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Macron worried Saudi attack may hurt U.S.-Iran efforts-diplomats

Macron spent the summer trying to damp down an intensifying crisis between Washington and Tehran, and the attack on Saudi oil facilities has placed him in an awkward situations.

Hurricane Humberto expected to strengthen as it heads towards Bermuda

It is bringing life-threatening waves and tides to parts of the U.S. east coast from Central Florida to North Carolina and dangerous conditions will remain for the next few days.

MyHeritage Tribal Quest team preserves Amazon tribe cultural memories

Newly returned MyHeritage Tribal Quest team documented Amazon tribe cultural memories of remote Achuar tribe.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson tries to blow shofar

Johnson was not able to get a sound out of the instrument, but managed to utter the age-old pun “Shofar so good,”

‘Seinfeld’ will move to Netflix in 2021

The "show about nothing" will begin airing on Netflix, after they lost "Friends" and "The office"

ICE signs $30M contract with Israeli data-extraction company

According to data released by CBP, the agency searched the devices of more than 30,000 international travelers in 2017 – 10,000 more than the year prior.

World War II veterans' graves vandalized with swastikas in Netherlands

"It is not just a bit, everything has been covered,’ an Omroep Brabant reporter said. ‘There is a letter on nearly every gravestone. It is unbelievable."

Trump: U.S. is 'locked and loaded' for potential response to Saudi attack

He said he had also authorized the use of the U.S. emergency oil stockpile to ensure stable supplies after the attack, which shut 5% of world production.

Hong Kong protesters sing 'God Save the Queen' in call for British help

"Sino-British Joint Declaration is VOID," one placard read. "SOS Hong Kong," read another.

Russia and Turkey prepare to meet Iran in Ankara

They will be discussing Syria and, according to Russian media, the situation in northern Syria's Idlib province.

Australian jailed in Iran identified as Melbourne University academic

Kylie Moore-Gilbert, a specialist in Middle East politics at the University of Melbourne, is one of three Austrailian citizens detained in Iran.

Turbulent road ahead for new Sudanese cabinet

With conflicting visions of country’s future, the ministers face many economic and security issues

Trump: I don’t believe report that Israel is spying on US

President Donald Trump Stated that he does not believe Israel is spying on the U.S.a report that has been denied by Israeli officials as well

Kenya becomes third African nation to introduce malaria vaccine

The vaccine - the world's first against malaria - will be administered to children under two and could be crucial to efforts to combat the disease, health officials said.

Body of man found through Google Maps after missing for 22 years

The vehicle itself was found by a former resident of the area who looked at it through Google Maps. The image clearly shows a submerged vehicle in the pond.

Malaysian government: Pollution level in capital is life-threatening

Air quality in Indonesian towns closest to the fires have risen to hazardous levels; on Wednesday, thousands held mass Islamic prayer for rain.

Simon Wiesenthal Center calls on Germany to ban Hezbollah amid terror pledge

Grenell wrote in a firey commentary last week in 'Die Welt' that there is no excuse for Chancellor Angela Merkel’s administration not to outlaw Hezbollah’s entire movement in Germany.

‘Post’ Khashoggi story confirmed

The just-released report from Turkey confirms The Jerusalem Post article which I wrote just a day after meeting with the crown prince.

500 intellectuals urge Berlin Jewish Museum to end BDS

Museum needs to educate about German-Jewish history and return to its original mission.

Saudi princess complicit in beating up worker in luxury Paris flat

Speaking after the verdict, Princess Hassa bint Salman's French lawyer said most of the declarations made by workman Ashraf Eid were false and that an appeal would be lodged.

Top U.S. official to Post: No Iran regime change, but keeping max pressure

Sales announces $5 million reward for help capturing al-Qaeda leaders.

Trial of accused NZ gunman delayed to avoid Ramadan

Australian man Brenton Tarrant, 29, a suspected white supremacist, has pleaded not guilty to 92 charges against him including murder and terrorism.

Russia searches homes and offices of Kremlin critic's supporters

The searches took place four days after Russia's ruling United Russia party, which supports President Putin, lost one third of its seats in the Moscow city assembly.

Netanyahu: "I don't think Russia and Iran are getting closer"

"Through talks with [Putin] we were able to avert a near-unavoidable crash between the the Russian Air Force and our own forces during an operation in Syria," he said speaking to Russian media.

Europe is propping up Iranian terror while demonizing Israel

French officials this month reportedly proposed a $15 billion letter of credit to compensate Iran for U.S. sanctions and incentivize that country to keep the terms of the 2015 nuclear deal.