Lawmaker: We Don't Need 20% Enriched Uranium
Prominent Iranian lawmaker says Tehran is willing to relieve concerns about its uranium, but won't say it'll stop enriching.
Elad was born in Haifa, Israel, and currently resides in Canada.
Prominent Iranian lawmaker says Tehran is willing to relieve concerns about its uranium, but won't say it'll stop enriching.

At least seven police officers have been killed in Tunisia in clashes with Islamist terrorists in the central region of Sidi Bouzid.

Tamerlan Tsarnaev named in court papers as a participant in the 2011 murders of two Jews in Waltham, MA.

FINA warns officials in Qatar and the United Arab Emirates for hiding the Israeli flag during World Cup swimming events.

An explosion near the airport in Damascus has been followed by a blackout in parts of the country.

It is too early to talk about easing the sanctions on Iran, Kerry tells Netanyahu during a meeting in Rome.

Al-Qaeda terrorists are trying to get their hands on a massive weapons arsenal that was left behind by Libya's former leader.

PA Chairman: Israel will be to blame if peace talks fail over its demand to keep military forces in the Jordan Valley.

Israeli ambassador warns against easing the sanctions on Iran, says Rouhani "perfected the art of saying one thing and doing another."

Moshe Lion, who ran for mayor Jerusalem and lost, thanked MK Lieberman for his support.

Syrian National Coalition says it will not take part in a planned peace conference unless the objective is Assad’s removal from power.

“Tangible progress remains elusive” because of Israel, says the Palestinian Authority’s envoy to the United Nations, Riyad Mansour.

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu meets Italian Prime Minister, urges continued pressure on Iran over its nuclear program.

Rouhani's regime continues to revamp the rules on censorship, will review books that have been barred from publication.

Anti-Zionist Neturei Karta sect on the list of the ten most influential and active anti-Israel groups in America.

IDF releases video footage of an attempted stabbing attack on a bus, in which an Arab cut off the sidelock of a hareidi Jew.

"I don't see any reason why I shouldn't run in the next election," says Syrian President in television interview.

Israeli and PA officials have held 13 meetings so far, reveals Secretary of State during visit to Paris.

Lithuanian President says that the European Union "does not recognize settlements as part of Israel."

"Hate does not disappear. It is a horrible fact of life we should fight every day," Lapid tells World Jewish Congress.

Congress cancelled delivery of UAVs to Turkey because of its exposing of Israeli spies to Iran, reports Turkish newspaper.

The Qatari foreign minister thanks his Saudi counterpart for rejecting a seat on the United Nations Security Council.

A group of journalists in Ramallah have launched a petition to reopen the Gaza bureaus of Ma'an and Al Arabiya.

Palestinian Authority Chairman rejects reports that peace talks are deadlocked, says they are only at the beginning.

Every time Iran tries to get closer to the West, the "Zionist regime" sabotages the effort, claims Iran's president.

The Home Front Defense Ministry held an assessment after several earthquakes were felt around the Galilee region.

Three people die as gunmen on motorcycles open fire on a wedding party outside a Coptic Christian church in Cairo.

"I don't mind apologizing to Karnit Flug" for the lengthy appointment process, says Finance Minister.

Source says Netanyahu will not be meeting with Pope Francis during trip to Rome, as "audiences must be arranged in advance".

Hamas's "military wing", the Izz Al-Din Al-Qassam Brigades, admits it masterminded terror tunnel that led from Gaza into an Israeli kibbutz.

Arab nations have appealed to Saudi Arabia to reverse its decision to reject a seat on the United Nations Security Council.

A 37-year-old Iranian was convicted of smuggling drugs, hanged, pronounced dead and survived. What happens now?

Israel might be trying to make Turkey look bad by leaking information about its intelligence chief, charge officials in Ankara.

Nine Lebanese pilgrims who were kidnapped by rebels in Syria have been freed in exchange for two Turkish pilots seized in Lebanon in August.

Nazi war criminal Erich Priebke will be buried in a secret location in Italy or Germany, says his lawyer.

An international peace conference in Geneva will be held between November 23-24, but will the regime have anyone to talk to?

Hamas TV airs cartoon promoting the Izz Al-Din Al-Qassam Brigades, says "that thousands of young fighters are prepared to be martyred."

Bill de Blasio wants to give school children in New York two extra days off to mark Eid al-Adha and Eid al-Fitr.

A woman in Saudi Arabia posts a clip of herself driving, pledges to continue to drive despite a decree banning women from doing so.

Nazi war criminal Erich Priebke's family has lost track of his body, claims lawyer Paolo Giachini.
