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Both the House and Senate in the U.S. backed strengthening sanctions, which Russia originally decided not to respond to.

The holy site is a dangerous weapon in the hands of extremists and political Islam.

The Organisation of Islamic Cooperation will meet in Istanbul next week for talks.

Israel says metal detectors will remain at the contested site.

Palestinian leaders are using the holy site as a propaganda tool.

McMaster, Tillerson, Mattis, and Kelly have largely ruined their own credibility.

Citizen Four team say Assange displays the very autocratic tendencies he complains about.

Decisions over siting the U.S. embassy in Jerusalem and the Paris Accord have shaken Israelis.

Trump shouldn't even try to get the Israelis and Palestinians to the negotiating table.

A tweet from the embassy comes days after a report that suggested Rich was a WikiLeaks informant, which has since been refuted.

The WikiLeaks founder will stay in the embassy until the U.K. clarifies whether it has received an extradition request from the U.S., his attorney tells Newsweek.

Donald Trump's National Security Adviser Flynn resigned over contact with Kislyak. Now Russia could be moving its man—and eyes are on the U.N.

As he heads to Jerusalem, Trump endangers a Mossad agent and dashes hopes of peace.

Assange has been put at risk by film-maker's failure to abide by conditions.

Trump will open the floodgates that are holding back greater chaos across the Middle East.

A British Muslim has said he is frustrated by a lack of information after being taken off a flight to the United States.

The results of Ecuador's presidential election are set to be challenged, which would be bad news for Julian Assange.

The opposition candidate Guillermo Lasso was ahead in the exit poll but Lenin Moreno is claiming victory.

Florida Senator Marco Rubio urged to remind the Kremlin that its critics are not silenced by death.

Israelis and Palestinians mean very different things by 'one state.'

Trump is now against more settlements and undecided about moving the US embassy.

Trump causes many Israelis an uncomfortable feeling in the pit of their stomachs.

The reaction to possible U.S. embassy move is a test of the world's commitment to peace, writes Hanan Ashrawi.

No reputable economist believes protectionism is good.

Palestinians expected to protest such a shift, as both Israelis and Palestinians lay claim to Jerusalem.

The Palestinian president says the U.S. would lose legitimacy if it moves its embassy from Tel Aviv to the disputed capital.

"No one should take any decisions which may preempt or prejudge (negotiations) because this will be the destruction of the peace process as a whole."

Police found the device in a rucksack propped up against the shutters of the ministry.

The Ecuadorian embassy in London cited concerns over the U.S. election.

WikiLeaks claims Ecuador deliberately cut Assange's internet connection.