Once a supporter of Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan, the Turkish cleric is now being blamed for the coup.

After shots were fired at Israelis driving near Sa'ir last weekend, the Israeli military placed the West Bank village's 20,000 residents under an indefinite lockdown.

In wake of coup, foreign ministers of the U.K. and Iran and express 'concern,' while UN secretary-general calls for 'calm.'

French authorities still trying to determine whether Tunisian driver acted alone or with accomplices, and whether his motives were connected to radical Islam.

Istanbul Airline flights to and from Tel Aviv to begin, passengers urged to check online for delays.

Turkish military chief rescued | 260 killed, almost 3,000 arrested as remaining renegade army forces surrender | Erdogan: This government brought to power by the people... They won't succeed as long as we stand against them.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been informed and signed off on the short and terse statement by Israel.

What happens when the prime minister supports the right bill for the wrong reason? And is a complex cabinet reshuffle that's under way a sign that the plan to bring Zionist Union into the coalition is dead?