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Funds Israel had previously collected on behalf of the Palestinian Authority which were withheld as a result of that Authority's UN statehood bid were released today.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu today signed an agreement with his two coalition parties, he was quoted as saying that, "The next term will be one of the most challenging in the history of the state."

Jerusalem - Revelations that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had an annual ice cream budget have some Israelis criticizing the leader.

Jerusalem - Today is International Holocaust Remembrance Day, supposedly a time for somber reflection on one of the most horrific episodes of ethnic cleansing and genocide in human history.

Claiming he is 'a big fan of Israel,' real estate mogul and former Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump endorsed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for the upcoming election.

Mideast crisis continues as Russia admits to Bashar al-Assad 'losing control' of Syria. Syria's chemical weapons could be ready for usage as Assad's forces fire scud missiles at rebels. Assad could be removed from power before or during March 2013.

The war of words continues as Netanyahu accuses Hamas of calling for Israel’s destruction, while Hamas TV reveals death threats to Israelis and Americans. Iran promises more weapons to its terror groups. Analysts believe a Mideast war could erupt soon.

Hopeless and irritated due to elimination of options, Bashar al-Assad’s Syrian regime nears the end of his brutal rule. If Assad uses chemical weapons against the opposition, this act will trigger Israeli and Western military intervention into Syria.

Jerusalem - It may be an uphill climb, but opponents of the right wing government of Benjamin Netanyahu hope a new party, The Movement - can kick his coalition out of office.

Egypt's problems continue as Egyptian President Morsi defends new powers amid protests, while Anti-Morsi protesters torch Muslim Brotherhood offices. Analysts believe that Morsi has become a statesman abroad, but a ‘pharaoh’ at home.