Naveed Akram, accused of carrying out the Bondi Beach massacre with his father that killed 15 people, appeared for the first time in an Australian court via video link from jail, as his lawyer said he is 'feeling as well as can be expected'

Fares Abu al-Hija, a northern resident, was arrested while allegedly carrying out an intelligence-gathering mission. Investigators say he was in contact with Iranian intelligence and was paid for tasks; Gallant was urgently evacuated from his home over a serious threat

Amnesty International projects a 'Stop the Genocide in Gaza' onto the Olympic hot air balloon in Paris, sparking applause and controversy during the one-year anniversary celebrations of the city's hosting the Olympics

Three Israeli tourists, including a Holocaust survivor, say they were harassed at Madrid’s Reina Sofía museum over Jewish symbols and were asked to leave after staff said other visitors were 'disturbed' by their presence

The Civil Administration is advancing hundreds of homes in Adam, but the move would effectively expand Jerusalem’s Neve Yaakov neighborhood and its municipal boundary; critics warn it could deepen tensions and violate commitments to the international community and to Trump

France, Germany, Hungary and others on continent see surge in voter demand for political and economic freedoms as European left bloc finds itself weakening

Chris Baghsarian was abducted at 5 a.m. from his Sydney home by masked men who police say were targeting a member of a Lebanese crime family; authorities insist he has no criminal ties and was taken in error