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WORLD | EARTHQUAKE'S MASSIVE DESTRUCTION
 NEW YORK - As the death toll mounts in the aftermath of the devastating earthquake in Haiti, the organized Jewish world is lining up support for the rescue and relief effort in the region. full story >
NATION | FOREIGN POLICY
WASHINGTON — The Obama Administration continues to favor multilateral sanctions when it comes to pressuring Iran, senior officials have said. full story >
WORLD | holocaust-denying Bishop
ROME — Pope Benedict XVI admits in a letter that his rehabilitation of a Holocaust-denying bishop backfired. full story >
WORLD | MUMBAI ATTACKS
MUMBAI, India (JTA) – The Colaba neighborhood that surrounds the modern apartment block where terrorists last week murdered a Chabad-Lubavitch couple and four other Jews has begun to return to normal. full story >
WORLD | CRISIS IN GEORGIA
TBILISI, Georgia (JTA) — Tina Pshavtoshvili is a refugee, living in a borrowed room in a strange city and facing an uncertain future — again. full story >
WORLD | UNITED NATIONS
GENEVA (JTA) – In less than a year, the United Nations will try again to tackle the thorny questions of racism around the world. Its effort in 2001 devolved into a virulent attack on Israel and Jews. full story >
WORLD | 'FACING TOMORROW'
JERUSALEM (JTA) — A crush of world leaders and their security details mixed with Buddhist monks, rabbis, novelists and Internet entrepreneurs at Israel's splashy, high-profile 60th anniversary celebration last week. full story >
WORLD | MIDDLE EAST
TEL AVIV (JTA) — A recent rabbinic court ruling in Israel is prompting thousands of converts in the country to worry if their conversions to Judaism are at risk of being revoked. full story >
WORLD | INDIA
WASHINGTON — The only Mumbai terrorist caught alive told an Indian newspaper that he and his colleagues were sent to target Israelis. full story >
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