Benjamin Netanyahu

The veteran Israeli leader looks set to form a new coalition government for his fifth term.

"You use terrorist groups against the peoples of the region and yet claim to have been fighting terrorism?" President Hassan Rouhani asked.

More than 6 million Israelis are eligible to head to the polls Tuesday to choose their next prime minister.

About 1,300 secret cameras were deployed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's center-right Likud party, according to the Israeli news site Ynet.

Hannity dismissed O'Rourke as a "bozo" and "unemployed former congressman from Texas."

Analysts are questioning the Trump administration's decision to designate the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a "terrorist group."

Moshe Feiglin and his far-right Zehut party could tip the balance in favor of either prime prime ministerial candidate.

Benny Gantz, a former general and centrist candidate, is campaigning to convince voters that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu isn't the only leader who can keep Israel safe.

"This will have negative effects on the Middle East peace process and security and stability in the region," the kingdom said in an official statement.

"Next!" the progressive Democratic congresswoman concluded her tweet.

Netanyahu, who is facing the prospect of criminal charges for bribery, fraud and breach of trust, said the close relations between the U.S. and Israel exist because "we share the same values."

President Donald Trump's remarks came as Israel launched airstrikes against the Gaza Strip in response to rockets fired north of Tel Aviv.

"I've brought you a case of the finest wine," the Israeli prime minister told Donald Trump, after the president signed an executive order recognizing Israel's claim to the disputed Golan Heights.

Here's what you need to know about the Golan Heights, a disputed land that sits between Israel and Syria.

Netanyahu is hitting his rival with everything he does and does not have—and they're not holding back, either.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been indicted on three charges of corruption ahead of an uncertain election next month.

"Israel is not a state of all its citizens," Netanyahu wrote.

Despite conservative media trying to minimize them, the charges against Netnayahu are severe.

"Pushing back" on Iran is key to solving the region's problems, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Arab states "are sitting down together with Israel in order to advance the common interest of war with Iran."

Netanyahu should have cruised to victory, but the unexpected popularity of his chief rival and ominous noises from the prosecution say otherwise.

The former chief of staff is trying to tick boxes on both right and left—and could be the candidate who'll finally unite Israel's centrist parties.

Ehud Barak, Israel's most decorated soldier and a former prime minister, has released a new book—and he has plenty to say about his onetime coalition partner.

Yair Netanyahu, 27, called for all Muslims to leave Israel.

After a double blow from the police and the Supreme Court over the weekend, Netanyahu's festival of light is anything but bright this year.

How to make sense of a prime minister who switches policies every other day?

It has been Netanyahu's dream to become the longest serving Prime Minister of Israel.

The government coalition collapsed Friday after disagreements over the vacant defense minister post.

Avigdor Lieberman quit in protest over Prime Minister Benjamin Netahyahu's refusal to launch a military offensive into the Gaza Strip, calling for new elections.

Hot on the heels of a corruption scandal engulfing Netanyahu's trusted aides comes a botched Gaza raid and a shock escalation. How will he respond?