Netanyahu and his attorneys know those crowing that 'he’s innocent' are premature and overstepping the mark, and most of all, in service of an agenda rather than factual truth

In Kyiv’s harshest criticism of Israel to date, the embassy in Tel Aviv said in a statement that the Netanyahu government had 'opted for a path of close cooperation with the Russian federation'

Arnon Milchan, famous for gifting cigars and champagne to the Netanyahus, is testifying in one of three corruption cases against Israel's prime minister. Benjamin Netanyahu’s wife is attending the hearings in the English city

'It's no secret I don't intend to seek a fourth year under these conditions,' says Police Commissioner Kobi Shabtai. 'I won't let the complex situation that we're in affect moral or professional conduct'

For years, the Russian private army's activities in Syria, Libya, and Sudan have given the Kremlin cover for intervening in other countries

The philosophy scholar and activist says voters need 'candidates that would speak to the needs of poor and working people,' linking his pro-Palestinian advocacy to key campaign issues seemingly unrelated at face value

The soldier was one of five people arrested after dozens of settlers rampaged across Umm Safa earlier in the day, setting fire to four houses and 20 vehicles