Justin Trudeau Declares National Day Against Gun Violence Amid Soaring Assault Cases In Canada
Trudeau‘s Canadian government has designated the first Friday of June every year as a National Day Against Gun Violence
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Palestinian Terror Group Runs Student Exchange Program With Europe
A designated terrorist organization is running an international student exchange program for Palestinian students in cooperation with France and the United Kingdom, according to an Israeli NGO
Sbarro Bombing Victim Dies After 22 Years In A Coma
Chana Nachenberg, wounded in the 2001 Sbarro suicide bombing in Jerusalem, died on Wednesday in Tel Aviv
IAEA Closes Two Probes Into Iran Nuclear Program
U.N. watchdog has closed two investigations into Iranian nuclear sites, reveals confidential reports from IAEA
Spain’s Opposition Leader Feijóo Foresees The End Of The Socialist Era: “We’ve Gone Far Enough”
People's Party leader Feijóo rallies for end to 'sanchismo' and a new political era in Spain amid upcoming snap general elections.
Robert Kiyosaki Is Predicting The Downfall Of Germany And The Dollar
Robert Kiyosaki flags potential German bankruptcy, hints at similar US fate, and advocates Bitcoin as a safer financial asset.
The Oldest And Most Expensive Hebrew Bible Returns To Israel After An Auction
The Codex Sassoon was purchased at a Sotheby's auction at $38.1 million, making it the most manuscript ever.
A Young Girl Recalls Surviving A Fire Incident With No Hair
She knows she looks different, but that doesn't mean she doesn't long to be like other teens her age
The 11th Wonder Of The World Is Uncovered In Spain As A Drought Exposes A Ruin
A church was underwater since the 1960 as the government of Catalonia created the Sau Reservoir on the site of the former town.