Responding to Saeb Erekat's letter calling him a 'spokesperson of the Israeli authorities', Greenblatt says his Palestinian counterpart should get to work or 'continue to run in circles, and get pretty much nowhere'

This week at the Tel Aviv airport: This German came to Israel for the history, but fell in love with the desert ■ What it's like to be a young female filmmaker: 'When I get a job, I think that it’s because of how I look'

The attack reflects the schism between Trump and his allies that may affect military campaigns down the line ■ In Israeli eyes, the attack doesn’t resolve Israel’s 'private' issue with Syria and Iran

According to a Wall Street Journal report, White officials say the U.S. President wants the Pentagon to 'push the limits a little bit more' and support an assault that would also punish Russia and Iran

The list of translated Israelis is enormous, and the occupation doesn’t even sour the mood with some readers. Still, the U.S., British and Scandinavian markets remain tough nuts to crack

U.S., France and U.K. carried out precision air strikes against targets in Syria related to the Assad regime's ability to use chemical weapons ■ Pentagon chief confirms attack was not coordinated with Russia ■ Kremlin assures there will be 'consequences'

Tehran should be made to understand that if it persists in its efforts it will no longer have the immunity from attacks it has hitherto enjoyed due to geographic distance

Russia's U.S. ambassador: With largest chemical arsenal in the world, the U.S. has no moral right to blame another country ■ Iran says attacks will have regional implications