Netanyahu and Barak Meet After Tense Week
Prime Minister Netanyahu and Defense Minister Barak discuss Barak’s recent meetings in the U.S.
Elad was born in Haifa, Israel, and currently resides in Canada.
Prime Minister Netanyahu and Defense Minister Barak discuss Barak’s recent meetings in the U.S.

A Swedish ship with activists from several countries sails from Naples in the latest bid to break Israel's blockade on Gaza.

Jewish and Christian groups unveil three ad campaigns to counter the "Defeat Jihad" ad posted at some New York City subway stations.

A man shot dead by French police in a nationwide crackdown on terror suspects was linked to an attack on a Jewish store last month.

President Barack Obama attacks Romney, urges voters not to be duped by the suave debater and focus on the "real Mitt Romney" .

Former U.S. Secretary of State Kissinger on 'red lines': We cannot subcontract the right to go to war. That is an American decision.

Jordan's King Abdullah II dissolves parliament and calls early elections as Muslim Brotherhood plans protest in Amman.

The United Nations Security Council condemns a mortar attack by Syria on a Turkish border town that killed five people.

Israel’s Deputy PM Meridor says that the fall of the Assad regime would be a "vital strike" to Iran.

The leader of the Islamic Jihad terror group, Ramadan Shallah, says it is time to re-examine the ceasefire with Israel.

Former U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert Gates says a military attack on Iran could "prove catastrophic".

Turkish PM says his country would never want to start a war, says parliament authorized foreign deployment of troops as a deterrent.

Classified documents obtained by the Al Arabiya network reveal that Assad sought cross border cooperation with the State of Israel.

Two Coptic Christian children, aged 10 and 9, arrested after being accused of tearing up pages of the Koran.

U.S. economy the topic of discussion as Obama and Romney face off in Denver for the first of three televised debates.

Scuffles break out in central Tehran as citizens protest over Iran's plunging currency, which has lost more than half its value.

Explosions at a Hizbullah weapons cache in in eastern Lebanon kill nine, among them Hizbullah members.

Netanyahu plans to meet with Foreign Minister Lieberman about the budget, but not with Barak, reports indicate.

The Turkish army attacks several targets in Syria after a Syrian mortar lands in Turkey and kills five.

Syrian President Bashar Assad rejected offers to resolve the country's violent uprising peacefully, says defected Prime Minister .

U.S. officials refused calls for more security at its Benghazi consulate despite attacks on Western targets in the city, say Republicans.

Jordan's Muslim Brotherhood criticizes the naming of a new ambassador to Israel, says it's not in the kingdom's interests.

Vice President Joe Biden suggests the middle class has been "buried" during the last four years. Republicans agree.

Iran will not back down on its nuclear program despite the Western sanctions,says President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.

Syria's official television launches a scathing attack against Hamas leader Khaled Mashaal.

Around 200 people demonstrate in Ramallah, demand the resignation of PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas.

Representative Kay Granger of Texas announces she plans to block the distribution of an emergency $450 million to Egypt.

PA soccer player Mahmoud Sarsak says he would attend next month's Barcelona-Real Madrid derby, but not with Gilad Shalit.

Egypt’s PM Qandil denies Copts had fled their homes in Sinai, as officials and residents say the Christians received death threats.

Iran's rial dives six percent to a new low of around 28,600 to the dollar. Economy minister says sanctions are hurting 'the enemy'.

EU foreign affairs chief Ashton meets with major powers, says Iran must take urgent action over concerns about its nuclear program.

The foreign ministers of Argentina and Iran meet, discuss the 1994 terror attack on a Jewish association in Buenos Aires.

MEMRI has tracked a campaign by the Iranian regime regarding its intents to enrich uranium for use in nuclear-fueled ships and submarines.

Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney expresses solidarity with Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu after UN speech.

PM Netanyahu and NYC Mayor Bloomberg meet following UN speech, emphasize the need for "red lines" for Iran.

Clinton and Netanyahu meet one-on-one for 75 minutes, reaffirm goal to prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons.

Nakoula Basseley Nakoula, the alleged filmmaker behind the "Innocence of Muslims" video, arrested in Los Angeles.

Strategic Affairs Minister and Deputy Prime Minister Moshe Ya'alon welcomes Netanyahu's UN speech.

The Obama administration reiterates that the President would not set “red lines” for Iran, despite Netanyahu's UN speech.

PA Chairman condemns Jewish communities in Judea and Samaria as "ethnic cleansing", asks UN General Assembly to recognize "Palestine".
