As a new right wing emerges, two of Israel's three religious parties may not make it through the next election cycle: 'There is definitely reason for optimism'

'The history of the people of Israel - Moses led them through the desert. He took them out of slavery. It's the same for me - it's from slavery that I left'

President Nicolas Maduro, who started a second term as president this week, has found himself increasingly isolated

Trump said 'it's the most insulting thing I’ve ever been asked,' but never directly denied the claim, a fact which quickly became a Twitter meme

Trump said on Thursday he did not know that his former 2016 presidential campaign chairman, Paul Manafort, allegedly shared polling data with associate tied to Russian intelligence

'If this really did happen, Congress needs to know about it,' the Republican head of the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee said. 'How could the FBI do that? What kinds of checks and balances are there?'

IDF spokesman says army working to destroy last tunnel in Israeli territory

In series of interviews, Gadi Eisenkot talks about Iran's vision in Syria, a bungled special forces operation, and the outgoing army ombudsman's claim that the army is unprepared for war