Presented with new information underlying urgency of step for Mevo'ot Yeriho, attorney general withdraws his opposition; final move will only be green-lighted by next government

Under existing Jordanian laws, non-Arabs can only buy land by forming a company; legal opinions by ministry, IDF say that can be changed, but army warns of international fallout

Prof. Neri Oxman of MIT's Media Lab was among the top managers and researchers to quietly accept money from the disgraced financier

USS Ramage's visit to Beirut signals US 'commitment' to Lebanese military, even as Washington applies sanctions on Hezbollah

It is not immediately clear if PM's statement at cabinet meeting reflects content of Washington's initiative or Israel's intentions

Arrests made in Ability defense contractor case after the firm's subsidiaries' licenses were suspended six months ago

Netanyahu's attacks on the media continue unabated, and outlets respond by letting him use their studios and websites to tromp into Israelis' homes and ask for votes

Alleged proposal would limit Israeli control to isolated enclaves and the Jordan Valley, deliver majority of territory to Palestinians

Amir Ali Hajizadeh warns that American bases up to 2,000 kilometers away are 'within the range of our missiles,' after Washington blamed Tehran for Houthi attack on Saudi oil

Public to pick out of crowded field of 26 candidates in Sunday's first round, including popular jailed media mogul and current PM and defense minister