Israel finally got 'its day in court,' and in front of the most important judge: Biden.

The legal complexities of who controls what land and which buildings at the Tomb of Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai on Mount Meron have for years stymied efforts to develop the site.

The tragic event was predictable not only because professional reports had said the writing was on the wall for such a disaster for nearly two decades, but because of Israel’s political dynamics.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was heckled on his visit to the site of the tragedy.

Sunday was declared a national day of mourning in Israel following the disaster at Mount Meron, in which at least 45 people were killed in a stampede.

Palestinian protesters have clashed with Israel Police in recent weeks in protest against the planned eviction of four families.

"We think this is the fifth time that a severe attack has been carried out on Natanz's facilities in the last 15 years," said the former head of Iran’s Atomic Energy Organization.

The tweet in Japanese reads: "If the United States brought 'democracy,' it would be like this."