Undergraduates vote down motion against Israel, which passed the university's student society last week.

The Sudeten Germans, who number 2.9 million, relinquish the largely symbolic claims in order to 'build a bridge to the Czech people.'

Ovadia Shalom was convicted in 1995 in what the police suspected was a robbery gone wrong, even though no forensic evidence against him was found.

"Even in the darkest hours of mankind there might be a voice within us that allows us to remain human," says director in acceptance speech.

The move contravenes equal opportunity law and rulings by the High Court of Justice.

Even if the cease-fire sticks beyond all expectations, it's hard to imagine it turning into a long-term diplomatic agreement.

Police tell court 'significant developments' made in investigation into killing of Hili Sobol, found dead in her apartment building.

Overcrowding, inadequate food, and lack of translators, health care and access to legal representation plague detention, refugee NGO says; Prisons Service dismisses findings as 'tendentious.'