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Facebook is facing extreme pressure to censor content disliked by various governments

The deal will represent the biggest pledge of U.S. military assistance made to any country

Peres passed the night without any other incident

A spokesperson for Peres was not immediately available for immediate comment

Earlier, Syrian army said it shot down Israeli warplane, drone

Kuzu, who is a vocal supporter of Palestinian rights, has since justified his actions on Facebook

Victory marked as new manager Giampiero Ventura's first win as Azzurri boss

The incident occurred at a construction site where an underground car park collapsed

After last week’s embarrassing home defeat to France

Palestinians formally asked the ICC last year to investigate the Jewish state for alleged war crimes in 2014

The overnight operation in Dura near Hebron led to five arrests, according to the Israeli army

Israel regularly destroys the homes of Palestinians accused of attacks as part of efforts to deter future violence

The rollerblades are procured from a second-hand market with goods from Israel

The photos are on display at the Marlborough Contemporary Museum in London

The forces opened fire after they saw the suspect running towards an army post, says military spokesperson

Israeli police have made it clear they will seize any Palestinian flags the Scottish club's fans wave

The two countries are expected to begin the process of exchanging ambassadors to fully restore diplomatic ties

Scottish champions could face sanctions from UEFA since it outlaws political protests at matches

An Afghan baby living in Peshawar had been born with his two main arteries reversed and two holes in his heart

The policy is dependent on support from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

Shin Bet says Hezbollah was reaching out to Arab Israelis through Facebook to recruit them to carry out terror attacks

Moti Dotan has apologised, claiming the comment was a 'slip of the tongue'

El Shehaby refused to shake the hand of Israeli Or Sasson following the end of their bout

At the end of the fight El Shehaby refused to shake the hand of Or Sasson in a major breach of judo etiquette

"Our national sovereignty begins by exercising our sovereignty over Jerusalem," says minister of Internal Security

This is the second time PAF Vipers are taking part in a Red Flag exercise

The donkeys will be auctioned off if unclaimed by their owners

Bal bal bacch jao, a wise man once counselled. It seems a myriad of states are in no mood to heed to the advice

The arrests were made following a complaint by the woman that she was attacked early Sunday

Abbas's brother Omar died in Qatar on Thursday, with the funeral taking place on Friday

The law was passed in a 57-48 vote following a lengthy debate

An inquiry can potentially be a preliminary stage to a criminal investigation

Shoukry would hold "lengthy talks" with Netanyahu focusing on reviving the peace process with the Palestinians

The Gaza Strip has been under an Israeli blockade for around a decade, border with Egypt also remains largely closed

Syed Mustufa H is alleged to have spied on former head of German-Israeli Society for Iran

Israel said the social network was "sabotaging" Israeli police work

Four Palestinians wounded in ensuing clashes

He allegedly compared the state of Israel to "self-styled Islamic states"

Clashes between Muslims and Israeli police have been taking place every morning over Jewish visits to the site.

Developed with funding help from Washington, Iron Dome has had a 90% shoot-down rate against Palestinian rockets

Reports in recent days described a compromise on the issue

'We are the same family' says Ayoub, who wears traditional Levantine dress as he meanders the alleyways

Israel will allow completion of hospital in Gaza and construction of a new power station, sea water distillation plant

The Ashalim Tower will rise to 240 metres (787 feet), taller than Paris's Montparnasse Tower and London's Gherkin

Inhabitants have warned they will hold Israeli firm responsible for any tragedies

Move triggers strong protests from Arab countries and the Palestinians

The village had been put on lockdown after Wednesday night's attack that killed four Israelis and wounded five others

Violence since October has killed at least 207 Palestinians, 32 Israelis, two Americans, an Eritrean and a Sudanese

The authorities suspended entry permits for 83,000 Palestinians following shooting in Tel Aviv that killed four people

The move would affect 83,000 Palestinians granted permission to visit relatives and holy sites, says statement