'So proud of my little Hatchling Alma and all her hard work,' the Wonder Woman star posts on Instagram

High-profile hearings, like those in Nuremberg after World War II, would ensure the jihadists' ideology 'debunked' and their victims heard, says leader of probe into IS crimes

Mohamed al-Miqdad was found unconscious on the street shortly after demonstrations against two executions on Saturday

Video-sharing platform says it is striving to thwart abuse of platform that promotes violence, spreads disinformation

Journalists, others say celebrating release of group who 'humiliated' British woman by filming sexual encounter serves to perpetuate rape culture

A second CNN contributor has apologized for tweets offensive to the Jewish community.
Kareem Farid, an unpaid presenter for a web video series on CNN Arabic, had come under fire for Arabic tweets from 2011 where he tweeted “I love you Hitler, and praised the Nazi leader for “his determination to reach his goal.”
He later apologized for the offensive tweets, saying in a statement quoted by JTA, “I was horrified to re-read some of my old tweets from 2011 during the emotional Arab spring events in Cairo. I have never been a supporter of Hitler or any of his believes and actions and these translated tweets are not a reflection of who I am and what I believe in.”
Farid said that he “deeply” apologized and added that he had learned from his mistake.

Avner Netanyahu, the son of Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, filed a complaint on Sunday against attorney Barak Cohen for harassment and infringement of privacy.
Cohen, who regularly surprises politicians and public figures with insulting remarks, came to a restaurant where Avner Netanyahu was eating on Saturday night and began insulting him harshly.
“I filed a harassment complaint with the police today against Barak Cohen,” Avner wrote on his Facebook page. “Time after time he follows me, comes to the places where I am and begins videoing me and insulting me. There’s a way to conduct political arguments. Bullying and harassment of uninvolved civilians are unequivocally not the way.”

A man and a woman both in their 30s both R”L drowned on Habetula beach in Kiryat Yam, Sunday afternoon. Volunteer first responders from United Hatzalah and ambulance teams from Magen David Adom responded to the incident and attempted to resuscitate both people.
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MAKINDYE-LUKULI, Uganda  — The darkening clouds are ominous for many in this urban neighborhood, promising rushing rainwaters stinking of human waste from overflowing septic tanks.
As Africa faces a population boom unmatched anywhere in the world, millions of people are moving to fast-growing cities while decades-old public facilities crumble under the pressure.