Iranian news agency says the Revolutionary Guards has successfully managed a surveillance flight over a U.S. aircraft carrier

'Work done by some people from inside is hard to swallow,' Turkish president says and vows to 'call them to account'

Eli Hazan deleted the tweet in which he announced Likud supports Vox, which tapped a Holocaust denier for congressional candidate and is anti-immigrant and anti-abortion

Fatah operative requested to be placed in Hebron where he wishes to get married, while accused drug smuggler refuses to go back to Syria where he says authorities persecute him

Government official says circumstances of case permitted Attorney General Avichai Mendelblit to approve release, which Israeli law dictates has to go through government when stemming from diplomatic considerations

The Texas law requires contractors to certify that they don’t boycott Israel but a U.S. district judge said boycotts are protected free speech

The prominent French thinker was attacked by Yellow Vest protesters in Paris last February, and says far-left critics continue to target him

'Today we have taken positive steps and we expect to reach an agreement satisfactory to all parties,' announces opposition negotiator