NYT Apologizes Over Article on Slain IDF Soldier
New York Times apologizes for using a picture of the mother of the terrorist who murdered soldier Eden Atias.
Elad was born in Haifa, Israel, and currently resides in Canada.
New York Times apologizes for using a picture of the mother of the terrorist who murdered soldier Eden Atias.

U.S. Vice President Joe Biden briefs Democratic senators on the negotiations with Iran over its nuclear weapons program.

In his harshest remarks yet against the Muslim Brotherhood, John Kerry accuses the movement of “stealing Egypt's revolution”.

Iranian citizen arrested in Azerbaijan after he was observed looking at the Israeli embassy in Baku in a suspicious manner.

Secretary of State says the issue of whether Iran will ultimately be allowed to enrich uranium will not be decided in an interim deal.

Justice Minister Tzipi Livni dismisses the 2,000-year-old coin used by Minister Bennett, says it doesn't hold water diplomatically.

Israel should not negotiate with the PA so long as it seeks recognition at the UN, says Ambassador Meir Rosenne.

Deputy Foreign Minister backs recent statements by others that Israel can defend itself and will act alone against Iran if necessary.

Hezbollah MP blames a "Western-Israeli alliance" for deadly suicide bombings near the Iranian embassy in Beirut.

British PM David Cameron becomes the first UK prime minister in more than a decade to call an Iranian president.

UN's Jeffrey Feltman warns that chances of peace may be damaged because of Israel's plan to build beyond the 'Green Line'.

National Security Adviser plays down the impact that the lifting of economic sanctions will have on Iran.

In a rare public display, members of Iran's Jewish community rally in support of the country's nuclear program.

Obama meets lawmakers in an urgent bid to convince them to hold off on new Iran sanctions.

Groups that call for BDS apparently draw the line when it comes to building their websites, discovers British Zionist Federation.

Economy Minister responds to CNN's Christiane Amanpour who asked about Israeli construction in the "occupied West Bank."

The United States will keep two Patriot missile batteries in Turkey for another year, says Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel.

Russian President tells his Iranian counterpart that there is a "real chance" for a deal over Iran's nuclear program.

Jordan has applied for a two-year term on the UN Security Council, replacing the Saudis who rejected their seat.

Obama will meet key senators, ask them to hold off on passing new sanctions on Iran.

"The United Nations is committed to the work of Holocaust remembrance and education," says Ban Ki-moon during visit to Auschwitz.

"A bad deal with Iran will lead to a war, and a good deal with actually prevent war," Economy Minister tells CNN.

U.S. Secretary of State of John says Israel has "every right" to voice opposition to a deal with Iran but claims its fears are unfounded.

Iran's Foreign Minister says his country's right to enrich uranium is part of the NPT.

There's “no question” that PM Netanyahu would be prepared to strike Iran’s nuclear facilities, says former National Security Advisor.

Libya's deputy intelligence chief, Mustafa Nuh, abducted in Tripoli as violence continues to rage in Libya's capital.

An officer who was in charge of monitoring Islamist groups shot dead by masked gunmen in Cairo.

Second Lieutenant Yitzhak Maimon, who took on the terrorist who murdered Eden Atias, given certificate of appreciation by the IDF.

At least 31 Syrian soldiers killed in a rebel bomb attack on an army base near Damascus.

French President insists on four points for an agreement with Iran over its nuclear program.

"I have yet to hear one Palestinian leader recognize Israel's right to exist," says Defense Minister Moshe Yaalon.

A senior Hezbollah commander dies from wounds sustained in fighting alongside Assad's forces.

"If Iran builds a bomb, every country in the Middle East will want to do the same," warns President Peres in interview with French magazine.

Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov says that the world powers and Iran have no fundamental disagreements.

Minister for Senior Citizens Uri Orbach hits back at those blaming his party for the failure of peace talks with the Palestinian Authority.

Iran’s President mocks other world leaders, describes on Twitter what they had done at the age of 20.

Housing Minister says that even if the Prime Minister reprimands him over construction in Judea and Samaria, he will continue as planned.

MK Tibi tried to sidestep the Israeli Foreign Ministry and arrange a trip to India through the Palestinian Authority, reports Channel 2.

Syrian jihadist group accidentally beheads a rebel from another jihadist group, then asks for "understanding and forgiveness".

After a journey halfway across the world, the IDF’s rescue team finally arrives at the storm-ravaged Philippines.
