Hosting Bennett ahead of meeting with Biden, U.S. top diplomat agrees to advance Israel’s potential place on U.S. visa waiver list; PM offers Israeli cooperation on climate change

Britain's foreign ministry advises people not to travel to area, where thousands are waiting for flights out of Afghanistan ahead of an Aug. 31 deadline, with armed forces minister saying intel on possible suicide attack 'much firmer'

No organization claimed responsibility for the blasts but Washington and allies had been urging civilians to stay away from the airport because of a threat of attack by Islamic State militants

Military says sanction relief contingent on continued security and stability along the border; Egypt to reopen key border crossing closed in attempt to quell Palestinian aggressions against Israel

Justices throw out state's appeal, uphold district court ruling from earlier this month; convicted murderer of 13-year-old Tair Rada will be affixed with electronic monitoring and will be placed under heavy supervision; bail set at NIS 150,000

Over a year after explosion that killed hundreds, injured thousands and destroyed large swathes of the capital - no senior official has been held accountable, angering many Lebanese