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Israel PM Benjamin Netanyahu backs Egypt's peace push

Speaking at an event hosted by Cairo's envoy near Tel Aviv to celebrate Egypt's national day, Netanyahu thanked President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi for his commitment to the peace process

Israeli Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit orders probe against Benjamin Netanyahu

In May, the Israeli police recommended to the Jerusalem prosecution to file an indictment against Sara Netanyahu, the prime minister's wife

Israel, Turkey reconcile; Netanyahu says Gaza blockade to remain

He said his strategy is to create points of stability in ties with some Arab states in the region, Greece, Cyprus, and with Russia

Israeli PM slams Mahmoud Abbas for refusing to meet with Israeli President

The offer was delivered to Abbas by the European Parliament President Martin Schultz, who urged Rivlin several weeks ago to meet with Abbas

Benjamin Netanyahu stresses Arab peace initiative must be rewritten

Members of religious nationalist Jewish Home party who hold key positions in Netanyahu's cabinet oppose a Palestinian state

Benjamin Netanyahu arrives in Moscow for talks with Vladimir Putin

Discussions will be held on issues regarding terrorism, the situation in Syria and diplomatic horizon between Israel and Palestinians

Netanyahu joins forces with ultra-nationalist to expand govt

Avigdor Lieberman and his Yisrael Beitenu party will add five lawmakers to Netanyahu's wafer-thin majority

Israel defence minister resigns in spat with Benjamin Netanyahu

Israeli Defence Minister Moshe Yaalon had been at loggerheads with Netanyahu over his insistence that senior officers be encouraged to speak their mind

Netanyahu close to agreeing Israel unity government: Reports

In a move that could help revive peace talks with the Palestinians

Benjamin Netanyahu notes 'significant' drop in Palestinian attacks

Violence since October has left 200 Palestinians and 28 Israelis dead.

Committed to Western Wall deal despite opposition: Benjamin Netanyahu

Israel's ultra-Orthodox chief rabbis have openly opposed the Western Wall, an arrangement that will allow men and women to pray together