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"We have made clear to them what escalatory steps they needed to avoid to prevent a crisis and what de-escalatory steps they could take to create a more positive context," source says, declining to detail these but noting Washington would like to see greater Iranian cooperation with the world's nuclear watchdog.
The Opposition leader testifies in Jerusalem in one of three corruption cases against the prime minister. The indictment claims he used his position of power to further Hollywood mogul Arnon Milchan's interests in exchange for gifts.
While Palestinian membership in UNESCO was the trigger for the US fallout with the agency, its return is more about China's growing influence.
Members of the Sweden Democrats party welcomed by Likud members, and subsequently draft a binding document of principles renouncing their past, hoping to pave the way for official relations and recognition.
While Israel mourns those murdered in the terrorist attack on its southern border and is engaged in a serious effort to investigate it, on the other side the atmosphere could not be more different. Nevertheless, there are a few, brave individuals who think otherwise. “What have you attained by this act of treachery?", they say with criticism.
