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Russia believes it is "counterproductive" to threaten Iran with more sanctions, its foreign minister said.

The U.N. Human Rights Council will reopen the debate on the Goldstone report in a special session.

An internal Fatah Party memo reportedly says Palestinian hopes in the Obama administration "have evaporated."

Tzipi Livni urged Turkey to join moderate elements in the Middle East in the war on terror.

Israel asked the United Nations to investigate an explosion at the home of a Hezbollah official in southern Lebanon.

U.S. community and religious institutions will receive an additional $4 million in federal funding for security.

A new poll finds that more than 80 percent of Israeli Jews support freedom of religion.

Pope Benedict XVI will visit Rome's main synagogue on the Catholic Church's annual day of study and dialogue between Catholics and Jews.

Israel should release all Palestinian prisoners, the country's new Nobel laureate said.

An Atlanta Jewish day school principal was selected as a 2009 National Distinguished Principal.

The European Jewish Congress is opening offices in Brussels.

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