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Israeli Prime Minister said told Francois Hollande he would not meet Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas

Hacking appears to be motivated by controversial bill regulating the Muslim call to prayer

Authorities suspect that some of the fires may have been of criminal origin and linked to Israeli-Palestinian conflict

The overcrowded and impoverished camp has gained notoriety as a refuge for extremists and fugitives

The company sells its products largely to police and law enforcement agencies across the globe

A bill to ban late night and early morning azans has been approved by a ministerial committee

Statement comes as India welcomes Israeli President Reuven Rivlin for week-long state visit

Ahmad Tibi protests against Israeli PM's decision to back bill to limit Azan

Israel also nominated a new ambassador to Turkey on Tuesday

There was no immediate reaction from Netanyahu himself

There are also a few rare cases of men who are 'chained' because their wives refuse to issue a 'get'

If the law were enacted it could pave the way for the legalisation of dozens of illegal outposts deep in the West Bank

Israel's population is roughly 17.5 percent Arab, most of them Muslim

Around 2,000 homes have been built on land owned by Palestinians in the West Bank

alam did not claim to have ever met Trump or provide evidence the president-elect knew he existed

More than 200 people protested outside parliament in Rabat against the Jewish state's flag being hoisted at the COP22

Israeli Education Minister said Wednesday the idea of a Palestinian state was over after Donald Trump's election

Reacting to Trump's victory, Hamas said it did not expect a change in US "bias" against the Palestinians

The interactive museum also features videos and photographs of key moments in Palestinian history

Since October last year, the violence has claimed the lives of 237 Palestinians, 36 Israelis

Bill will require ISPs to supply a free-of-charge filter against offensive websites and content

Says Israel has ‘no intention’ of starting a new war but warns Hamas' ‘crazy policies’ will bring about...

The agency's resolution on 'occupied Palestine' was endorsed Tuesday by the agency's executive board

Maher Abu Sanina will appear in court on Wednesday

Jewish holiday Sukkot usually sees an increase in the number of Jewish visitors to the flashpoint Al-Aqsa mosque

The Palestinians see east Jerusalem as the capital of their promised future state

The two governments agree dialogue to examine the project's feasibility

Six Israeli teams are based in settlements, which are considered illegal under international law

Two Israelis including a police officer and a woman were killed in the Jerusalem attack

Details still emerging from incident, which comes at a time of increased Jewish visitors to Al-Aqsa mosque compound

Daniele De Rossi’s late penalty rescued a point for 2006 champions in a heavyweight World Cup qualifier on Thursday

Israel considers Hezbollah and its ally Iran the country's main enemies

White House is concerned over the construction of 300 housing units on land "far closer to Jordan than Israel"

In unusually harsh words for its Middle Eastern ally, Washington also accused Israel of going back on its word

The aim of the visit is "to raise awareness" of the work of the International Criminal Court

The former president asked his comments be kept secret until after his death

On Wednesday, Abbas described Peres as a 'brave' partner for peace

He won the 1994 Nobel Peace Prize jointly with Rabin and Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat

In some cases, the grounds the Israeli teams are playing on are on land privately owned by Palestinians

Peres won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1994

He was hospitalised following a major stroke two weeks ago but his condition was stable before Tuesday

Six lower division clubs play their matches on Jewish settlements ground in West Bank

Israel had captured the Arab eastern half of Jerusalem during the 1967 Arab-Israeli war, and annexed it in 1980

The British mission to the United Nations had no immediate comment

The Palestinian health ministry described the girl's wounds as moderate

'The staff is safe. The attacker was wounded before he reached the embassy'

The long range missile is a joint venture of India and Israel

Since October, 228 Palestinians and 34 Israelis have been killed in ongoing violence

Obama's aides wanted a new deal before his presidency ends, seeing it as an important part of his legacy