The Israel elections revealed a few surprises, but kept Netanyahu and the right wing in power by a slim margin.
With polls closed, uncertainty still reigns in Israel, but Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is showing signs of political panic.
Netanyahu’s overall popularity has been sagging, with his right-wing Likud-Yisrael Beitneu coalition losing some support to far–right parties.
Israelis began voting Tuesday in the parliamentary elections that is widely expected to give a third term to the incumbent Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
A few hundred people in a settlement in the West Bank vote for both Israeli and Palestinian elections. To the Samaritans, the privilege isn't always a blessing.
The BoJ will likely expand asset purchases and state a new inflation goal. Here's your handy watchlist for this week.
On election day Tuesday in Israel, the most ardent conservatives are expected to show gains, solidifying Prime Minister Netanyahu's hard-line agenda.
Videos showing young British Muslims harassing members of the public for perceived moral infractions are going viral.
Iran and the IAEA failed to arrive at a consensus on resuming the investigations into the country’s suspected nuclear weapon facilities.
Two days after The Donald weighed in on the Israeli elections, Chuck Norris is lending his mighty heft to Netanyahu's campaign.
The libertarian standard-bearer wants to end aid to Israel, but it's because he wants it to be stronger and more independent.
Sen. Rand Paul's teenage son William was charged with assaulting a flight attendant last week.
The U.S., which condemned anti-Semitic remarks Egyptian President Morsi allegedly made in 2010, counts on Morsi to back peace with Israel.
Chuck Hagel's chances of becoming U.S. defense secretary got a critical boost Tuesday when two leading Senate Democrats came out in favor of confirming him following assurances on Israel and the treatment of gay and lesbian servicemen.
The U.S. is pushing ahead with the sale of 20 F-16 fighter jets to Egypt, despite concerns over the state of the Egyptian government.
The Donald has endorsed American politicians before. Now he has surprisingly branched out overseas to support his friend ahead of Israel's Jan. 22 election.
In the January 22 election, Israel’s prime minister Netanyahu has a weak hand to play, but his opponents are even weaker.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed Sunday move ahead with settlement building in an occupied area near Jerusalem after security forces evicted more than 100 Palestinian protesters from the site.
U.S. Sen. Rand Paul is in Israel this week, despite the fact that some in the U.S. believe he holds anti-Israeli views.
The president on Monday officially announced his nominations for secretary of defense and CIA chief.
So far, President Obama's bipartisan move to tap the Republican Hagel to be DOD head isn't being warmly received by certain GOP members.
William Hilton Paul, the teenage son of Kentucky Senator Rand Paul, was arrested Saturday on drinking-related charges.