In indirect talks hosted by UN and mediated by US, delegates from two sides will sit in the same tent but reportedly not talk to each other; both say no normalization in sight

Wednesday's negotiations aimed only at solving minor border dispute to allow offshore drilling in disputed areas, Jerusalem stresses; senior official expects results within months

While Europe and the Far East invest, Israeli tech is researching and developing. Could the Start-Up Nation pull off another Mobileye?

President Aoun says 4-member delegation will be led by air force Brig. Gen. Bassam Yassin; rare indirect negotiations kick off Wednesday

Beirut's team said set to ask American, UN mediators to relay messages; energy minister announces makeup of Israeli delegation

Israel's energy minister hails 'tremendous news for Israel's economy,' asserts it will boost energy investment

Cooperation must include adversaries, says energy expert Brenda Shaffer, doubting that either East Med gas pipe to Europe or big Israeli role in Europe-bound Gulf oil will take off

Despite environmental campaign against Chevron's entry to Israel, energy minister says US conglomerate's bid to buy in is a 'huge expression of confidence in our energy economy'

US expert researching company's global record finds dozens of cases of litigation; Energy Ministry: 'We don't act on 'gossip,' we rely on US Energy Ministry support for Chevron

In damning report, British firm hired to probe malfunctions says platform off Israeli coast falls short on safety assessments and verification, incident investigation and reporting