Long-delayed and over budget, Israel's PM was about to receive a VIP-configured Boeing 767 to fly him around the world. Fearing criticism amid an economic crisis caused by the coronavirus pandemic, the plane has now been grounded ■ Take an interactive tour

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Johnson frequently quotes Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan, who has called Jews 'bloodsuckers' and 'termites,' according to StopAntiSemitism.org

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According to the proposal, the government would approve a two-year budget, as Gantz demands, but the Knesset would only vote on parts of it that are relevant for 2020, as Netanyahu initially wanted

Biden has vowed to choose a woman as his potential vice president, which he is likely to announce early next week

'10,000 protesters against Netanyahu, I heard some of them are paid by groups that are hostile to the right-wing government,' says Miki Zohar. But who's paying? 'There are all sorts of rumors'