Winner of Conservative Party primary, widely predicted to be pro-Brexit populist Boris Johnson, will face opposition in parliament and his own party to leaving EU without a deal

Mohammed Saud, a Netanyahu fan touring the country at the Foreign Ministry's invitation, is heckled, spat on and has chairs hurled at him

Two days before former FBI director talks to Congress, president reiterates his insistence the investigation was a 'ridiculous Witch Hunt'

Israel says buildings razed Monday in area under PA control were built too close to security barrier

UK foreign minister calls seizure of tanker by Iran an act of state piracy; Tehran releases video of crew, in apparent bid to show they are unharmed

Peace Now report shows majority of wildcat communities established in recent years have been agricultural farms, which take up more land, but fly under radar, due to lack of homes

Gilad Erdan says Oslo Accords grant right to demolish buildings near West Bank security barrier, after Europeans criticize Israeli action in areas under Palestinian control

PLO says it will hold an emergency meeting; lawyer representing homeowners accuses Jewish state of double standard regarding construction adjacent to fence in Jerusalem area

Though looking to remake image, ex-president - who hosted 2006 Holocaust denial meet, championed nuclear program, urged Israel's demise - still won't speak to Israeli publication

President calls announcement by Tehran it arrested 17 spies 'more lies and propaganda,' while Pompeo says regime has a long history of deception