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Labor chairwoman passes a series of proposed changes to the party’s constitution, as her opponents attack her over failure in the elections.
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Labor chairwoman passes a series of proposed changes to the party’s constitution, as her opponents attack her over failure in the elections.

PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas will temporarily refrain from unilateral action against Israel to give peace talks a chance to resume.

21 Israeli tourists who were stuck in Jordan after their security officer went missing were allowed to return to Israel.

The world must accept Iran's right to enrichment, says the country's chief nuclear negotiator.

A Syrian regime newspaper slams Hamas leader Khaled Mashaal for breaking with Damascus, says he's given up on resistance.

The Legal Forum for the Land of Israel asks the Attorney General to investigate Haaretz writer Amira Hass for incitement.

Netanyahu meets Norwegian Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide, discusses Iran’s nuclear program as well as the latest rocket attacks.

EU foreign policy chief said she was cautiously optimistic over the outcome of talks this week between Iran and world powers.

PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas says that the freeing of terrorists serving time in Israeli prisons is a "priority" for his leadership.

MK Jamal Zahalka, elected to the Knesset, claimed there is no democracy in Israel and that Arabs are victims of Israel’s “apartheid” policy.

No injuries or damages as Gaza rocket lands in open area in the Eshkol Regional Council.

U.S. Secretary of State will visit the region next week in yet another attempt to push Israel and the PA to resume peace negotiations.

One terrorist killed after IDF soldiers open fire at two terrorists who threw firebombs at them in northern Samaria.

A pro-Assad cleric who was killed last week in a suicide bomb attack advocated for bombing American and Israeli targets around the world.

The undergraduate students’ union at Toronto's York University has passed a resolution to endorse the BDS campaign against Israel.

IDF imposes a general closure on PA-assigned areas ahead of the Passover holiday. It will be in effect until Tuesday at 11:59 p.m.

Gaza’s Hamas rulers sentence a local man to death by strangulation after he was convicted of spying for "an enemy entity".

The United States has quietly unblocked almost $500 million in aid to the Palestinian Authority which had been frozen by Congress.

Washington is "watching what Iraq is doing," U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry warns Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki.

Members of the Syrian opposition claim that Assad’s forces fired phosphorous at rebels in the town of Adra.

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry has begun to push for a resumption of peace talks between Israel and the PA.

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei signals openness to U.S. offers to hold direct talks on his country's disputed nuclear drive.

Obama will lay wreathes at the tombstones of Herzl and Rabin, visit Bethlehem and meet Netanyahu before taking off for Jordan.

The UN will investigate whether chemical weapons have been used in the Syria conflict, Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon says.

A day after a panel of judges recommended its dissolution, Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood was registered as an NGO.

U.S. President Barack Obama told Minister Naftali Bennett that he would be interested in speaking to him, despite their differences.

A suicide bomb attack on a mosque killed 42 people, including Syria's most prominent pro-regime Sunni cleric, and wounded dozens of others.

PA chairman welcomes President Obama’s speech in Jerusalem, as Hamas condemns Obama for “adopting Israel’s position”.

MK Ayelet Shaked (Bayit Yehudi) rejected Obama's remarks that "settlement activity is counterproductive to peace."

Obama told Netanyahu that he will not tell him how to act when it comes to matters of Israel’s defense, says Minister Steinitz.

Obama to begin the second day of his visit to Israel and the PA, in which he will meet PA Chairman and deliver a speech in Jerusalem.

Egyptian judges recommend the dissolution of the Muslim Brotherhood, say it has no legal status.

Britain, France and the U.S. call for a UN inquiry into accusations by the Syrian government and opposition of chemical weapons attacks.

U.S. President Barack Obama says that Israel and the United States are opening talks on extending U.S. military aid beyond 2017.

Hungary has asked a journalist who made anti-Semitic remarks to return an award he had been decorated with.

"We intend to investigate thoroughly exactly what happened," says Obama when asked whether chemical weapons were used in Syria.

Prime Minister Netanyahu and his wife hosted President Obama for dinner at the Prime Minister’s residence in Jerusalem.

As President Barack Obama began his visit to Israel, PA Arabs once again set up an illegal outpost in the area known as E1.

Netanyahu indicated at press conference with Obama that Israel is "fully committed" to two states for two peoples.

Jordan’s King says his relationship with PM Netanyahu has improved, but expresses pessimism over the two-state solution.
