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Veteran MK promises to lead a 'powerful left-wing force,' suggests party could join government with hawkish Yisrael Beytenu

Labeled an enemy of Israel and pro-Iran for trying to systematize national security council, outgoing top aide becomes latest victim of White House revolving door

Former leaders snipe at each other over who said what in the leadup to Israel's bombing of a nuclear facility in 2007, while ex-spies blame each other for failing to spot danger

Massive $1.3 trillion omnibus package, which includes Taylor Force Act tacked on, sails through House but GOP senators hold up bill to protest outlays for Democratic priorities

Convicted offender Yona Weinberg, who fled to Israel, sues anti-abuse activist for comparing his actions to those of terrorists

Representing Dudley North, Ian Austin has drawn on his father's legacy to become one of the harshest critics of Labour party leader Jeremy Corbyn from within the Labour party

Pro-gun critics 'like to believe we're puppets, because if human beings have this power then they might not need a gun,' says organizer