Serbia Arrests Last War Crimes Fugitive
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Bloomberg – Serbia arrested Goran Hadzic, the last top commander sought by the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia following its bloody breakup, meeting an important condition to start European Union entry talks.
Hadzic, 52, a leader of Serbs in Croatia during Yugoslavia’s 1990s dissolution, is accused of killing hundreds of Croats, including more than 250 prisoners in Vukovar. He faces 14 counts of war crimes and crimes against humanity at the tribunal in The Hague.
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Rabbi Attacked, Israeli Tourist Berated in Italy as Antisemitism Continues to Surge
Vance Says US Policy Toward Middle East Can’t Be ‘Subservient’ to Israel
Anti-Israel Activist Acquitted After Defacing Churchill Statue With Pro-Hamas Symbol
Pope Leo Says Middle East Conflicts Strain Jewish-Christian Relations
Why the Controversial Israeli Documentary Exposes Problems on the Left and the Right



