Prime Minister Naftali Bennett has allowed Opposition Leader Netanyahu and his family to stay in the residence on Balfour street for an 'adjustment period'

Though the official result is not yet in, Raisi, a conservative judge who is subject to U.S. sanctions for alleged human rights abuses, has been touted to win Iran's presidential election

Balloting came to a close at 2.a.m. Saturday after voting was extended to accommodate 'crowding.' Opinion polls indicate judiciary chief Ebrahim Raisi — already under U.S. sanctions — as front-runner for the presidency

The U.S. is shifting the placement of its armed forces to better confront military threats from China and Russia, according to a Wall Street Journal report

Police respond to reports of an altercation and gunfire in Deir al-Assad, one officer moderately wounded and one lightly injured, two police cars set ablaze

Emergency regulation from 2003 allows Israel to refuse residency visas to Palestinians married to Israeli citizens; Meretz MK Friege says he will vote against renewing the measure

On Thursday, Haaretz reported that documents stored in safes in the Prime Minister’s Office were shredded in violation of the law, shortly before Bennett took office

Foreign Minister Yair Lapid and his ministry's spokesperson blast Ebrahim Raisi for his commitment to the Iran's nuclear ambitions and alleged role in the execution of thousands of political prisoners