Government And Politics
Tel Aviv gives foreign nationals, asylum seekers COVID shots
Health authorities in Israel's Tel Aviv have started dispensing COVID-19 vaccines to foreign nationals and asylum seekers as part of an initiative to inoculate the city’s foreign population
Iran may pursue nuclear weapon, intel minister warns West
Iran’s intelligence minister has warned the West that his country could push for a nuclear weapon if international sanctions remain in place
Iran starts limited COVID vaccinations with Russian shots
Iran has launched a coronavirus inoculation campaign among healthcare professionals with recently delivered Russian Sputnik V vaccines as the country struggles to stem the worst outbreak of the pandemic in the Middle East
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Israeli PM pleads not guilty as corruption trial resumes
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has pleaded not guilty as his trial on corruption charges resumes in a Jerusalem courtroom
EXPLAINER: Israeli settlements may face new scrutiny
Israel’s ongoing construction of settlements in the West Bank and east Jerusalem would likely be more vulnerable to prosecution than its military actions against Palestinians if the International Criminal Court’s top prosecutor decides to open a war crimes investigation
Israeli PM's corruption trial resumes weeks before election
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has appeared in a Jerusalem courtroom to respond formally to corruption charges as his trial resumes
Iran: US must lift sanctions before it lives up to nuke deal
Iran’s supreme leader says the U.S. must lift all sanctions if it wants Iran to return to its commitments to the nuclear deal with world powers
Iran’s supreme leader says U.S. must lift all sanctions if it wants Iran to return to nuclear deal
Iran’s supreme leader says U.S. must lift all sanctions if it wants Iran to return to nuclear deal