Recordings reveal that Netanyahu said that he would make sure all his acts of retaliation against Yedioth Ahronoth publisher Arnon Mozes would be carried out according to the law.

Prior to new report, Eichmann's right-hand man was thought to have died around 2010 in Damascus, where he lived for decades and advised Syria's then-president, Hafez Assad.

Appeal deals with local rabbinical court's decision to grant divorce to woman whose husband has been in coma for years. 'Why engage with this appeal?' asks Supreme Court judge.

Hamas has used fake identities, usually those of young women, often posing as wishing to make aliyah to Israel, to entice combat soldiers to be in contact with them.

Consul tells Alexander Lapshin's wife that her husband is in poor mental condition as he faces extradition to Azerbaijan where he faces charges for criticizing the government.

The fact that the alleged tradeoff between Netanyahu and the Yedioth Ahronoth publisher was never implemented makes no difference in the eyes of the law, experts say.

'Right now, I'd stick with the U.S. policy,' retired Marine General James Mattis says. Though U.S. doesn't recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital, its policy doesn't explicitly state Tel Aviv is Israel's capital.

Israeli philosopher Moshe Halbertal predicts that when the first signs of failure appear in Trump's policy, he will need a scapegoat – whether it's Islam, blacks or Mexicans: 'I can definitely imagine race riots breaking out with Trump fanning the flames.'