In “Case 1000,” Netanyahu is accused of receiving expensive gifts from billionaires, then taking action on their behalf, and in “Case 2000,” of striking an illicit deal with a newspapaper publisher.

Iran reacted to Tillerson's assertation that Iran should withdraw from Syria, saying that "Iran's military presence in Syria was based on invitation of the Syrian government."

Initiative is too limited, says the World Jewish Restitution Organization.

The Israel Police said it found enough evidence to indict the prime minister with bribery, fraud, and breach of trust charges.

In capitals around the world, policy-makers will be watching the developments very carefully.

According to the Indian daily The Hindu, the local branch of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s BJP is offering free trips to Israel.

“We are standing before an earthquake... We don’t know where things are going, but it’s clear that Israel after the recommendations cannot behave the way Israel did before the recommendations."

Iran has created a foothold in Syria that only stands to grow stronger, warns Orit Perlov, an analyst at the Institute for National Security Studies.