The rank and file of the largely Arab Hadash party did not know their leaders would condemn the Gulf states for bashing Hezbollah.

U.S. president recalls clash in interview with The Atlantic's Jeffrey Goldberg, who writes Netanyahu was speaking in an arrogant manner and tried to shift discussion from the peace process to other issues.

The company, which provides security equipment and has contracts with Israel's prison system and employs 8,000 people in Israel, said pullout was motivated by 'commercial reasons.'

Israeli pro team organizes tribute ride to honor Gino Bartali, who helped save hundreds of Jews by smuggling forged documents in his bike.

Speaking to Arab-Americans at a rally in Michigan, the Vermont senator promises equal treatment to all in the region.

Sixty-five percent claim remembering the Holocaust is essential to their Jewish identity, suggesting victimhood is embedded in the national character.

The compromise at the Western Wall offers a rare, delicate balance that enables a life together based on mutual respect. And the ultra-Orthodox will lead the way.

U.S. administration believes aid will address Israel's security needs; it will know to provide additional funds contingent on changes in security situation.