Top human rights court says Buenos Aires also tried to cover up and obstruct the investigation into the AMIA attack that killed 85 people

ANC strikes agreement with former opposition party Democratic Alliance, which opposed taking Israel to international court with accusations of Gaza genocide

Group tours concentration camp as part of German 'Football and Remembrance' program, learns about the persecution of Jewish players and coaches imprisoned there

Mothers share accounts of their children's captivity at conference, with one saying girls forced to clean and cook

During war, Social Delivery collects unwanted surplus from retailers and offices of tech firms and disperses the goods ranging from clothes to furniture to Gaza border communities

European signatories of JCPOA warn Tehran's operation of advanced centrifuges poses 'significant proliferation risks,' note 'especially concerning' activity at underground facility

Hamid Noury, who was involved in 1988 mass executions, exchanged for two Swedish nationals; EU vows to work for freedom of other Europeans who it says are arbitrarily detained

This month, Aaron Abramson becomes the third to hold the title - and the first Israeli - since the controversial organization was founded in San Francisco some five decades ago