Benjamin Netanyahu

"It was a pretty good goal," one of the young players conceded. William also met with the Israeli prime minister and president in Jerusalem.

Netanyahu accused Iran of bringing some 80,000 Shiite fighters to Syria, from countries such as Afghanistan and Pakistan, to "convert" Sunni Muslims in Syria and launch attacks against Israel.

Democrats and Republicans voted very differently on this one.

"He is no longer immune. His regime is no longer immune," the Israeli leader said.

The trove of 100,000 files was snatched from a Tehran warehouse in January.

"We must not allow enemies to use our minor ideological differences as a tool to create multivoices in the country."

Poland's Secretary of State Krzysztof Szczerski told Newsweek that the law criminalizing Polish blame for the Holocaust reflected reality.

Putin said that a new political phase will follow "the significant victories and success of the Syrian army."

German officials denounced what they called a clear case of Nazi-era "anti-semitism" in a cartoon depicting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the daily newspaper, Süddeutsche Zeitung.

Turkish media filmed the Israeli ambassador being frisked at an airport on Tuesday.

The Israeli soccer team, the Beitar Jerusalem Football Club, announced Sunday they will honor U.S. President Donald Trump's controversial effort to move the American Embassy to Jerusalem.

The Israeli prime minister is in Moscow to discuss ties with Russia and celebrate the defeat of Nazi Germany.

It's considered a faux pas to wear shoes inside the house in Japan, never mind on the table.

People on the streets of Tel Aviv were truly concerned that a war was about to break out.

Reactions to the Israeli intelligence revelations ranged from "ding-dong the deal is dead" to "nothing to see here, move along people."

The U.S.—with Israeli encouragement—appears to be stepping away from the JCPOA, while Iran and the other signatories try to save it.

The Secretary of State said he personally reviewed the evidence.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was granted the power to go to war with only his defense chief's approval in "extreme situations."

The prime minister says he has "exact copies" of Iran's atomic archive.

She cited recent "distressing" events in the country.

Israel's prime minister suspended a deal with the U.N. refugee agency to resettle African asylum seekers.

Ahmad Tibi may have the demographic advantage in any one-state solution.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu suffered from "high fever and coughs" due to strep throat complications, according to his doctor.

For decades, U.S. presidents have been unable to broker a long-term settlement between Israel and Palestine. Deal-maker Donald Trump would like to accomplish what his predecessors could not in this area, and administration officials say the plan will be unveiled soon.

Yair Lapid, Benjamin Netanyahu's chief rival, spoke to Newsweek about peace with the Palestinians and the future of Israel.

If a series of corruption scandals force Benjamin Netanyahu out of office, he will leave behind a country that is deeply, perhaps irreparably, divided.

Israel's prime minister faces bribery charges and revelations that a long-term confidant has turned state's witness.

"We are very close on trade deals.  We are very, very close on military and terrorism and all of the things that we have to work together on."

Part of the unmanned aerial vehicle was recovered from the wreckage of an Iranian drone downed over Israel.

Poland's prime minister has been accused of "an inability to understand history" by Israeli leader Netanyahu.