Ahead of his first meeting with President Donald Trump, a look at the memorable moments from Benjamin Netanyahu's previous meetings with U.S. presidents.

It all depends on one thing.

Officially, Israel's Law of Return recognizes all Jews of choice, regardless of their affiliation. But recent cases involving converts who immigrated begs the question: Is the law upheld in practice?

In Israel, Shai Shammay Glick, a devout right-wing activist, for years has complained to every journalist and politician about every humanist or left-wing cultural event. He just got a gallery in Jerusalem shut down. And he has accomplices.

The premier's D.C. visit has all the potential to be different – if not in terms of political substance, at least in style.

Phone calls were intercepted around same time intelligence services became aware of Russia's hacking of DNC.

Details of a letter to Amman, signed by Netanyahu and Energy Minister Steinitz, were obtained by Haaretz after the government refused to confirm it even exists.

The nationality of the traveler is yet unknown, as are the details of the incident. Meanwhile, fellow passengers find themselves waiting for hours in British capital.