Over 250 people were killed and 10 times as many wounded in coup attacks on government buildings. Turkey blames US-based cleric Fethullah Gülen, a former ally of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, for the uprising.

Despite the exchange of verbal blows, Likud officials are treading lightly with respect to Blue and White so as not to close the door on a potential future political partnership with its leader.

While neither country appears to want a war, Tehran’s graduated nuclear escalation is inherently risky, introducing more variables into an already dangerous equation.

The anti-Semitism within the ranks of Great Britain's leading left-wing party, which was recently exposed beyond a shadow of a doubt by the BBC of all outlets, should receive far more coverage in the Israeli media.

It is shocking that former Israeli diplomats are providing justification for the conspiracy theory held by anti-Semites on both the Right and Left in Germany that their country is controlled by Jews and the "Tel Aviv government."