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In statement, High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs says Israeli, Palestinians must refrain from 'provocative actions which undermine the prospects for continuing the dialogue.'

In letter to UN Security Council, Iranian envoy says international community allows Israeli forces to target Islamic Republic's nuclear scientists with impunity.

Huffington Post report follows revelation that parents of Holocaust survivor and Jewish rights advocate Simon Wiesenthal were posthumously baptized, along with Mitt Romney's atheist father-in-law Edward Davies.

American Jewish billionaire businessman says his support of Newt Gingrich is based on more than just his staunch support for Israel.

ABC News obtains photo of one of the unexploded devices showing the inside of a radio containing ball bearings and magnets; bomb experts say devices were designed to be stuck to sides of vehicles.

A checkpoint on the Green Line on a cold and rainy Saturday morning.

Gallup's World Affairs survey puts China as second on list of 'greatest enemies,' with North Korea a distant third; Republicans more likely to cite Iran than Democrats.

Bloomberg report ranks Tel Aviv-25 index as having the highest return in the last 10 years, beating Hong Kong's Hang Seng in second place; Netanyahu: This is a great achievement.

Comment by Tehran's oil ministry comes after Iran announced it would cease the sale of crude oil to British; Iranian forces commence drill aimed at improving air defense of nuclear sites.

Court discusses deal signed by Israel Railways that would outsource maintenance of more than 130 new train cars, despite fierce opposition from its workers’ union.

New York Times quotes U.S. defense and military officials as saying that should Israel choose to attack Iran, it would be a highly complex operation.

Ali Akbar Salehi says Tehran believes it is in the right in regards to its 'civilian' nuclear program, adding that Iran plans 'to move ahead with vigor and confidence.'

Egyptian ambassador called back to Cairo, following reports of U.S. drones over Syria and protests in Damascus on Saturday.

Founder of France's National Front party is convicted of contesting crimes against humanity for saying the Nazi occupation wasn't 'particularly inhumane.'

Security bolstered in all Thai international airports, public transport, as local forces hunt for man suspected training Iranian nationals linked to Tuesday's blasts in Bangkok.

Thai police say one suspect may have trained 3 others in use of explosives in what is believed to be an attempted attack on Israeli officials in the country.

Leader Hassan Nasrallah says group 'has nothing to do' with attacks in India, Georgia and Thailand, but that revenge for leader Imad Mughniyah's assassination still to come.

International Ice Sculptor Festival to open next month will display frozen versions of famous capitol landmarks, animals, and all in a cozy 10 degrees below.

It's as easy to find bourekas in Israel as it to track down falafel, and just like snowflakes, no two are alike.

Holocaust survivor and Nobel Peace Prize laureate says does not see U.S. presidential hopeful as complicit in the Mormon custom, adding, however, that the issue was serious enough to be addressed.

From Sydney to Baghdad, people of all ages celebrate Valentine's Day with their loved ones.

Former Jerusalem Mayor Ehud Olmert, among those indicted, did not attend Monday's hearing, as he appeared at another hearing on corruption and fraud charges in the Jerusalem District Court.

A look at the life of Hezbollah mastermind Imad Mughniyeh, who was assassinated in 2008.

The attack on the Israeli embassy in New Delhi serves as a stark reminder that Hezbollah may not have given up on avenging the death of its once top leader.

Speaking during Iran visit, Gaza PM says the 'gun is our only response to Zionist regime,' adding that compromises agreed to by Hamas as part of unity deal with Fatah serve Palestinian cause.

An impressive response was given this week by three Supreme Court justices when they overturned a verdict issued by someone who will be soon be joining their ranks, Jerusalem District Court Judge Noam Sohlberg.