Cigar boxes were called 'leaves' and champagne 'pinks.' Milchan told police Netanyahu and wife demanded perks from him.

As Yossi Cohen's ties to Netanyahu's rich friends come to light, shadows lengthen over the night he was tapped to lead Israel's spy agency. If a link could be established, Israel may see both its prime minister and its Mossad chief gone in one fell swoop.

An inside look at the 15-minute blame game in the Kerry-Netanyahu phone call, the surprising speech of the Saudi foreign minister and the new UN bid that was turned down at the last moment.

On state visit to Israel, President Andrzej Duda addresses plan to punish those referring to 'Polish death camps': 'How would you feel if a terrorist attack in Tel Aviv was described as an 'Israeli terror attack'?'

Bethlehem hosted an open day of musical events last week, including a master class by a renowned French violinist. If only the Israeli army wasn't so busy creating stories for me to cover.

Nature of communications unclear. U.S. official tells NYT some of Paul Manafort's contacts in Russia and Ukraine are under NSA surveillance.

One rash decision by the impulsive and short-tempered new president will suffice to incinerate the planet.

At VIP dinner on the eve of his inauguration, Trump has warm words for son-in-law and soon-to-be senior adviser. 'Ivanka married well,' he declares to crowd of donors at Washington's Union Station.