An appeals court in Germany upheld an earlier verdict that calling “death and hate to Zionists” during a demonstration is tantamount to anti-Semitism.

Former British Prime Ministr Tony Blair announced that he would step down as the Middle East envoy of the Quartet (United States, European Union, United Nations and Russia) following eight years in the role in which he tried to push forward economic development and institution building in the Palestinian Authority.

Following criticism from Jewish groups, the German government has added two Jewish members to its anti-Semitism committee, a group launched last December by Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere ‘’to resolutely combat anti-Semitism and continue promoting the sustainability of Jewish life in Germany.''

A museum dedicated to the history of the Jews of Porto, a city in the north of Portugal, was opened to the public.

Andrzej Duda, a Conservative Catholic politician who won Sunday’s presidential elections in Poland, has criticized the outgoing president’s apologies in recent years for the massacre that Polish farmers perpetrated against their Jewish neighbors in Jedwabne.

Netanyahu's idea of defining blocs in order to build in those places has been slammed by both the right and Palestinians.

Amnesty International report accuses Hamas of killing members and supporters of Fatah.

Islamic Jihad was named as the group that fired the rocket at Israel on Tuesday, though the defense minister and pm maintained that Hamas is responsible for anything that goes on in the Gaza Strip.

The IDF identified the targets as terror infrastructure.

An Egyptian journalist from a popular news site dressed up as an ultra-Orthodox Jew and walked the streets of Cairo asking locals for directions to a synagogue, in order to gauge the public’s reaction.