Natasha Mozgovaya

Was it justified for Israel's Ambassador to the U.S. to contact top CBS officials in a quest to influence a '60 Minutes' report on Israel's Christian community?

While most headlines about Israel within the international media are conflict-related, Ambassador Daniel Carmon, Head of MASHAV, argues that Israel is becoming a serious player in the field of development and sustainability.

At a ceremony on Capitol Hill in honor of Holocaust Remembrance Day, Ambassador Michael Oren devotes a large portion of his speech to warnings about Iran.

PM praised as 'iconic, strong, determined leader' by House Majority Leader Eric Cantor in a column he wrote for the magazine.

Exibition from Yad Vashem to open in UN General Assembly building; Obama to give speech at U.S. Holocaust museum; UN officials to take part in conference on Adolf Eichmann trial.

The 55-year old party member, John Bowles, told ABC news his status as a lobbyist was something the party wanted to 'try out for the first time and see if it flies.'

Meeting seen as chance for West and Iran to halt downward diplomatic spiral and seek ways out of years of deadlock.

Senior officials from Iran and the big powers arrive in Istanbul ahead of Saturday's talks aimed at restarting stalled diplomacy after months of soaring tension.

South Korean warships fan out across the Yellow Sea to search for debris from North Korea's failed rocket launch.

Speaking to the press, White House spokesman Jay Carney says Tehran must meet its international obligations, which include the suspension of all enrichment activities.

In statement released following meeting by UN, EU, Russia, and U.S. top officials, group encourages both parties to refrain from 'unilateral and provocative' acts, such as settlement activities.

With his signature vests and jeans, endless answers during campaign events instead of the usual candidate sound bites, he seemed the least probable presidential candidate.

Speaking from his home state of Pennsylvania, Santorum says that, while his presidential race is over, he was 'not done fighting.'

The establishment of the campaign headquarters so far from Washington, D.C., is an unusual step for an incumbent, and Obama visits the staff in Chicago infrequently.

'It's become too easy,' says Norman Finkelstein, talking about his new and surprisingly optimistic book.

Survey shows most Jewish Americans favor diplomacy for peace over military action; 73% of respondents say Netanyahu represents Jewish values.

In an interview with ABC, U.S. Secretary of State says Washington working closely with Israel on all levels.

Long-time reporter, criticized for her 2010 anti-Israel comments, honored by the PLO's U.S. mission for her defense of the 'Palestinian position every step of the way.'

Daphni Leef, on speaking tour in the U.S., says social justice activists are gearing up for a new season of activity.

White House statement says there is enough non-Iranian oil supply worldwide to move forward with the sanctions on Iran's oil exports passed by U.S. Congress last year.

Social protest and the Arab Peace Initiative both find a happy home at the left-wing group's annual conference.

In statement issued this week, State Department spokeswoman listed a U.S. diplomat’s travel destinations as ‘Algeria, Qatar, Jordan, Jerusalem, and Israel’ – drawing fire from conservative reporters.

Shaul Mofaz wins 61.7 percent of vote in Kadima party primary, Tzipi Livni takes 37.23 percent; Livni in response: These are elections, these are the results, now I am going to sleep.

Shaul Mofaz wins 61.7 percent of the vote, and Tzipi Livni 37.23 percent; Livni: These are elections, and these are the results, now I'm going to sleep; Mofaz: Tzipi, your place is with Kadima.

Statement by Department of Defense spokesperson comes after U.S. officials initiate Iron Dome Support Act meant to allow purchase of additional anti-missile systems.