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Featured Stories How Israel is implementing the settlement freeze Jewish settlers protesting the government's decision to freeze settlement building in the West Bank by breaking a house they built from ice near Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's house, Jan. 4, 2010. (Miriam Alster / Flash90 / JTA) As Israeli authorities begin enforcing a West Bank Jewish settlement freeze announced in November, many Israelis are asking how far the government is willing to go. Read more » Breaking News Iraq is planning to sue Israel for bombing its nuclear reactor at Osirak nearly three decades ago. The Obama administration wants to "keep the door to dialogue open" with Iran, Hillary Clinton said. A delegation of Israeli military officers canceled a visit to Britain out of fear that they would be arrested on war crimes charges. The U.S. State Department expressed its "complete support" for its anti-Semitism envoy and encouraged "broad dialogue" toward Israeli-Palestinian peace. Poland has made a formal request to Sweden for help in investigating the theft of the sign from the entrance to Auschwitz. Three Palestinian men were arrested in Jerusalem for allegedly planning a stabbing attack. The Jerusalem municipality approved the construction of four apartment buildings on the Mount of Olives in eastern Jerusalem. A 94-year-old Holocaust survivor died, leaving behind at least 2,500 descendants. The number of Israelis who have died with swine flu hit 80. Pro-Palestinian protesters demonstrated in New Zealand against Israel's top-ranked women's tennis player amid a bomb scare in the arena.