German prosecutors charged one of the world’s most-wanted Nazi suspects with the death of 430, 000 Jews in occupied Poland on Wednesday.

Louis Farrakhan, the national representative for the Nation of Islam, is giving Jews a chance to “redeem” themselves by seeking reparations for the injustices caused by black slavery.

CNN has fired a senior editor on Middle Eastern affairs Wednesday after she posted a Twitter message in support of deceased Shiite cleric Grand Ayatollah Mohammed Hussein Fadlallah.

The “fifth most wanted Nazi” who escaped from a Dutch prison after being convicted of mass murder in 1957 has been hiding in Germany, according to a report in the British Sun.

Lebanon’s Grand Ayatollah Mohammed Hussein Fadlallah, one of the most important religious figures in Lebanon and key founder of the terrorist group Hezbollah, died Sunday from illness.

A Latvian court on Tuesday ruled to allow a public commemoration for the day in 1941 when Nazi troops entered the Latvian capital of Riga and expelled the occupying Soviet Red Army.

Nation of Islam Minister Louis Farrakhan has written to several American Jewish organizations seeking “repair of my people from the damage” he says Jews have caused blacks.

Polish authorities have arrested two Canadian teachers who allegedly stole railway spikes from the line used to transport Jews to the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, AFP has reported.

New Zealand’s Radio Network has suspended radio host David Fane after making anti-Semitic remarks to a large group of celebrities.

In a country considered free of anti-Semitism, the recent brouhaha over a Bollywood filmmaker’s plan to produce a film on Adolf Hitler’s “positive” qualities is troubling audiences across the world.

A Californian court is debating whether a Nazi salute is an acceptable expression of free speech or whether it constitutes a public disruption.

In the early 20th century, one man manipulated German culture to justify a regime of terror: Joseph Goebbels.

Attorneys for a Salt Lake City inmate accused of killing a guard while attempting to escape from a medical center is appealing to have his client's neo-Nazi tattoos covered during his trial, the Associated Press has reported.

Amid fraying Turkish-Israeli relations over Israel’s raid on the Gaza-bound flotilla last week, Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has told Israel to stop “exploiting anti-Semitism.”

Helen Thomas, the most senior White House press correspondent, is facing a storm of criticism after saying Jews should “Get the hell out of Palestine” and go “home” to Germany, Poland and the United States.

A group of southern California students have faced public criticism for playing a Facebook game called “Beat the Jew.”

Amid continued reports of violence against Yemen’s shrinking Jewish community, there have been new reports that a Yemeni police officer has tried to cut off the side curls of a local Jewish man.

Paul Schaefer, a German-born evangelical preacher credited with establishing one of the world’s most infamous anti-Semitic apocalyptic cults, died of heart failure yesterday in a prison hospital in Chile.

A custody battle over a New Jersey couples’ children, whom all have Nazi-inspired names, continues in New Jersey.

A German court has fined British Holocaust denier Richard Williamson 10,000 euros ($13,980) for denying the Holocaust.