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Polish Foreign Ministry says "Israeli side made last-minute changes in the composition ... suggesting that the talks would primarily focus on the issues related to property restitution." Restitution has become an emotional issue ahead of European elections this month.
Decision comes a day after Saudi tankers were sabotaged near the Strait of Hormuz and a week after the secretary of state changed his travel schedule at the last minute due to intelligence suggesting Iran or its proxies were planning an attack against American targets in the Middle East.
After Saudi Arabia announces "significant damage" to two of its oil tankers off the coast of the UAE, the U.S. issues a new warning to sailors and Iran calls for "further clarification" of the incident.
"We take these accusations seriously and we are going to defend ourselves," says Teva Pharmaceutical Industries’ chief financial officer Michael McClellan in wake of price-fixing lawsuit filed by 44 U.S. states. Teva’s Tel Aviv-listed shares down nearly 11% on Sunday.
Move will compensate for the Palestinian Authority's decision to cut the salaries of its public employees by 50% to maintain its "pay-for-slay" program after Israel began withholding tax revenues earlier this year.
