Netanyahu has been good for the Israeli economy and he will be sorely missed if he has to go, but no one thinks that's happening anytime soon

The Times became aware of journalist Quinn Norton's conduct when Twitter users raised issue with some of her past tweets

Spokeswoman Heather Nauert offers an original explanation for why Tillerson's Mideast tour doesn't include a short stop in Israel

Islamabad, which denies assisting militants in Afghanistan and India, has reacted angrily to U.S. threats of further punitive measures

Paul Nehlen, who is running in the Republican primary to unseat House Speaker Paul Ryan, claimed in a private Twitter direct message group that his critics are 'working for the Jewish media'

Not only did Jordan vote against the U.S. at the General Assembly on Jerusalem, but it was also one of the loudest critics of Trump's declaration

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Renowned Jerusalem hospital reached problematic agreement with union chief, awarded cleaning contract to firm with links to union chief and hired a recently convicted staffer