Following Shin Bet announcement of thwarted attacks, State Department says ''closely following situation''.

Iranian president says possible to turn more than 3 decades of enmity with US into friendship if both sides make effort; Rouhani pours cold water on Syria peace talks as Kerry says plenty of ways for Iran to join them.

Interview with PA president to be aired next week at annual security conference in Tel Aviv.

At least two dead in targeted assassination in northern Gaza Strip, which IDF says thwarted imminent rocket attack into Israel.

The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) called on The Economist magazine to issue a full-throated apology for publishing an anti-Semitic editorial cartoon depicting US President Obama as hindered in his efforts to reach an agreement with Iran by ‘’the machinations of a United States Congress under the control of a nefarious Jewish lobby.’’

Gal-On accuses Canadian PM of having ''his head in the sand'' and sounding like ''the spokesman for Israel's Foreign Ministry.''

Exhibit was postponed in response to a protest by Arab states who fear it could damage the peace process.

Washington's surprise at the UN inviting Iran to the Geneva II summit, and its insistence on Tehran accepting the Geneva communiqué, allowed the Obama administration a chance to look tough in public on Iran.

PLO negotiator says Palestinians would not agree to even a one-day extension, denies secret talks being held in Washington.

Vaad of Ukraine expresses its deep concern about the anti-Semitic attacks that took place in Kyiv in January: the attacks on a Yeshiva (a Jewish religious school) teacher and student who were leaving the Podil Rozenberg synagogue after prayer.