State Department refrains from criticizing fresh West Bank building, says Israel taking Trump's 'concerns into consideration'

Tabloid kept safe with damaging stories it was paid to kill, sources tell AP, as Jewish tabloid owner Pecker reportedly agrees to testify on possible campaign finance violations

Protests come amid reports Israel is in advanced talks with Hamas, via UN and Egyptian mediation, for a long-term truce

Move by tech giant comes a day after Facebook and Twitter announced shuttering of pages tied to Iranian misinformation campaign

Netanyahu thanks Lithuanian counterpart for 'great steps' to commemorate Holocaust, but Jewish community figures say country continues to honor nationalist figures who killed Jews

Julie Bishop, who questioned whether Israeli West Bank settlements were illegal in 2014, among front-runners to take over from Malcolm Turnbull in secret ballot Friday

Ammar Campa-Najjar, who spent part of his childhood in Gaza and is the grandson of an architect of the 1972 Olympic massacre, says he is American first

Large explosive device found near road frequently used by IDF soldiers, Ynet reports; bomb's characteristics match MO of PIJ, Hezbollah