Committee ordered an inquest into how a congresswoman was wiretapped.