Labor MK to Lapid: Don't Play Games on Our Back
MK Eitan Cabel tells Finance Minister that the Labor party has no business in the coalition at the present time.
Elad was born in Haifa, Israel, and currently resides in Canada.
MK Eitan Cabel tells Finance Minister that the Labor party has no business in the coalition at the present time.

Courts in Egypt order the release Saturday of 21 women and girls jailed over an Islamist opposition protest.

In the latest "Arab Spring"-style protests in the Hashemite kingdom, demonstrators across the country call for security and safety.

UN nuclear inspectors to visit the Arak heavy water plant for the first time in more than two years.

Opposition leader slams Foreign Minister for saying that there is no chance of peace with the PA in the near future.

Peace will never come so long as the Arabs don't recognize Israel's right to exist, says Defense Minister.

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry defends the deal signed with Iran, says his country would never allow Iran to obtain a nuclear weapon.

President Obama says at Saban Forum that there cannot be a situation where Judea and Samaria becomes a security threat.

Hamas-run military court sentences a man to death by hanging after finding him guilty collaborating with Israeli authorities.

Prawer-Begin Plan is "ethnic cleansing" of Negev Bedouin, claim Arab MKs in letter to Kerry.

The United States raises its alert status in Yemen, after a suicide bomber and gunmen target Yemen's defense ministry, killing 52 people.

Syrian opposition says Assad's forces used poison gas near Damascus, Syrian government denies it did.

U.S. President defends his diplomacy with Iran before an audience of Israeli diplomats and senior members of the U.S. Jewish community.

A French report ruling out poisoning in Arafat's death has a glaring inconsistency, says the co-author of a Swiss probe.

Pentagon to destroy Syria's chemical weapons stockpile using a system that has not yet been tested at sea, say officials.

"Soon they'll send the lackeys to explain why it's okay to have three houses at our expense," writes former Shin Bet chief.

Secretary of State John Kerry says that progress has been made in talks Israel-PA peace talks, but won't provide details.

Wendy Sherman says U.S. would consider a "limited, modest enrichment program" in final deal with Iran.

Arcadi Gaydamak, the wealthy businessman wanted over the "Angolagate" scandal, freed after two weeks in a Swiss prison.

Environment Minister in Istanbul, the first official visit by an Israeli minister since the relations between the countries broke down.

U.S. lawmakers concerned about Iran's ability to continue enriching uranium, say the Obama administration gave Iran too much in Geneva.

Iran's Revolutionary Guard arrests 16 accused of providing material to “anti-government websites”.

Foreign Minister Liberman meets UN chief. Iran and peace talks are among issues discussed.

State Department official says Kerry will update Netanyahu on deal reached between Iran and the West.

PA negotiator urges Secretary of State to salvage peace talks, says Israeli "settlements" and "crimes" are to blame for lack of progress.

Israeli officials close to Prime Minister Netanyahu hit back at criticism by former Shin Bet chief, say he has a personal vendetta.

Jewish lawyers ask Ban Ki-moon to condemn Khamenei's comments that Israel is "rabid dog".

Former Iranian President challenges successor to a debate intended to defend his record in office.

The White House is examining ways to enable Iran to have its own “domestic” uranium enrichment program.

Iran's foreign minister says Israel's prime minister "deceived the world for a long time" about the Iranian nuclear program.

Britain's new envoy to Tehran visits Iran, the first British diplomat to do so since 2011.

Hezbollah leader predicts Israel won't attack Iran without U.S. approval, accuses Netanyahu of "psychological warfare."

White House: Passing new sanctions on Iran, even with a delayed launch date, would give Iran an excuse to undermine the interim deal.

The EU, fed up with the lack of progress in peace talks, threatens to cut annual aid to PA and label "settlement" products.

Sefi Rivlin, one of Israel's most successful comedians and a longtime member of the Likud party, dies at 66 of throat cancer.

U.S. senators are working to pass new sanctions on Iran by end of December, are not buying Obama's warnings.

"For far too long Israel has been unfairly excluded" at the UN, says American ambassador.

Deputy FM Elkin urges Germany to give any Jewish-owned art from Munich trove to Jewish or Israeli museums if heirs are not found.

Syrian rebels, including jihadist groups, capture the historic Christian town of Maalula north of Damascus.

Lebanon-based Hezbollah group says "Prawer-Begin Plan" is another chapter in Israel's plans to "Judaize" the Negev.
