Morsi: No Negotiations with 'Descendants of Apes'
Long before he was elected as Egypt's president, Morsi rejected negotiations between Israel and the PA, reveals MEMRI.
Elad was born in Haifa, Israel, and currently resides in Canada.
Long before he was elected as Egypt's president, Morsi rejected negotiations between Israel and the PA, reveals MEMRI.

PM Netanyahu meets ambassadors in Jerusalem, stresses that Iran's nuclear ambitions are still the main threat over Israel.

Supporters of the Fatah movement start massing in the main squares in Gaza for the movement's first celebration since 2007.

PA Chairman warns that if Arab countries don't deliver on their promised 'safety net', the PA will be in a difficult situation.

Ten of Israel's parties from across the political spectrum have united in a call to President Peres to work for Pollard's release.

The Jewish Home party will be even stronger than most polls says, with at least 20 seats, predicts outgoing MK Yaakov Katz.

At least nine dead after a car bomb tore through a gas station in the Syrian capital Damascus' district of Barzeh.

Shas agrees to no longer use a smartphone app which allows users to receive blessings from Rabbi Ovadia Yosef.

"Now is the time for leaders on both sides to display real leadership," says State Department spokeswoman about Israel and the PA.

24-year-old Daniel Magrufta, who was dating the daughter of a member of the Revolutionary Guards, was murdered in Iran.

Israel's chief rabbis send letter to the President of the European Council, urge him to work to stop anti-Semitism.

More than 60,000 people have been killed in the Syrian conflict since March of 2011, says the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights.

"Why would you expect Israel to cooperate in its intended lynching?" former New York Mayor asks British Prime Minister.

Reports say Apple Inc. is in talks to buy Waze, a popular navigation app developed by Israelis.

In its latest campaign against the Jewish Home, the Likud will attack candidates on its list which are considered to be more "extreme".

Egyptian prosecutors are interrogating 24-year-old Andrei Pashnichikov who is suspected of espionage, a judicial source says.

Israelis want Binyamin Netanyahu to continue as Prime Minister but still prefer Ehud Barak as Defense Minister, new poll finds.

Hillary Clinton was lucky that, being the top U.S. diplomat, her medical team had thought to do a follow-up MRI, medical experts say.

Sources: Egypt has prevented three instances of smuggling of weapons into Gaza since Operation Pillar of Defense.

Israel needs to change its terminology when discussing Judea and Samaria with the world, says Minister Yuli Edelstein.

The Supreme Court gives the State an extension until April 30 to evict the residents of the community of Amona from their homes.

A group of some 20 Syrian soldiers, including a general, have defected from the army and fled to Turkey.

Report: Police to recommend that Moshe Feiglin be prosecuted over his bowing down during a visit to the Temple Mount.

At least 30 tortured bodies found in a flashpoint district of Damascus as Syria violence continues into 2013.

Egyptian officials say that 24-year-old Andrei Pashnichikov photographed security equipment in the Sinai.

The White House and top Republicans have struck a deal to avert huge New Year tax hikes and spending cuts known as the "fiscal cliff".

Top U.S. diplomat Hillary Clinton is suffering from a blood clot in a vein in her head but should make a full recovery.

A 13-year-old Arab girl who was featured in a video challenging IDF soldiers has been honored in Turkey.

"Next year will be the year of statehood and independence," PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas says in Ramallah.

Poll finds that a majority of Israelis do not believe that Israel making land concessions to the PA will bring an end to the conflict.

"We spit blood trying to counter the Palestinian propaganda, and Peres takes our efforts backwards," says Minister Yuli Edelstein.

Syrian President Assad is focusing on his personal safety, avoiding contact with others and moving to a different bedroom every night.

After previously considering running with Tzipi Livni, former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert is now attacking his former Kadima colleague.

An 88-year-old Ukrainian Canadian, has been stripped of his Canadian citizenship for the third time over suspected Nazi war crimes.

International envoy Lakhdar Brahimi says he has a peace plan that could be supported by world powers.

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton hospitalized after doctors discover a blood clot during a follow-up exam.

Housing Minister Ariel Atias (Shas) criticizes the Likud for speaking out against comments made by President Peres regarding peace.

MK Ofir Akunis expresses disappointment over Supreme Court ruling allowing MK Zoabi to run in the elections.

PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas, whose party's logo shows all of Israel as Palestine, claims he seeks peace with the Jewish State.

Egypt will pursue a relationship with Hizbullah as a “real political and military force”, says Egyptian ambassador.
