Eurasia

Through spyware, perpetrators may have been able to harvest data from devices, says Foreign Ministry.

Some 20 students in the first and second year at a credit-based high school in this west Japan city with only a department of international studies interacted online with children in the Palestinian territory of Gaza, on Jan. 18 as part of peace education.

The Palestine solidarity protests follows the Israeli eviction of a family in Sheikh Jarrah in east al-Quds (Jerusalem) and land grabs in the Naqab (Negev) dessert.

An Israeli national was killed in the violent protests that have shaken Kazakhstan, Zionist regime's Foreign Ministry said on Saturday.

European diplomats and ambassadors who arrived in Israel two weeks ago aimed to discuss the West Bank's situation in a meeting which resulted in being far from diplomatic.

More than half (61 percent) of Israelis believe that the problem of anti-Israeli sentiments has only grown stronger during the past five years.

A member of Finland's parliament has introduced a proposed legislation which seeks to ban the import of goods originating from territories under Israeli occupation.

Palestine supporters in Manchester demonstrated outside a meeting of pension fund managers day, calling on trustees to withdraw investments from firms complicit in Israel’s suppression of Palestinians.

A group of 86 human rights organizations and independent experts Friday urged the European Union to impose “targeted sanctions” against the NSO Group, an Israeli company producing the Pegasus surveillance software linked with human rights abuses.

British, Israeli top diplomats say deal would transform ‘our close friendship into an even closer partnership’.

The question is whether universities like Glasgow will continue to submit to attacks on academic life under the cover of false or evidence-free claims of anti-semitism.

Israeli maker of surveillance software blocked +44 code after detecting hack against Princess Haya, source says.