Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband cites 'hostile activity' on Iran's behalf as 29 Western allies issue a joint statement condemning Tehran's hybrid attacks.
The Prime Minister’s Office said investigators must establish the facts after masked Israelis reportedly confronted a European delegation in Taybeh.
The inauguration on October 14 reverses Bogotá’s previous diplomatic break with Israel and follows the restoration of a bilateral trade agreement.
Representatives from more than 10 countries left the hall as President Isaac Herzog began speaking at the CICA summit in Azerbaijan.
The Associated Press reported four deaths in Gaza on October 17, while Palestinian medical and emergency accounts put the toll at six.
The IPO opened a year-long 90th-anniversary celebration with returning soloists, a new commission and what management calls a steady rise in young concertgoers.
Saudi officials report Houthi attacks as Washington weighs a direct role against the Iran-backed group.
Reports on October 17 said the Israel Defense Forces was expected to add troops in the West Bank after a rise in violence during the Palestinian olive harvest.
Pre-dawn raids follow the beating of a Washington Post photojournalist and an assault on a European diplomatic convoy during the West Bank olive harvest.
The Israel Defense Forces said it had targeted a Hamas militant and was still assessing the outcome of the operation.
US ambassador's statement follows the Oct. 16 beating of Washington Post photographer Heidi Levine in the West Bank; attackers' identities remain under investigation.
Two lightly hurt in Beit Lid clash on October 17, a day after settlers attacked a Washington Post photographer in a separate West Bank village.
Herzog marked the Israeli charity's three decades treating thousands of children from dozens of countries, a quiet counterpoint to the delegitimization debate.
The Israeli military body alerted international officials on Wednesday that the terrorist group is reportedly demanding approximately NIS 10,000 per truck.
A new survey published October 15 finds neither Netanyahu’s bloc nor the Eisenkot-led opposition near a 61-seat Knesset majority.