The Polish League Against Defamation filed the first complaint to be based on Polands controversial Holocaust bill on Friday. The case was filed against an Argentinian newspaper and a journalist for using a photograph of Polish resistance fighters to accompany an article about a 1941 pogrom against

Winter Storm Riley struck the US East Coast on Friday causing heavy rain and snowfall. Flood warnings have been issued and local media reported at least five people dead due to falling trees. At least one million people reportedly remain without power.

According to sources speaking to Hadashot News, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was caught lying during previous police questionings in cases 1000 and 2000. In addition, a source claimed that evidence against Netanyahu in the Bezeq Case was “concrete” and “solid.”

Footage by Israels Nature and Parks Authority shows Israelis out and about on a sunny holiday weekend, many still wearing costumes as part of Purim festivities. The Authority said Saturday saw some 150 thousand visitors in Israels various national parks.

After prominent actor and playwright Ziad Itani was arrested last year for “collaborating” with Israel, the Lebanese authorities have arrested a former senior official for framing the actor. According to various reports, Major Susan Hajj Hobeiche had hired a hacker to fake conversations between Itan

Irans Deputy Chief of Staff said on Saturday that Tehran will not discuss its missile program with the West until the US and others dismantle their nuclear weapons and long-range missiles.

The US, French and German leaders discussed Russian President Vladimir Putins recent statements in separate phone calls on Thursday, said the White House in a Friday statement. The three also discussed the existing crisis in Syria and the airstrikes on eastern Ghouta.

In a report in Bahrains state-run media, Bahraini authorities claimed they have arrested 116 suspected terrorists operating in a network established by Irans Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). Almost half of those arrested were trained in facilities in Iran, Iraq and Lebanon, said the report.