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Infant killed, 8 hurt in suspected terror attack on Jerusalem light rail
A baby died and eight other people were hurt when a Palestinian man slammed his car into pedestrians at a Jerusalem light railway stop, then police shot the driver as he fled, police and a hospital official said.
Haredim’s refusal to sit next to opposite sex delays Delta flight
A Delta Airlines flight to Israel was delayed after haredi Orthodox men and women deplaned rather than sit next to members of the opposite sex.
Canadian parliament locked down, one suspected gunman reported dead
A gunman shot and wounded a soldier in Ottawa on Wednesday and then entered the country\’s parliament buildings chased by police, with at least 30 shots fired in dramatic scenes in the heart of the Canadian capital.
French Jewish leader indicted for calling Dieudonne ‘professional anti-Semite’
Roger Cukierman, president of France’s largest Jewish group, was indicted for calling the comedian Dieudonne M’bala M’bala a “professional anti-Semite.”
Hagel, meeting with Yaalon, reaffirms U.S.-Israel defense relationship
U.S. Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel reaffirmed the United States’ “deep commitment” to Israel’s security, and the importance of the U.S.-Israel defense relationship during a meeting with his Israeli counterpart.
NBC photographer with Jewish roots recovers from Ebola
NBC photographer Ashoka Mukpo is free of the Ebola virus and will leave the hospital.
Iran claims to arrest spies near nuclear plant
Iran arrested what it claimed were several suspected foreign spies in the southern province of Bushehr, home to the country’s first nuclear power plant.