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Last year's Gaza conflict claimed the lives of over 2,100 Palestinians, mostly civilians, and 66 soldiers and six civilians in Israel.

The victims in the Germanwings plane crash included two renowned opera singers, a mother and son on vacation and three generations of one family.

Anger is brewing on social media and beyond as the world, including family members of the passengers, awaits the final list of the 150 victims aboard Germanwings Flight 9525.

President Obama also said that there is a "clear, substantive challenge" to U.S.-Israel relations.

Iran, the United States, Britain, France, Germany, Russia and China are to resume negotiations in Switzerland this week.

Despite being accused of spying on the Iran talks, Israel will be briefed on the emerging nuclear deal.

A report alleging Israeli spied on closed-door U.S. talks with Iran is poised to further strain the relationship.

The Special Tribunal For Lebanon hears testimony that may implicate Hezbollah and Syria in a massive suicide bombing.

The British government has expressed concerns over the expansion of Israeli settlements under the pretext of "protection of Jewish history."

Israel has criticized the Obama administration's push for an agreement over Iran's nuclear program as a "bad, insufficient deal."

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Monday he regretted offending Israel's Arabs during a rallying call on election day last week that his critics had denounced as racist.

If Ted Cruz wants to beat Jeb Bush — or whoever becomes the GOP establishment's choice — he's going to need conservatives to coalesce.

During his first speech as a declared candidate, Sen. Ted Cruz said more evangelical Christians and young people need to vote.

Senator John McCain criticized recent remarks made by the Obama administration on Israeli President Benjamin Netanyahu's reelection.

Obama also scolded Netanyahu over his remarks about Arab Israelis voting.

"We recognize that fundamental decisions have to be made now, and they don't get any easier as time goes by," the U.S. secretary of state says.

The White House was angered by the Israeli leader's comments suggesting he would block the creation of a Palestinian state while in office.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu now says he wants "a sustainable, peaceful two-state solution" with the Palestinians.

"I believe that they believe that we are evil, and they want us destroyed," the Republican tells radio host Hugh Hewitt.

The inclusion of ultranationalist Avigdor Lieberman in Israel’s new government would worsen matters, Mahmoud Abbas said.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu may have won the election, but ex-Likud member Moshe Kahlon seemingly has all the power.