Benjamin Netanyahu

Benjamin Netanyahu had promised to create a space where men and women could pray together at the Jerusalem site.

The latest scandal involves the near monopoly Israeli telecom.

Herzog said the discovery "arouses disgust and demonstrates Netanyahu's distasteful nature."

Netanyahu criticized Abbas after a public square in Jenin was named after Palestinian militant Khaled Nazzal.

The country is allegedly giving rebels cash as well as food, fuel and medical supplies.

The U.S. secretary of state said the payments would end, but then changed his mind, twice.

State Department announces the Palestinians' policy change but Israel has expressed skepticism.

The contest proposed by Israel would be largely symbolic, but the idea keeps resurfacing.

Radical Islam must be recognized and destroyed across the West, writes Chief Rabbi Goldschmidt.

Israeli military said dozens of Palestinians were trying to damage the Gaza border fence.

Benjamin Netanyahu has been on a charm offensive in Africa, but the continent remains a challenging place for Israel to make friends.

Decisions over siting the U.S. embassy in Jerusalem and the Paris Accord have shaken Israelis.

The president signed a waiver delaying the move by another six months, in line with a longstanding tradition followed by past presidents.

He feels more comfortable in the company of dictators than our democratic allies.

The president said the Islamic Republic "fueled the fires of sectarian conflict and terror" in the Middle East.

The American president reportedly yelled at Abbas after Israelis showed him Abbas's "involvement in incitement."

The nation state bill reiterates that Israel is "the national home of the Jewish people" and removes Arabic as an official language.

The militant group hanged two men and killed a third by firing squad on Thursday.

The sight of an American president at the Western Wall was a powerful image for most Israelis.

Sara Netanyahu's comments were picked up on camera as President Trump and the first lady arrived in Israel.

The Jerusalem hotel has previously hosted Barack Obama and Vladimir Putin.

David Friedman's attendance is controversial for Palestinians.

Mike Evans, founder of the Friends of Zion Museum, has had 42 posters put up across Jerusalem.

She said women should work together and educate their children well.

The president will visit key holy sites in Jerusalem and Bethlehem in his bid to revive the peace process.

The president and his positions will be enthusiastically received by Israelis, writes Michael Oren.

The president should realize the shortest path to peace is to fully end Israel's occupation.

The former Shin Bet chief makes a plea to the president ahead of his trip to the region.

Investigations shine a light on the controversial role of newspapers and business in Israeli politics.

The potential for toxic alliances with leaders who disregard human rights is deeply concerning.