Dozens of countries, from major European and Middle Eastern powers to tiny states, convene in Doha, as proposed stabilization force continues to faces major challenges

Having already apologized, BBC vows to defend itself in case, while British minister backs broadcaster's position to stand firm

Editor David Horovitz on the stories of personal sacrifice as strangers attempted to save each other from the ISIS-linked gunmen, a necessary global re-education, and a tribute to Rob Reiner

Footage shows assailant grabbing Jewish man's neck, uttering threats; US assistant attorney general for civil rights vows investigation of 'horrific' incident

Appeals court rules Mohamed Shahin free to go despite interior minister ordering him deported; Turin Islamic leader said Hamas onslaught was not violent; government likely to appeal

Guards increasingly finding diagrams, other info that could be used to plan jailbreaks, official tells Knesset committee, as lack of hope for future swaps raises fear of violence

Col. (res.) Yoav Yarom had faced indictment of reckless homicide for deaths of Sgt. Gur Kehati and civilian researcher Ze'ev Erlich; Kehati's family outraged at reversal

Jewish Republican lawmaker Inna Vernikov turns down invitation despite 'honored guest' status, slamming the party's 'hard right wing'