Rogers: High Probability Syria Used Chemicals
There is a high probability that Syria used chemical weapons against rebels, says chairman of the U.S. House Intelligence Committee.
Elad was born in Haifa, Israel, and currently resides in Canada.
There is a high probability that Syria used chemical weapons against rebels, says chairman of the U.S. House Intelligence Committee.

Americans are pessimistic that Israel will ever be able to live in peace with its neighbors, new poll reveals.

Six paintings that fell into the hands of the Nazis after their Jewish owner was forced to sell have been returned to his grandson.

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry arrives in Israel to attend some meetings a day ahead of President Barack Obama's milestone visit.

International donors are making progress toward finding the $1.2 billion needed to help fund the PA, officials say.

U.S. President Barack Obama departed late Tuesday en route to Israel for a four-day trip to the Middle East.

New poll finds that 48% of Americans say the U.S. should increase pressure on the PA to compromise for peace, rather than on Israel.

Hizbullah has secretly buried 38 of its terrorists who were killed on Syrian territory, the Free Syrian army says.

The Palestinian Authority has urged the world to step up financial aid and press Israel to allow economic development.

Syria's main opposition National Council elects Ghassan Hitto as premier for swathes of rebel-held territory.

Iranian and foreign nuclear experts gathered in Istanbul to discuss Tehran's controversial atomic program.

Syrian aircraft bomb two locations in the eastern Lebanon town of Arsal. Washington denounces the act.

Obama turns to Iranians, urges the country to take "immediate and meaningful steps" to resolve dispute over nuclear program.

"I am confident that you will be attentive to the needs of the people," President Peres tells new government.

It’s time to put all the differences aside and work together, Netanyahu tells the members of his new government during their first meeting.

Syrian rebels have seized several weapons depots in the village of Khan Toman in Aleppo province after days of fierce clashes.

Russell Tribunal calls on the ICC to investigate alleged crimes committed by Israel in "Palestine". Foreign Ministry dismisses the call.

French President pays tribute to the seven victims of terrorist Mohamed Merah, says he remains committed to the fight against terrorism.

Hamas is not a terrorist organization and, as such, should not be classified as one by Europe, PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas claimed.

Ayman Sharawna, a prisoner who was on long-term hunger strike, freed on condition that he be exiled to Gaza for 10 years.

Netanyahu will give Barack Obama a chip in which the independence scrolls of both countries are embedded side by side.

Compromise reached between Yuval Steinitz and Silvan Shalom, both of whom requested the Water and Energy Ministry.

Gallup poll has found that Americans' sympathies lean heavily toward the Israelis over PA Arabs.

The International Monetary Fund calls on Israel and the PA to help support the economy of Gaza and Judea and Samaria.

Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid have reportedly agreed to give up the title of Vice Prime Minister, paving the way for a new government.

An Iranian fighter jet tried to intercept a U.S. Predator drone over the Gulf but backed off.

IDF soldiers wound a terrorist after he threw a firebomb at them, then search the area and find a huge cache of firebombs.

Yisrael Beytenu chairman calls on the IDF to change its rules of engagements and open fire at rock-throwing terrorists.

Iran is "over a year or so" from getting a nuclear bomb, Obama tells Israeli television, reiterates that all options are on the table.

Aviva Hazan, wife of former Likud MK Yehiel Hazan, was wounded when her bus was hit by rocks thrown by terrorists.

U.S. President Barack Obama could skip Ramallah during his upcoming visit to the region, PA source claims.

The agreements between the Likud, Bayit Yehudi and Yesh Atid are expected to be placed on the Knesset table before the end of the day.

A legal body representing Morsi filed an appeal against a ruling cancelling Egypt’s parliamentary polls.

Netanyahu has been left with slim ministerial pickings for the members of his own Likud party - and they are not happy about it.

Arab interior ministers accuse Iran of supplying "logistic help to terrorist operations" in Bahrain and Yemen.

The UN has halted peacekeeping patrols in the Golan Heights amid fears that more countries may withdraw from its force.

MK Deri: “See you at the elections, it will not be a long time from now.”

Members of Israel’s defense and political leadership gathered to bid farewell to retiring defense minister Ehud Barak.

Former Egyptian president makes a surprise call to Egyptians to rally around his Islamist successor, who he himself jailed twice.

Arabs set fire to a memorial plaque for a resident of Ofra. Local residents: this is just the beginning.
