British teen who spoke about hanging gays and gassing Jews convicted of terrorism He is the kingdom’s youngest-ever person to be convicted of terrorism.
Former secretary at Nazi death camp, 95, to stand trial for accessory to murder The case against Irmgard F., who worked at Stutthof, follows a 2011 precedent establishing that camp staff can be held responsible for Nazi murders.
Palestinians clear major technical hurdle in push for International Criminal Court war crimes trial for Israelis A three-judge panel dismissed the Israeli jurisdictional objection to an investigation, that was based on the claim that the Palestinian Authority is not a state.
Non-Jewish faculty at Antwerp haredi Orthodox school strike over parents’ failure to test kids for COVID