Gantz: We'll Investigate 'Friendly Fire' Incident
Chief of Staff promises that the IDF would continue to investigate the incident in which Tal Nahman was killed.
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IDF Soldier Killed by Friendly Fire in Gaza
IDF officer killed by friendly fire during an operation in northern Gaza. Incident is being investigated.
House Democrats Support Obama Against Sanctions
Reps. Lloyd Doggett and David Price mobilizing their colleagues against a bill to slap more sanctions on Iran.
Obama to Visit Saudi Arabia in March
President Barack Obama will travel to Saudi Arabia to meet with King Abdullah, amid tension in relations between the countries.
Susan Rice Blasts Israel for Criticizing Kerry
National Security Advisor says that Israel's condemnation of Kerry's boycott threats are "unfounded and unacceptable."
Iran's Zarif Denies Saying Holocaust was 'Cruel'
Did Iran's Foreign Minister condemn the Holocaust at the security conference in Munich? Depends who you ask.
Saudi Law: 20 Years for Belonging to Terror Groups
Saudi King decrees jail terms of up to 20 years for belonging to "terrorist groups", part of an effort to fight jihadists.
State Department: Kerry 'Frustrated'
State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki says Kerry has "proud record of over three decades of steadfast support for Israel’s security."
Islamic Jihad Threatens to Sabotage Peace Talks
Islamic Jihad official: We will destroy any agreement that legitimizes "the Zionist occupation."
Dieudonne Gives 'Quenelle' to Queen After Ban
Anti-Semitic French comedian responds to Britain's decision to ban him by by giving his reverse Nazi salute to Queen Elizabeth II.
Zilber: I'm the Punching Bag of Frustrated Artists
Ariel Zilber calls to shut down ACUM, says it is no longer fulfilling its role to accept all artists regardless of their political views.
Clinton Joins Obama in Opposing New Iran Sanctions
Give diplomacy a chance to work, says former Secretary of State in letter to Democratic Senator Carl Levin.
Former MK Eldad Criticizes 'Spineless' Right
Former MK Professor Aryeh Eldad says that the right should criticize Netanyahu and not Kerry.
Singer 'Dedicates' Song to Tibi
Amir Benayun dedicates his new protest song to MK Tibi, cites his "success" in getting Jews to live under PA sovereignty.
Jordan’s FM Rejects Recognizing Israel
Jordan’s Foreign Minister against recognizing Israel as a Jewish state, says Jordan is not an alternative home for Palestinian Arabs.
Abbas Suggests NATO Forces in 'Palestine'
Abbas offers to have IDF troops remain in 'Palestine' for five years, then replace them with a NATO force that can stay "for a long time."
NATO Prepared to Help Destroy Syrian Chemicals
Elements of NATO are ready to destroy Syria’s chemical weapons arsenal, says official.
Waters Slams Scarlett Johansson and Neil Young
Anti-Israel musician Roger Waters takes Scarlett Johansson and Neil Young to task for refusing to boycott Israel.
French Minister: There Are 'Opportunities' in Iran
France will have "significant commercial opportunities" in Iran if sanctions are lifted, says French Finance Minister Pierre Moscovici.
Sarid: The Settlers Aren't My Brothers
Former Education Minister slams Jewish residents of Judea and Samaria, says he fears a "settler state."
Egyptian Court Upholds Ban on Muslim Brotherhood
Court turns down Muslim Brotherhood's appeal against a verdict ordering the seizure of the group's funds.
'Freedom of Speech is Only for Leftists'
Friend of leftist teacher Adam Verete: He did what he should have done - but I wouldn't hire a teacher from Judea and Samaria.
Livni Receives Compliments from Saudi Official
"I understand why you're Israel's negotiator," former head of Saudi intelligence tells Justice Minister at Munich conference.
Syrian Jihadists Claim Lebanon Bombing
Al-Nusra Front in Lebanon claims responsibility for Saturday’s suicide car bombing in Hezbollah stronghold.
Iran Receives First Installment of Frozen Assets
Iran has received the first installment of $4.2 billion in frozen assets as part of the nuclear deal struck in November.
European Banks Boycott Israeli Banks
Two of the largest banks in northern Europe announce they will boycott Israeli banks because they operate in “occupied territories”.
Iran Intends to Invite Abbas to Tehran
“Peace partner” Abbas to be invited to visit Iran, whose leaders calls for Israel's destruction.
Iran Accuses Obama of ‘Falsifying History’
Iran dismisses Obama's claim that international sanctions forced Tehran to the negotiating table.
Croatia Investigates Alleged Nazi Guard
Croatian prosecutors open a war crimes investigation against 90-year-old suspected of having been a guard in several Nazi camps.
Tunisian Minister Resigns Over Trip to Israel
A trip to Israel in 2006 forced Tunisia’s new Tourism Minister to resign just hours after she was sworn in.
WJC Head: Germany Needs Law for Nazi-Looted Art
Germany must introduce a law specifically aimed at facilitating the return of Nazi-looted art, says Ronald Lauder.
Peres: It's Time for Historic Decisions
President Shimon Peres meets Quartet envoy Tony Blair, says now is the time for the "two-state solution."
IAF Aircraft Hit Terror Targets in Gaza
IAF aircraft hit several terror-related sites in Gaza, hours after a rocket attack targeting the city of Netivot.
U.S. to Seek Death Penalty for Boston Bomber
Attorney General Eric Holder says the United States will seek death penalty for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev if he is convicted.
U.S. Wants Peace by End of 2014, Says Indyk
Kerry's "framework" will include a Palestinian state and will leave 80% of "settlers" in their homes, say Jewish leaders who met Indyk.
Arab Terrorist 'Wanted to Hurt Jews'
Palestinian Arab terrorist breaks through a barrier near Hevron, tells security forces he wanted “to hurt Jews.”
U.S. Warns Against Syria's Biological Weapons
The Syrian regime may now have the ability to produce biological weapons, warns James Clapper.
Egypt Kills Member of Al-Qaeda Inspired Group
Egyptian military kills eight terrorists in the Sinai, including a senior member of Ansar Bayt al-Maqdis.
SodaStream Wins Battle Against French Boycott
Israeli drink manufacturer SodaStream has won a legal battle in France against an organization seeking to boycott it.
Bennett: I Will Continue to Tell the Truth
Hours after apologizing to Netanyahu, Bennett thanks his supporters on Facebook.
