Obama: US could ‘penetrate’ Iran S-300 missile defense system The S-300 missile defense system, which Russia is selling to Iran, is an obstacle that can be overcome, says President Obama. Israel's defense minister agrees.
Jordan using UN post to jumpstart Israeli-Palestinian peace process Jordan is collaborating with France, which is drafting a UN Security Council resolution to set the parameters for a final Israeli-Palestinian peace agreement.
New Zealand drafting UN resolution to revive Israeli-Palestinian peace process New Zealand’s ambassador to the UN told the Security Council that it should “use its moral and legal authority” to push forward “productive negotiations.”
Argentine President Cristina Fernandez cleared of charges Argentina's President Cristina Fernandez has been cleared of accusations that that she covered up Iran's responsibility for the 1994 bombing of the AMIA Jewish center in Buenos Aires.
IDF thwarts Hamas attempt to smuggle weapons-making materials Israel thwarted the smuggling of weapons-productions materials into Gaza by Hamas.
Pope Francis meets European chief rabbis, condemns anti-Semitism Pope Francis, in a meeting with European chief rabbis, expressed concern about the rise of anti-Semitism on the continent and called on Christians to deplore hatred.
US media roundup on Iran highlights conflicting views As the six global powers and Iran try to move forward from a framework agreement to a final nuclear deal, some prepare for peace, others for war.
France sends $3 billion in arms to Lebanon to fight ISIS Threatened by regional turmoil, France is arming the Lebanese army with weapons to fight ISIS, paid for by Saudi Arabia.
Germany to put Nazi SS bookkeeper Oskar Groening on trial Seventy years ago, Oskar Groening was known as the "accountant of Auschwitz." Today, he is being put on trial for crimes he may have committed, or was an accessory to, during his service in the SS.
Police confirm last week’s fatal Jerusalem car attack was act of terror Police confirmed that a car incident last week in Jerusalem was not an accident, but terror. A man was murdered and a woman is in critical condition.
Bomb targets offices of UNRWA in Gaza The UN Relief and Works Agency, operating on behalf of Palestinians in Gaza, was attacked over the weekend.
Israel releases frozen PA tax funds After much deliberation, Israel and the PA have agreed on a formula for the transfer of the funds collected by Israel on behalf of the PA.
New twist in Jewish Argentine prosecutor’s death as his gun is found The discovery of the prosecutor's own weapon bolsters the argument that Alberto Nisman did not take his own life.
IDF arrests Hamas members in overnight raid Israeli security forces raided the city of Shechem (Nablus) and arrested 29 wanted men affiliated with Hamas.
Netanyahu calls Putin to warn against selling S-300 missiles to Iran Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told Russian President Vladimir Putin that selling air defense missiles to Iran threatens Middle East stability.
Israeli security forces thwart Hamas terror plot Security forces caught yet another Hamas terror cell that planned to attack Israel on Purim, one of the most joyful days of the year for the Jewish people.
Obama courts Jewish support for Iran nuclear deal Obama is working hard to garner support for a nuclear deal with Iran. So far, he held two separate meetings with Jewish organizations and Democrats in an attempt to allay fears.
UN: Slaughter of 1.5 million Armenians is not genocide UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon rejected the Pope’s categorization of the slaughter of 1.5 million Armenians during World War I as genocide.
Report: US forces work to stop Iran weapons supplies to Houthi rebels in Yemen The US military is trying to prevent Iran from arming the Shi'ite Houthi rebels in Yemen.
Germany approves delivery of 5th Israeli submarine Germany will turn over the fifth of six advanced submarines it had promised to Israel. This latest development is another step in a seven-year joint submarine project.
