Benjamin Netanyahu

Jews living in the U.S. live a "quite convenient life," claims deputy foreign minister Tzipi Hotovely.

In newly released recordings, the former Secretary of State continues to chastise Israel for its lack of leadership in ending the decades-long conflict.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that animosity between governments needn't get in the way of humanitarian aid.

Speaking at the London-based think tank Chatham House on Friday, Netanyahu stressed Iran's objective to "dominate the world."

Israel's president writes for Newsweek on the legacy of the Balfour Declaration.

"Tonight, I came to tell you: Help is on the way," the vice-president said.

A monitoring group has claimed that more civilians have been killed in airstrikes under Trump than under Obama.

Washington is seeking to relax restrictions on foreign sales of U.S. unmanned aircraft.

Spain beat the Israelis 1-0 at the Teddy Stadium in Jerusalem.

"The president isn't looking at one piece of this," Sarah Huckabee Sanders said.

The U.S. accepted more than double the number of resettled refugees that Canada did in 2016.

The Palestinian gunman had a work permit at the West Bank settlement of Har Adar.

"Smash his head with a rock, run him over with your car, throw him from a high place, choke him, poison him."

With North Korea and Venezuela now on the list, has Trump fought off accusations of discrimination?

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned of a "vast Iranian Islamist empire" that could one day wield nuclear weapons because of the 2015 deal.

The U.S., Israel and Saudi Arabia are demanding a new or no Iran nuclear deal, but the fallout of such a move could end up undermining their interests.

The big domestic story of the year is the ongoing investigations into Netanyahu.

Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari and South African leader Jacob Zuma are also scheduled to address the assembly.

Officials have indicated Trump will address the threats posed by North Korea and Iran in his first speech to the organization.

Major General Abdolrahim Mousavi, head of Iran's army, said there would be no Israel in 25 years. His Arab rivals in the Persian Gulf appear to differ.

Trump arrived the U.N. at 9:50 a.m. before meetings with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and French President Emmanuel Macron.

The far-right Daily Stormer declares itself to be Yair Netanyahu's number one fan.

The president is yet to decide on the strategy, but it would allow more aggressive action against Iran's forces.

Trump and Jared Kushner's efforts to get Israel and the Palestinians to the table have stalled.

From the Submarine Affair to Netanyahu's wife, the country is awash with allegations of wrongdoing.

Sara, the Prime Minister's third wife, is accused of misusing state funds at the residence the pair share, receiving goods under false pretenses and breach of trust.

Israel has the potential to have a social and humanitarian impact far beyond her own borders.

He remained silent, despite the Nazis flags and shouts of 'Jews will not replace us.'

The Security Council is set to vote on renewing the U.N. interim force in Lebanon later this month.

The Israeli military may extend the barrier it is building along the Gaza Strip.