Europe

US Secretary of State John Kerry laid a wreath at the Yad Vashem Holocaust museum in Jerusalem, as Israel marked its annual Holocaust Remembrance Day. 

Britain's first and only female prime minister Margaret Thatcher has died peacefully following a stroke at the age of 87.

Jewish leaders in Warsaw are warning that Poland may run out of kosher meat within the next month after a law banning religious slaughter methods came into effect earlier this year.

Members of Israeli army delegation visit concentration camps, meet with German soldiers to discuss Judaism, politics, and Islam in Europe. 'We had to salute while German anthem was playing; this was not easy,' Major Rabinstein says.

A French court on Thursday ordered Air France to pay a $12,800 fine for ordering pro-Palestinian activist Horia Ankour off a flight to Tel Aviv, the L'independant reported.

Social housing residency tests, jobless benefits for no more than six months, and national healthcare restrictions, are all plans UK Prime Minister David Cameron is hoping to introduce in relation to European migration. But is he right to do so?

French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius paid tribute to Egypt as “a major power in the Middle East” as he sought to emphasise Europe’s desire for a two state solution to be realised to end Israeli- Palestinian conflict, in his meeting on Tuesday with his Egyptian counterpart Mohamed Kamel Ali Amr in Paris.

The German government wants to push for Hizbullah to be added to the EU list of terrorist organizations. 

The legal battle between Twitter and France’s Jewish Student Union continues, with the Union now suing the company and its director, Dick Costolo, for 50 million dollars.

France is ready to add Hezbollah's military wing to the European Union’s list of terror organizations, according to Arabic newspaper Al-Hayat published in London.