President Biden to visit Israel after invitation from PM Bennett

The impending visit comes as Israel recently announced it would diversify its currency reserves to include the Chinese yuan

Israeli FM: Two-state solution will not happen under Bennett

Yair Lapid claims that current government makeup will not allow for a peaceful resolution to the Palestinian conflict

Saudi Arabia “infiltrates” Wikipedia to control online narratives: Report

Over the years, the kingdom has been deploying aggressive online tactics in order to sway opinion in its favor

Ben Gvir demands death penalty for Palestinians as condition to join Netanyahu’s govt

The extremist MK wants capital punishment for Palestinians found guilty of killing Israelis

US concerned over Israeli MK Ben Gvir’s loyalty to terror group

Ben Gvir's extremist rhetoric is not foreign to that of the Israeli political and military establishment

The Lion’s Den: New West Bank resistance strikes fear in Israel

A newly established Palestinian resistance faction has emerged in Nablus and is re-writing the rules of engagement against the Israeli occupation

Israeli army overstretched, underequipped in face of West Bank resistance: Report

The IDF denied the report of poor living conditions in its bases, claiming the competence and readiness of its troops have not been affected

Israeli PM backs two-state solution in UN speech

Lapid remarked that a two-state solution would benefit Israel's general security, economy, and future generations

In the West Bank, Resistance rises as the PA crumbles

The Palestinian resistance factions of the West Bank are no longer fractured and in disarray, and the results speak for themselves

US blocks Israeli air defense system sale to Germany

The Israeli air defense system that Germany intends to buy is of questionable efficiency

UAE Foreign Minister arrives in Tel Aviv

Bin Zayed visited Israel earlier in March as part of a high-level meeting including the United States, Morocco and Bahrain.

‘No one will dictate our open-fire policies’: Lapid rejects US demands

At least 55 Palestinian journalists have been killed since 2000, according to the Palestinian news agency WAFA

Netanyahu accuses Prime Minister Lapid of plunging Israel into economic crisis

The former prime minister and opposition leader has been leading in the polls as he gears for a return to power in November’s elections

Israel hoping to reach settlement regarding fate of Jewish Agency in Russia

Tel Aviv has requested that the hearing set for this week to determine the agency’s fate be postponed

Several settlers injured in East Jerusalem shooting

The Palestinian resistance movement, Hamas, referred to the operation as a natural response to the daily crimes committed by Israel

EU and Iranian officials restart Vienna talks

Washington designated the IRGC as an FTO in April 2019 as part of Donald Trump’s “maximum pressure” campaign against the Islamic Republic

Israeli forces raid Nablus, killing two Palestinians and wounding many others

The two Palestinians killed during confrontations with Israeli occupation forces were Aboud Sobh, 29, and Muhammad al-Azizi, 22

Israeli air force bombs Gaza hours after departure of US president

Palestinian resistance factions launched retaliatory strikes into the adjacent settlements near Gaza, including Ashkelon

Former Israeli PM pledges to establish ‘full peace agreements’ if re-elected

Netanyahu described the Abraham Accords signed during his term as having "truly brought about a new Middle East”

Israel conducts first airstrike on Syria since Yair Lapid assumed leadership

Two Syrian civilians were injured, including a woman, and some material damage was also reported

Israeli lawmakers dissolve Knesset in 92-0 vote, snap elections on 1 November

The collapse of the coalition government was welcomed by former prime minister Netanyahu, who is hoping to capture the extremist vote in November

Israel refuses prisoner swap deal after Hamas reveals Israeli prisoner’s deteriorating health

Hamas responded to the Israeli rejection, stating 'the occupation government is not working seriously to end the issue of captured soldiers and is too weak to make a decision'

Covert cyber attacks between Israel and Iran intensify

Days after an attack on the Iron Dome alarm system and tourism agencies, Israeli army hackers severely disrupted operations at three major Iranian steel mills in retaliation

Hamas political chief meets Hezbollah leader in Beirut

Haniyeh's visit comes amid reports that Hamas will restore ties with Syria, and against the backdrop of political turmoil in Tel Aviv

Israeli Knesset votes to disband, snap elections incoming

The coalition that unseated former PM Benjamin Netanyahu from power lasted just over a year amid growing internal strife

IAEA claims Iran is preparing to increase uranium enrichment

The only activity Iran has confirmed is the 'passivation of the cascade, a process that precedes enrichment and also involves feeding UF6 into the machines'

Israel headed for fifth election in three years after latest government collapse

Polls show that no coalition currently has the required support to form a majority government in the Knesset

Iran opts to inform IAEA of nuclear facility transfer

Iranian media reported on 9 June that construction was taking place in the Natanz nuclear facility to expand its centrifuge networks

Israel will not punish police who attacked Shireen Abu Aqla funeral

While the police conducted an investigation into their response to the funeral for Abu Aqla, the Israeli army decided it would not investigate their murder of Abu Aqla

Teetering on the verge of collapse, Israeli government marks first year in power

While officials claim their government has 'improved life in matters of security,' recent polls show an increasing number of Israelis feel unsafe in the occupied territories