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PM Benjamin Netanyahu said that while he will apply Israeli law to the valley, Palestinian communities will remain in an “enclave” under limited self-rule, with Israel maintaining security control. Few if any Palestinians would be given citizenship, leaving their legal status uncertain.
"We will not stop until Assad and his regime stop their needless, brutal war against the Syrian people and the Syrian government agrees to a political solution to the conflict," US Secretary of State says.
"Our weapons will remain in our hands. We will not go hungry and we will kill you," Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah threatens US in televised message, accusing Washington of trying to force Lebanon to turn to Israel for economic relief.
"Iran's stability and peace is important for us," Turkish FM Mevlut Cavusoglu says at joint news conference with Iranian FM Javad Zarif.
Alleged snub comes amid ongoing tension between Israel and Arab world over Israeli sovereignty bid in Judea and Samaria.
In what could be another sign of normalization between Israel and moderate Sunni nations, UAE Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Anwar Gargash will speak at the AJC Global Forum, which is taking place online due to coronavirus.
The terrorist organization discovered that at least one person working for Musa Abu Marzouk, who heads Hamas' foreign relations wing, is an Iranian agent likely recruited through Hezbollah.
The fake carrier sits just a short distance away from the parking lot in which the Guard unveiled over 100 new speedboats in May.
Prime minister tells cabinet Iran refused to grant IAEA inspectors access to secret sites.
Former Police chief Lt. Gen. Dhahi Khalfan stirs controversy with a series of tweets calling out Persian Gulf states for pretending they do not wish they had overt ties with Israel.
