The attack in Doha shows once again that Netanyahu doesn't want negotiations to succeed; he wants to blow them up. The prime minister expressed his frustration over the bombing's results with empty threats against Egypt and Turkey. And he won't let even a despicable Kahanist flank him on the right

Israel's airstrike in Doha on Hamas leaders, coming days before the UN gathering and possible recognition of a Palestinian state, seems to have been a step too far for even its staunchest allies. Still, despite his growing impatience, Trump continues to give Netanyahu free rein

Legislation on the committee's composition will only come into effect when a new Knesset convenes after the next election in Israel. Meanwhile, the committee's work is being hindered by Justice Minister Yariv Levin, who opposes its current composition

Execution at the checkpoint: A Palestinian poultry farmer left a wedding and drove to buy cardboard egg trays in a neighboring town. Israeli soldiers at a checkpoint pumped nearly 20 bullets into him point-blank, even as he lay wounded

Given that the Hamas leaders targeted in the attack survived - and that Qatar is seeking immediate action against Israel - it seems that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has spectacularly failed to restore Israel's strength and deterrence

U.S. President Trump's administration is distracted and dysfunctional and the Qataris are furious, which could force Netanyahu to rethink his plan to annex the West Bank

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and President Trump had a 'heated' exchange after the strike on Qatar's capital killed six, a source on the president's national security team told Politico, but they were unaware of U.S. plans to penalize Israel