Most Americans Hold Negative View of Israeli Government, New Poll Shows
Pew survey highlights U.S. partisan divide, as two-thirds of Democrats express negative opinion of Netanyahu's government
Breaking:
- Most American hold negative view of Israeli government, Pew poll finds (Haaretz)
- Iran's Zarif warns U.S. of 'consequences' over oil sanctions, Strait of Hormuz (Reuters)
- UN rights chief condemns 'shocking' Saudi mass executions (AP)
- Algeria investigating corruption case relating to ex-energy minister, Ennahar TV reports (Reuters)
- Syrian refugee dies as fire erupts at Jordan camp (DPA)
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