The video, transferred from Israel Police to the minister's office, shows Palestinian women removing equipment from the house before it is sealed. Nevertheless, the Israeli army did not approve the release of those images: 'The video is intended to humiliate the family and is not operationally necessary,' a security source said
When Israel faced a terror wave in late 2015, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had cool heads around him – unlike the far-right hotheads in his current cabinet
Arab critics warn that the group, which is fighting for its social and cultural status in Lebanon, is trying to redefine which subjects can be written about
Since Sisi, then Egypt's army head, oversaw the 2013 overthrow of Mohammed Morsi of the Muslim Brotherhood, who was heavily backed by Erdogan, diplomatic relations between the countries have been strained
Such a meeting would mark the highest-level talks between Ankara and Damascus since the Syrian war began in 2011 and signal a further thaw in ties
Hezbollah praises 'brave act,' says it is response to deaths in Jenin raid; Turkey condemns 'a terrorist attack in Jerusalem that killed many people'
Food shortages in Nagorno-Karabakh is another sign of the growing tensions over the disputed area, and residents and experts say both sides are doubling down on their positions
