Mogherini's 'baseless accusations against me won't stop me from stating the facts: EU taxpayer funds go to NGOs linked to BDS and terror,' stated Erdan.

'I believe that all or most of the European countries will move their embassies to Jerusalem, recognize Jerusalem as Israel’s capital, and engage robustly with us for security, prosperity and peace,' Netanyahu said in Brussels

Sixty European Parliament members called on EU foreign affairs chief Mogherini to stop funding and cut ties with anti-Israel organizations.

EU Foreign Policy Chief Federica Mogherini has no problem cutting deals with Iran or the Palestinians and sheds no tears over Israeli victims of terror, but chokes up after learning of the ISIS attacks in Belgium.

The EU is giving the PA millions in aid, despite its notorious corruption and its misuse of foreign aid to fund terrorism.

In Berlin, Netanyahu praised Jerusalem's improved relationship with the EU, stressing that Israel has not given up its basic interests while mocking the latest French peace initiative.

Netanyahu confirmed that preparations for a potential visit by the American Vice President in Israel are underway.

After the European Union decided to label Israeli products made in Judea, Samaria and the Golan Heights, Israel broke off diplomatic ties concerning the conflict with the Palestinians. Today, Israel announced it has succeeded in its bid to clarify the issues and repair relations with the EU.

As Palestinian terror attacks on Israelis continue, Israel is shoring up plans to combat the issue at its root cause - incitement by the Palestinian Authority.

Parliamentarian Yair Lapid went to Brussels to protest European anti-Israel boycott policies. Meeting with EU Foreign Minister Mogherini, he also condemned the rising number of anti-Semitic attacks.

The decision to label settlement goods causes friction within the bloc and strains ties with a staunch ally.

Israel is fighting back against the European countries that supported the labeling of products from territories liberated in the 1967 Six Day War.

A group of U.S. House members and senators sent official letters to the European Union discouraging the EU from implementing a policy of labeling Israeli products from beyond Israel's post-1967 borders, but the EU decided to approve the move anyway.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu met with US Secretary of State Kerry in Berlin on Thursday to discuss ways to end the wave of Palestinian terrorism in Israel.

Palestinian Authority Chair Mahmoud Abbas' nullification of any previous agreements with Israel at the UN this week did not dampen the Quartet's misguided determination to restart the peace process.

The European Union is hoping to impose a framework on Israel and the Palestinians for the purpose of reviving the peace process.

Iran now has a green light to develop nuclear weapons, provides the terror-supporting regime with billions of dollars and will now send the Middle East spiraling into a nuclear arms race.

Another deadline for the nuclear talks between the P5+1 powers and Iran has come and gone, with both parties citing significant gaps and the need for more time.

With only 24 hours to deadline, the talks between Iran and the P5+1 powers appear deadlocked, with both sides skeptical on the prospects of progress, citing significant gaps on several crucial issues.

PA Chair Mahmoud Abbas continues his diplomatic war against Israel with a call to boycott Israeli goods. PM Benjamin Netanyahu accuses him of Nazi-like conduct.

Israeli diplomats are fighting to postpone or cancel an EU move that would be financially and diplomatically damaging to Israel.

European intentions may be laudable, but seem far removed from Middle Eastern realities.

European nations are advancing plans to boycott Israeli products from Judea and Samaria, which will ultimately harm the Palestinians.

Opposition leader Herzog called on the EU to adopt a balanced stance regarding Israel and the PA and expressed deep concern about the nuclear negotiations with Iran.

Netanyahu reaffirmed his commitment to peace with the Palestinians while reiterating his reservations about the pending nuclear deal with Iran.

Israel is willing to negotiate with the PA but they refuse to come to the table, Israeli Deputy Foreign Minister Hotovely told EU FM Mogherini in Jerusalem.

Federica Mogherini, who will meet with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and Palestinian President Abbas, believes "the status quo is not an option."

Frederica Mogherini, head of EU foreign policy, will visit Israel and the PA to pressure both sides into reviving the failed peace talks. It appears her sole aim is the creation of a Palestinian state.

The group European Eminent Persons Group, which includes former leaders, is calling to take an even harsher stance against Israel.

Tehran has a completely different take on what was agreed upon with the P5+1 regarding its nuclear aspirations, according to an Iranian fact sheet.