On Chuck Hagel's inaugural visit to Israel as U.S. defense secretary, Syria surpassed Iran as the security threat of greatest urgency to the U.S.' closest Mideast ally. That quite unexpectedly gave the new Pentagon chief a temporary respite from the delicate duty of tempering Israeli warnings about attacking Iran to stop it from building a nuclear bomb.
By David Alexander and Dan Williams TEL AVIV | Mon Apr 22, 2013 8:24am EDT TEL AVIV (Reuters) - Israel suggested on Monday it would be patient before taking any military action against Iran's nuclear ...
ANKARA | Mon Apr 22, 2013 5:36am EDT ANKARA (Reuters) - An Israeli delegation arrived in Turkey on Monday for the first time since 2010 to discuss compensation for the killing of nine Turks by ...
By Ori Lewis and Steven Scheer JERUSALEM | Sun Apr 21, 2013 1:56pm EDT JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel's cabinet on Sunday approved an open skies agreement to boost airline traffic to and from Europe, ...
By David Brunnstrom ISTANBUL | Sun Apr 21, 2013 1:09pm EDT ISTANBUL (Reuters) - The United States asked Turkey's leader to delay a Gaza Strip visit so as not to upset U.S. efforts to revive Ankara's ...
Chuck Hagel, the US defence secretary, warned Iran on Sunday that a major arms deal with Israel was a "clear signal" that it could face a military strike unless it abandoned its suspect nuclear programme.
U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel held out hope Sunday for a nonmilitary way to ending the threat of a nuclear-armed Iran, but he also emphasized Washington's willingness to let Israel decide whether and when it might strike Tehran in self-defense.
By Ori Lewis and Steven Scheer JERUSALEM | Sun Apr 21, 2013 9:16am EDT JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel's cabinet on Sunday approved an open skies agreement that aims to boost airline traffic to and from ...
Israel's Cabinet on Sunday approved a deal to allow more EU flights, hours after the country's airlines went on strike out of concerns that the agreement would cost them jobs and possibly even ruin their companies.