Despite the increasing terrorism in the Middle East and beyond, the UN chief said that resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is critical to world peace.
While Israel has declared its seeks peace and and wishes to maiantian the status quo in Jerusalem, the Palestinians carried on with their violent attacks and incitement over the weekend.
While North Korea increasingly threatens the West, world leaders urge Israel to exercise "restraint" in the face of rising Palestinian terror in Jerusalem
Flying the Palestinian flag at UN headquarters would not only undermine Israeli interests, but also diminish the stature of the world body, Ambassador Prosor told the UN chief.
Marking World Humanitarian Day on Wednesday, Israel is celebrating decades of humanitarian operations around the globe that have benefited thousands of people.
A UN inquiry confirmed that at least three schools were used by terrorists to hide weapons and that rockets were likely fired from them on at least two occasions.
Israel's Ambassador to the UN Ron Prosor slammed the UN for ignoring the recent wave of Palestinian terror in Israel, while condemning Islamic terror that occurs in other countries.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called it a “dark day” for the United Nations following U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon’s criticism of Israel’s Operation Protective Edge against the Hamas terrorist group.
UN’s Ban Ki-moon to Israeli company: "Millions of women and children die each year due to indoor smoke from open fires. This is just the thing they need."
The US and EU have repeatedly denounced construction for Jewish residents in Jerusalem, Israel’s capital. And now, they are doing it again, claiming it is an ‘obstacle to peace.’
U.N. chief Ban Ki-moon will go to Moscow to attend Victory Day events amid criticism that Russia should not be rewarded after annexing Crimea from Ukraine.
UN chief Ban Ki-moon condemned Israel for hitting schools in Gaza while admitting they were routinely used by terrorists to launch rockets against civilians.
UN chief Ban Ki Moon harshly condemned the Islamic State's campaign to destroy all non-Muslim artifacts in areas under its control, labeling it a war crime.
While castigating Israel for the death of a UN peacekeeper during last week's battle with Hezbollah, the UN Security Council did not censure the terror organization.
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu discussed the escalation of hostilities, particularly on Israel's northern border.
Israel's ambassador to the UN was excluded from an emergency session of the UN Security Council following an exchange of fire in the north, which killed two IDF soldiers and a Spanish peacekeeper.
Although the prospect of the ICC actually prosecuting Israeli officials is uncertain at best, the PA has torpedoed any chances for near-term diplomacy merely by opening that door, and perhaps invited U.S. financial countermeasures as well.
Israel’s monetary pledge comes after it had already sent fully equipped medical clinics to West Africa and specialists to operate them and train local health workers.
Meeting with the UN chief, Defense Minister Ya'alon expressed Israel's intentions to rebuild Gaza but warned that it would not come at the expense of security.
‘Why are you silent?’ heartbroken mother Gila Tragerman, whose four-year-old son Daniel was murdered recently by Hamas, asked UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon in a letter.
Vowing to continue with full strength, PM Netanyahu said the IDF made important achievements in the war against Hamas while gaining regional and global support.
Kidnapped soldier Hadar Goldin was pronounced dead by the IDF. Prime Minister Netanyahu calls on all decent people to stand with Israel in the war against Hamas.
Ambassador Ron Dermer slammed CNN for showing disturbing photos of murdered children in Gaza and not mentioning that Hamas was firing missiles from UN schools.
While missiles continue raining down on Israel, the IDF remains intent on destroying Hamas terror tunnels, despite US and UN efforts to broker a ceasefire.
President Shimon Peres, meeting with UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, urged the UN Human Rights Council to take a tougher stand against Hamas and global terror.