Steinmeier considers traveling to Jewish state to convince families of 1972 Munich Olympics victims to attend ceremony marking 50th anniversary of massacre after relatives rage over lowball compensation offer

Co-founder of coworking spaces giant, Adam Neumann, acquires funding for 'revolutionary' real estate project - to the dismay of some given his scandalous exit from WeWork following a failed attempt to take the company public

Washington expresses concern after security force raid offices of groups Israel claims aid terrorists; UN also slams Israel, saying there was no credible evidence to support the Israeli accusations

Defense chief condemns 'outrageous, delusional and false' remarks but underlines importance of security cooperation with Palestinians; 'I'm not working with Mother Teresa, I'm working with whomever I have to," he says

Troops raid offices of organizations alleged to work with outlawed terrorist group Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, sealing entrance doors and leaving notices declaring them closed

Just days after Staff Sergeant Nathan Fitoussi killed by fellow soldier after misidentification, 'unintentional discharge' hits soldier in chest, saved only by ceramic body armor