Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) says Colonel Vadim Leiderman, expelled from country on suspicion of industrial espionage, tried to obtain details on Russia's military, technological ties with Arab countries

Tense White House meeting between US president, Israeli PM makes headlines in British, American newspapers. Wall Street Journal calls leaders' photo-op 'most undiplomatic moments of international diplomacy ever offered for cameras'

Fatah official Nabil Shaath says quest for recognition of Palestinian state will move forward regardless of Obama's objection; claims Netanyahu's statement proves he is not a partner for peace

Elvira Fishl, 92, recalls three-day massacre of 1,300 people by occupying Nazi troops in northern Serbian city in 1942. 'Suddenly, there were no other Jews left here,' she says, adding that it's not too late for perpetrators to pay

Ankara joins Egypt in negotiations over prisoner exchange deal between Israel, Hamas. Palestinian sources: Too early to report on progress

American officials tell Washington Post US president opted to shift negotiations' starting point, but is fully aware that end point might remain unchanged

Islamic Republic claims it uncovered extensive CIA-run espionage network; arrests 30 spies, identifies 42 intelligence officers worldwide

Palestinian sources say man shot by soldiers east of Gaza City. IDF: Suspect entered restricted zone near border fence