Egypt's Foreign Minister Resigns
Egyptian Foreign Minister Mohamed Kamel Amr has tendered his resignation, reports state news agency.
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Putin: Snowden Should Stop Leaking Info
Snowden "should stop his work aimed at inflicting damage on our American partners," says Russian President.
Livni Warns: No Peace Talks May Lead to EU Boycott
Justice Minister Tzipi Livni warns that Israel risks a European economic boycott if it fails to advance peace talks.
Muslim Brotherhood Rejects Army's Ultimatum
"The age of military coups is over," stresses Muslim Brotherhood member.
PA: Kerry Did Not Achieve any Breakthrough
PLO official Saeb Erekat says there's been no breakthrough in marathon U.S.-led efforts to revive direct peace talks.
Video: Angry Egyptian TV Host Resigns On Air
Egyptian TV host Gamal Al-Shaer resigned live on air after the government censored his show.
EU Slams Gaza for Executions of 'Collaborators'
EU calls on Gaza's Hamas terrorist rulers to stop executing those found guilty of collaborating with Israel.
Ecuador: Russia Will Decide Snowden's Destination
Ecuador can't grant Endward Snowden asylum unless he's on Ecuadoran territory, explains President Rafael Correa.
New Book Finds Ties Between Nazis and Hollywood
Hollywood's major studios not only accepted Nazi censorship, but collaborated with Hitler, finds new book.
Video: Clerics Joyful Over Murder of Shiites
Egyptian clerics have expressed joy over the brutal murders of four Shiites, including prominent cleric Sheik Hassan Shehata.
Morsi's Spokesman: He's Made Errors
Egypt's opposition urges protesters to stay on the streets until Morsi goes, as his spokesman urges dialogue.
Bennett: Senator McCain is An 'American Hero'
Economy Minister express his appreciation for U.S. Senator John McCain after meeting him.
Katz, Danon, and Elkin Score Victories
About 80% of Likud Central Committee members took part in the elections for the Likud's institutions.
Four People Killed in Egypt Protests
Four people are dead as millions hit the streets in Egypt on the anniversary of Morsi's inauguration.
Egypt Prepares for Protests
Egypt prepares for a “million man protest” against President Morsi. More than 22 million have signed a petition demanding his departure.
Indiana: 3 Children Hurt at Jewish Camp
Three children injured, one critically, as a result of lightning strike at a Jewish summer camp in northwest Indiana.
Progress or Stalemate in Peace Talks?
Jordan-based newspaper reports that Israel has agreed to freeze construction in Judea and Samaria. PA and Israeli leaders: No progress yet.
Ariel Mayor: McDonald's Will Only Hurt Itself
Fast food chain McDonald’s is the biggest loser from its own decision to boycott the city of Ariel, says Mayor Eliyahu Shviro.
Ecuador's President: No Decision Yet on Snowden
Ecuador's president says his government has yet to consider whether to admit U.S. intelligence leaker Edward Snowden.
Amnesty Calls for Campaign Against Gaza Executions
Amnesty calls on the public to mail Gaza’s Hamas rulers and protest the hanging of two local men.
MKs' Salaries to be Cut by Only 1%
Knesset committee reverses decision to cut MKs' salaries by 10%. MK Calderon: I will donate the remaining 9%.
Muslim Brotherhood Member Killed in Egypt
A member of Egypt's ruling Muslim Brotherhood shot dead in an attack on the group's office in Zakazik.
U.S. Senate Passes Immigration Reform
The U.S. Senate passes an immigration reform that will put 11 million undocumented people on a path to earning citizenship.
Hamas Official 'Complains' About Israeli 'Siege'
Hamas official Ghazi Hamad meets a delegation from Turkey, and complains about the Israeli 'siege' on Gaza.
Kerry and Netanyahu Meet in Jerusalem
Kerry arrives in Israel, meets Netanyahu as part of his efforts to restart peace negotiations.
Gantz: The Flames Are Creeping Up on Nasrallah
Israel must be prepared for any scenario, say leaders who spoke at the graduation ceremony of the IAF's flight course.
Hamas and Islamic Jihad Resume Communications
Islamic Jihad and Hamas resume communications, three days after Jihad severed ties with Hamas.
Khamenei: West Should Stop its 'Stubborn' Attitude
If the West wasn't so stubborn, the Iranian nuclear issue would be resolved, claims Supreme Leader.
Report: U.S. to Arm Syrian Rebels Within a Month
CIA moving weapons from a network of secret warehouses, plans to start arming Syrian rebels, according to officials.
Dagan: You Want to Shoot? Shoot!
It's not wise to threaten Syrian President Bashar Assad at the present time, says former Mossad chief in response to PM's remarks.
Lieberman: Abbas Only Wants to Go to the UN
PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas is not interested in reaching a peace agreement with Israel, charges Yisrael Beytenu chairman.
Morsi Admits: I've Made Some Errors
Political polarization in Egypt is threatening the country’s democracy, says Morsi ahead of planned protests by opposition.
Russia Withdraws Military Personnel from Syria
Russia has withdrawn all its military personnel from Syria and left its Tartus naval center unstaffed.
Nelson Mandela on Life Support
Former South African president's condition continues to deteriorate.
White House Hosts Israel-Hating Radical Muslim
White House officials met this month with Sheikh Abdullah bin Bayyah, a deputy of radical Egyptian cleric Yusuf al-Qaradawi.
Haniyeh: PA Arabs Won't Recognize Israel
Gaza's premier says that neither the "siege" nor the wars will convince Arabs to recognize Israel.
Abbas Planning Another UN Move
Israel believes that Abbas's willingness to meet Netanyahu may be a ploy to buy time so he can make more unilateral moves at the UN.
Germany Uncovers 'Model Plane' Terror Plot
German authorities stage raids after uncovering an alleged Islamist plot to carry out attacks using model airplanes.
PM: Peace Must be Achieved Through Negotiations
"Our goal is not just to enter and put a check mark to show that we've begun negotiations," Netanyahu tells Georgian Prime Minister.
Iran Says it Dismantled Terrorist Network
Security forces in Iran have dismantled a terrorist and sabotage network in Shiraz, says semi-official ISNA news agency.
