Terror chief says negotiations over offshore zones, thought to contain large natural gas deposits, can not continue with 'Amos Hochstein, Frankenstein, or any other Stein'

Pontiff hobbled by acute pain, but trip expected to go ahead after short delay; visits planned for July still on schedule

Antonio Guterres calls for Iran-backed terror group to become 'a solely civilian political party' as he demands 'free, fair transparent and inclusive' vote for parliament on May 15

After losing his wife over deception, Eliyah Hawila says he is determined to do things right this time

Defense minister hints at further retaliation after military shells launch site in response to rocket fire

US correspondent Jacob Magid exposes rejected US-initiative for Israel-Jordan cooperation on Temple Mount; military correspondent Emanuel Fabian visits new Negev Yad Vashem branch

Accident not the first of its kind for crisis-hit country, as growing number of people attempt sea escape for better future abroad, given rising poverty and unemployment rates

Foreign minister says US proposal for resolving dispute over drilling rights between Jerusalem and Beirut getting closer, but 'not enough yet'

Decision comes as silos face risk of collapse and despite calls to preserve them as a memorial site; 'Repairing them will cost a lot,' says Lebanese Information Minister Makari

Blast rips through building in Banafoul, near port city of Sidon; cause unclear, but unconfirmed reports say it could have been a weapons store