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Nestlé Sells US Ice Cream Brands To Froneri For $4 Billion

Swiss group Nestle has decided to sell its U.S. ice cream business to joint venture Froneri in a $4 billion deal.

Authorities Stop Short Of Dubbing US Kosher Deli Attack Anti-Semitic

Hundreds of police from New Jersey and New York, including tactical officers, were deployed during the hours-long shooting in Jersey City, New Jersey

Authorities stop short of dubbing US kosher deli attack anti-Semitic

Israel Heads To Unprecedented Third Election In A Year

Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel's longest serving premier faces another political battle at a time when he must fend off internal challengers in his Likud party

Israel heads to unprecedented third election in a year

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo holds a press conference at the State Department

US Hopeful For Iran Prisoner Talks But Imposes New Sanctions

US hopeful for Iran prisoner talks but imposes new sanctions

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An Israeli Nature and Parks Authority employee feeds fish to pelicans so they don't raid commercial fish pools instead

Israeli Fish Farmers Give Peckish Pelicans Free Lunch

Israeli fish farmers give peckish pelicans free lunch

The 3 Most Anti-Cannabis Presidential Candidates

Marijuana reform measures could stall in the Oval Office if any of these presidential hopefuls wins in 2020.

Merkel will become only the third German chancellor ever to visit Auschwitz

Merkel Voices 'Deep Shame' On First Visit To Auschwitz

Merkel voices 'deep shame' on first visit to Auschwitz

Israel's Iron Dome system has frequently intercepted rockets fired by Palestinian militants in Gaza

Israel And Czech Republic Sign $125 Mn Missile Defence Deal

Israel and Czech Republic sign $125 mn missile defence deal

Supporters of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu took to the streets of Tel Aviv last month to protest what they labelled a "coup" against him

Lawyer To Be Charged With Graft In New Woes For Netanyahu

Lawyer to be charged with graft in new woes for Netanyahu

Iran has given no official figures for the number of people killed during last month's protests but it has rejected high death tolls given by foreign sources

Khamenei Orders Iran Unrest Victims Treated As 'Martyrs'

Khamenei orders Iran unrest victims treated as 'martyrs'

President Donald Trump speaks to US troops during a surprise Thanksgiving 2019 visit to Bagram air base in Afghanistan

Trump On Quest For Foreign Wins -- And Drama -- In Election Year

Trump on quest for foreign wins -- and drama -- in election year

'We did not back down': Rugby Australia chief Raelene Castle

'We Didn't Back Down', Rugby Australia Insists After Folau Payout

'We didn't back down', Rugby Australia insists after Folau payout

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has cultivated extremely close relations with the US administation, championing its policy of "maximum pressure" on shared foe Iran

Netanyahu Presses Pompeo For More Pressure On 'Tottering' Iran

Netanyahu presses Pompeo for more pressure on 'tottering' Iran

Netanyahu To Press Pompeo For More Pressure On 'Tottering' Iran

Netanyahu to press Pompeo for more pressure on 'tottering' Iran

Iran's Rouhani Says Innocent Protesters Should Be Freed

Iran's Rouhani says innocent protesters should be freed

President Hassan Rouhani has long demanded the lifting of US sanctions in exchange for Iran's return to talks on its nuclear programme

Iran Says Still Ready For Talks If US Lifts Sanctions

Iran says still ready for talks if US lifts sanctions

Last month a US Navy destroyer sailed close to Chinese-controlled islands in the South China Sea, to assert freedom of navigation rights

China Has A Surveillance Blimp In South China Sea To Track Ships, Missiles

ImageSat International, a private intelligence firm based in Israel, released the imagery that shows the aerostat hovering over Mischief Reef in the Spratly Islands with its shadow clearly in view on the ground of the Chinese man-made island.

Palestinian farmers say Israel sprayed their lands with strong pesticides for four years, scorching their crops, but stopped this spring allowing their harvests to grow back

Gaza Fields, Ravaged By Israeli Herbicides, Bloom Again

Gaza fields, ravaged by Israeli herbicides, bloom again

Iranian protesters gather around a burning motorcycle in the city of Isfahan during a demonstration last month against an increase in fuel prices

Iran Videos Hit Internet Revealing Scope Of Crackdown

Iran videos hit internet revealing scope of crackdown

The Imperial Hotel, next to the Jaffa Gate in Jerusalem, is at the centre of a years-long dispute between its Palestinian tenants and an Israeli settler organisation which allegedly secretly bought it in 2004 from the Greek Orthodox Church

In Jerusalem Hotel, Eviction Fears Dampen Christmas Cheer

In Jerusalem hotel, eviction fears dampen Christmas cheer

Iran has taken a series of measures breaking limits on its nuclear activities laid down in the 2015 deal

US - Iran Relations: Tehran Still Selling Oil In Spite Of US Sanctions, Vice President Jahangiri Says

The Islamic Republic of Iran continues to stand defiant against Washington's political pressure.

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, seen here in November 2019, has pointed the finger at Iran as a common factor in Middle Eastern protests

Pompeo Says Iran The Common Villain In Mideast Protests

Pompeo says Iran the common villain in Mideast protests

An Eurofighter Typhoon aircraft performs during the Dubai air show

Passenger Plane Loses Communications And Prompts Swift Response From RAF: Sonic Boom Sweeps London

A flight from Israel to the U.S. lost contact with the London control tower, prompting fighter jets to be scrambled.

Grossi previously held high-level posts at the agency between 2010 and 2013

New Broom At UN Nuclear Watchdog As Iran Tensions Rise

New broom at UN nuclear watchdog as Iran tensions rise

China Gifts Duterte Phone That Can't Be Hacked, Philippines President Says 'No'

The president admitted that there could be Chinese spies in the country and that China has been “listening to us”.

Israel's Defence Minister Naftali Bennett and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have both sought to win over settlers ahead of another possible snap election

After US Decision, Israel Plans New Hebron Settlement

After US decision, Israel plans new Hebron settlement

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