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Israel Elections: 3 Reasons Benjamin Netanyahu Is On His Way To Being Israel’s Longest-Serving Prime Minister

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's dramatic win sets him up to break the record set by David Ben-Gurion, the nation's founder.

Israel's Ultra-Orthodox Parties Lose Knesset Seats But Stand To Gain Influence Under Netanyahu

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Haredi parties such as Shas lost seats in parliament but may see their priorities addressed in a coalition government.

Israel Elections: Netanyahu Calls For 'Strong, Stable Government' After Resounding Victory

Defying pre-poll predictions, Benjamin Netanyahu's right-wing Likud party has secured 30 seats in the 120-member Knesset.

Republicans To Probe Iranian Role In Latin America

U.S. congressional Republicans who oppose President Obama's pursuit of a nuclear deal with Tehran will use a hearing in Congress on Wednesday to air complaints about Iran's actions in Latin America.

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Israel Elections: Palestinians Not Optimistic About Future Peace Talks, Regardless Of Vote Outcome

Regardless of Israeli election results, the country lacks a consensus for creating a lasting peace, a commentator said.

Israeli Election Memes Play On Netanyahu's 'Arabs Coming Out In Droves' Comments

Memes of Netanyahu appearing as Ned Stark and Paul Revere have popped up on social media.

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Israel Elections: Ultra-Orthodox Shas Party Banned From Distributing 'Keys To Heaven' Fliers To Voters

The ultra-Orthodox Shas faction has been ordered to stop distributing fliers claiming that supporters will go "straight to heaven."

Israel Election 2015: Netanyahu Video Says Position In Danger, Arab Voters 'Coming Out In Droves To The Polls'

"Arab voters are coming out in droves," the prime minister warned in a video uploaded to Facebook.

Israeli Election 2015 Turnout Numbers May Break Records

About a quarter of all eligible voters cast ballots by noon in an election that already broke early voting records.

Israel Elections: Netanyahu's Fate Hangs In Balance As Polls Predict Victory For Zionist Union

Nearly 14 percent of Israel’s 5.8 million Israelis have so far cast their vote in the country's contentious and close national elections.

Israel Elections: Centrist Politics Gains Momentum Against Netanyahu Amid Focus On Social And Economic Issues

The Zionist Union's strong appeal against Netanyahu reflects the growing importance of social and economic concerns.

South Korea Elderly Poverty Rate Highest Among OECD Countries, Report Says

A recent report reveals that South Koreans have some of the least-generous pension systems and highest elderly poverty rates in the world.

India, Amid Negotiations For Multi-Billion Dollar Fighter Jet Deal, Becomes Top Global Arms Importer

India, which has the fourth-largest air force in the world, is negotiating a multi-billion dollar deal for fighter jets.

Israeli Elections Close As Netanyahu Uses Iran Nuclear Situation To Boost Ratings

Tuesday's election is set to be a tight contest with Netanyahu seeking to become Israel's longest serving leader.

White House warns senate to stay out of Iran negotiations

Iran Nuclear Program Talks: White House Warns Senate Not To Interfere In Negotiations

A strongly worded letter from the chief of staff warned that a bill being drafted would hamper the administration's ability to negotiate a deal.

Obama 'Committed' To Two-State Solution, No Matter Outcome Of Israeli Election, Kerry Says

An exit by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu could lead to progress in Palestinian peace talks, experts have suggested.

Iran Nuclear Program Talks: John Kerry Says Unclear Whether Deal With Iran Can Be Reached By End March

The U.S. and five other major powers will resume negotiations with Iran Sunday, ahead of a March deadline for a framework deal.

Charlie Hebdo Attack: Preliminary Charges Against Men With Ties To Kosher Supermarket Attacker Amedy Coulibaly

Prosecutors say Amar R., 33, and Said M., 25, collaborated with the man who murdered a police officer and four Jewish hostages.

Ask Hamas? Palestinian Group’s Twitter Campaign To Challenge ‘Terror’ Label Backfires

The Palestinian group's efforts to improve its image hit a stumbling block on the first day of a new social media campaign.

Hamas Rejects New Ceasefire Proposal, Calls It Israel's Attempt To 'Swallow' West Bank

Hamas, which has been in control of Gaza since 2007, labelled the ceasefire proposal an attempt by Israel to "swallow" the West Bank.

Major Nations Hold Talks On Ending UN Sanctions On Iran: Officials

World powers have begun talks about a U.N. Security Council resolution to lift U.N. sanctions on Iran if a nuclear agreement is struck with Tehran, according to an exclusive Reuters report.