Jewish groups announce protest against 'libels' outside newspaper's Manhattan offices; ex-PM Olmert says column misrepresented his words so they appeared to validate allegations

Strikes were 'tit-for-tat' for Iranian attacks on kingdom; UAE, which similarly struck Islamic Republic before and after truce, said to have coordinated at least one attack with Israel

Former premier says Likud founders 'rolling in their graves' at what party has become under Netanyahu; Lapid: Merger with Bennett is about 'restoring hope to the country'

Annabelle Herciger-Tenzer, a Pisgat Zeev resident who immigrated to Israel in 1980, says Belgian consulate's rejection of her request 'was simply like being slapped in the face'

Tehran urges hosts to use platform to build consensus condemning US-Israeli strikes, but its attacks on Emirates and reports that Gulf countries struck back may ratchet up tensions

Meetings said to have been organized in March and April for the purpose of 'coordination' between Jerusalem and Abu Dhabi on defensive and offensive efforts against Tehran

Haredi leaders believe forcing the vote on an earlier date will boost their support, the PM can see some potential benefit, and the opposition is evidently delighted. Thing is, they can't all be right

Washington wanted temporary ceasefire that included Iran compromises on its nuclear program, but Islamic Republic demanded permanent truce followed by separate talks on enrichment