Hackers infiltrated Israeli government bodies and companies in operations likely motivated by business and tech interests; Iran and UAE also targeted

Israel, which has long sought not to antagonize major trading partner Beijing, votes with 41 mostly Western countries on Canadian-led measure at UN Human Rights Council

EU vows to increase efforts for political solution; Germany says work must be done on causes of conflict; France hails 'fundamental role' played by Egypt as a mediator

Host on overseas channel questioned whether US support for Israel was 'traceable to the influence of wealthy Jews in the US and the Jewish lobby'

Beijing FM announces five-point plan to boost its involvement in peacemaking and realize 'regional peace and stability in the Middle East'

Assistant Secretary of State for Near East Affairs David Schenker urges greater oversight to monitor trade, especially in technology that could be put to military use

'It's unbelievable, they simply see everything, everywhere,' says Health Ministry official, following a complaint from Beijing over irreverent campaign

US secretary of state tells AJC forum that countering Beijing is a 'growing challenge to all free people'

As an American-Chinese power struggle ramps up, the Jewish state increasingly feels the fallout with US pressure to nix deals it deems detrimental to its security interests

Jerusalem said to return machines purchased from BGI for $25 million after HMOs say they can't use them, presenting obstacle to plans to expand daily tests to 20,000