Analysts: Iran Site May be Used to Test Missiles
Iran has built a new rocket launch site which is likely to be used for testing ballistic missiles, military analysts say.
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Netanyahu: Iran Accelerating its Nuclear Quest
“Iran's work towards the achievement of atomic weapons continues unabated," Netanyahu tells visiting U.S. activists.
Egypt's President: No Concessions
Egypt's interim president says that talks to end the crisis in the country have failed. Announcement may set the stage for more clashes.
Rare Schindler Documents Up for Online Auction
Rare documents that fill in some major gaps in the story of Holocaust hero Oskar Schindler have gone up for auction online.
German Cartoon: Netanyahu 'Poisonous' to Peace
A cartoon published in a German newspaper this week portrayed Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu as an obstacle to peace.
PA Film Shows Arabs Beating Jewish 'Settlers'
The PA's official television is continuing to incite against Israelis, even as efforts to achieve peace continue.
Obama Announces More Humanitarian Aid to Syria
U.S. will provide more than $195 million in additional humanitarian assistance for people affected by the Syrian war.
Gaza Terrorists Fire Qassam at Southern Israel
Terrorists from Gaza fired a Qassam rocket towards the Eshkol Regional Council. The rocket exploded in an open region.
Commander Who Lost His Foot Apprehends Terrorist
Yoav Yarom, head of the IDF's Shomron Brigade who lost a foot in Lebanon, apprehended an Arab who was carrying a shotgun.
U.S. Files Charges in Benghazi Attack
The Justice Department has filed sealed criminal charges against a number of suspects in the attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi.
Egypt to Declare Failure to Resolve Crisis
The Egyptian government is set to declare that foreign mediation efforts to end the political crisis in the country have failed.
U.S.: The Ball is in Iran's Court
State Department responds to Rouhani's call for "serious" talks, says Iran needs to take steps to meet its international obligations.
Group Condemns Hateful Remarks at Toronto Rally
The Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs condemns the call to murder Israelis at the Al-Quds Day rally in downtown Toronto.
Struk: Leftists Taking Advantage of the Law
MK Orit Struk welcomes State Comptroller's report on poor law enforcement in Judea and Samaria.
Arab MK Attends Dinner on Marmara
The IHH organization hosted a PA delegation aboard the Mavi Marmara ship, including MK Mohammad Barakeh.
Rouhani: We're Ready for 'Serious' Talks
Iran’s President says his country is ready for "serious" talks on its nuclear program, blasts U.S. calls for tougher sanctions.
Senators to Obama: Toughen the Sanctions on Iran
76 U.S. senators urge President Obama to impose tougher sanctions on Iran, even with "moderate" Rouhani in office.
Hagel: Iran Must Resolve Nuclear Concerns
U.S. defense chief says in Azerbaijan that it is imperative that Iran quickly resolve concerns about its nuclear program.
Iran Arrests Man Who 'Spied' for Israel
Iran claims it arrested an unnamed local citizen on charges of spying for Israel.
Turkey's Former Military Chief to Life in Prison
Turkey’s former military chief among several people handed life sentences in a plot to overthrow the Erdogan government.
Terror Suspects: We Were Questioned by Mossad
Two alleged members of Hizbullah and on trial in Nigeria claim they were interrogated by Mossad agents after their arrests.
Al-Qaeda Head Ordered Attack on U.S. Embassy
U.S. decided to shut down its embassies after intercepting an order by Al-Qaeda chief to attack an embassy in the Middle East.
A-G 'Shocked' by Visit to Southern Tel Aviv
A-G Yehuda Weinstein toured southern Tel Aviv’s neighborhoods, which have been literally taken over by illegal infiltrators from Africa.
Dempsey in Israel to Talk About Syria and Iran
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff arrives in Israel to discuss issues such as Syria and a possible Israeli strike in Iran.
U.S.: If Iran is Serious, We're a Willing Partner
Iran will find the United States a "willing partner" if Rouhani is prepared for serious talks on its nuclear program, says the White House.
Assad: Only Solution is Striking Terrorists
Syria's crisis will only be solved by stamping out "terror", declares President Bashar Al-Assad.
Report: U.S. Envoys to Meet Brotherhood Leader
Western and Arab envoys will visit jailed Muslim Brotherhood leader in Egypt, says Al Jazeera. Egypt denies.
Leiderman: It Would've Been a Nightmare
Prof. Leo Leiderman, who withdrew his candidacy for Bank of Israel Governor, says he withdrew in order to save himself from “a nightmare”.
Iran's Currency Near Collapse
Iran’s new president will have to deal with an economy that is showing signs of foundering, according to the Washington Post.
Some U.S. Embassies to Remain Closed
The U.S. State Department announces that it will extend the closure of 19 embassies and consulates in the Middle East through Saturday.
Canadian Muslim: Zionism Will be Eternally Shamed
A prominent Muslim leader in Canada attacks Ontario premier for not allowing Al-Quds Day rally outside of parliament.
Two Israeli Soldiers Killed in Highway 6 Accident
Two Israeli soldiers were killed in Sunday’s accident on Highway 6. The names of two other victims have yet to be released.
'Moderate' Rouhani Takes Over as Iran's President
Hassan Rouhani was endorsed Saturday by Iran's Supreme Leader, marking the handover of power.
Al-Qaeda Head Blames U.S. for Egypt Coup
Ayman al-Zawahiri accuses the United States of "plotting" with Egypt's military, secularists and Christians to overthrow Morsi.
Top U.S. Officials Meet Over Al-Qaeda Threat
Top U.S. officials are reviewing the threat of a terrorist attack that has led to the weekend closure of 21 U.S. embassies and consulates.
Erekat: Israel Will Release 26 Terrorists
PLO negotiator says Israel will release 26 terrorists on August 13.
Jordan Foils Weapons Smuggling from Syria
Weapons and ammunition were seized in Jordan’s northern border near Syria, along with the people who tried to smuggle them.
Kerry: The Egyptian Army 'Saved Democracy'
U.S. Secretary of State says that the Egyptian army, which deposed Morsi, intervened at the request of millions to protect democracy.
Netanyahu Welcomes Tightening of U.S. Sanctions
"The House of Representatives has sent a clear message to Iran that international pressure will increase," says PM Netanyahu.
Shamir: Governance Bill Allows Long-Term Planning
Agriculture Minister explains why the Governance Bill is good for Israelis.
