Pair suspected of transferring 5 million euros ($5.4 million) to Palestinian terror group; two also suspected of participating in criminal organization to raise funds

The bloc's point person for fighting Jew-hatred, Katharina von Schnurbein, is an influential advocate for Jewish customs many consider controversial in Europe

Kandinsky's 'The Colorful Life' was loaned by Lewenstein family to Stedelijk Museum, but put up for auction shortly after Nazi occupation of Netherlands

Local media says detainees are supporters of AZ Alkmaar who were at metro station on way to match against Jewish-associated club Ajax Amsterdam

US delegate Ellen Germain say conference meant to ensure governments are building on each other's experience

Jewish groups and Israel condemned the perceived analogy, which appeared in an account of the top clergymen’s visit to the Yad Vashem museum

Shai Avital, who faces dozens of sexual harassment complaints in Israel, was arrested in Amsterdam in August

Thrilling game goes into extra time where penalties lead Argentina to 4-3 victory; Argentine team to go up against Croatia on Tuesday after 2018 runner-up beat Brazil on Friday

Shai Avital has two weeks to appeal decision, faces 26 sexual harassment complaints in Israel; lawyers say he always planned on returning home and 'proving his innocence'

Russians Igor Girkin and Sergei Dubinsky, Ukrainian Leonid Kharchenko convicted in absentia, sentenced to life imprisonment over 2014 incident in which 298 were killed