News Briefs

The United States has issued a warning to its citizens of an imminent terror threat in Sofia, Bulgaria.

Paris terror suspect Salah Abdeslam is refusing to cooperate with Belgian officials and now wants to return to France.

Israel has offered to help Belgium battle terrorism.

Israeli Transportation Minister Israel Katz on Wednesday said the Belgians were too busy “eating chocolate and enjoying life” to identify the terrorists in their midst.

Quartet envoy Nicolai Mladenov announces the latest plan for dragging the Palestinian Authority back to peace talks.

Far too often, what starts as acceptable, welcomed and appropriate criticism and debate on Israel becomes anti-Zionist discrimination and hate.

The sheer quantity of TATP the terrorists had on hand suggests their organization has increased and improved since the Paris attacks.

Two other soldiers shot and killed the two terrorists.

AIPAC president admonishes Trump and AIPAC audience for "attacks" on Obama. Hillary's love of Iran Deal? No problem.

They threatened to call the pilot if he didn't stop, but he persisted. Politely.

The Justice Department announced that it may no longer need Apple’s cooperation since “an outside party had demonstrated a way for the FBI to possibly unlock the phone.”

Rep. Mike Pompeo (R., Kan.) reached out to Secretary of State John Kerry on Jan. 21 to request further disclosures about what he called a “ransom payment” to Iran.

The third ISIS terrorist seen on CCTV footage at the Brussels airport is still at large. He was also the Paris bombmaker.

The mass gathering was accompanied by trumpet blasts sounded by silver trumpets made by the Temple Institute for use in the Holy Temple.

The UK has also dropped its advisory warning against travel to Belgium, but tells citizens to remain "vigilant."

The Jerusalem Light Rail makes a convenient target as it passes through an Arab neighborhood.

An alleged Islamic Jihad hacker is charged with penetrating IDF drones over Gaza, and other aerial systems.

This Purim the Jews of Istanbul will find the reading of the Megillah especially meaningful at Ahrida Synagogue.

'Spring forward, fall back' returns to Israel on Thursday night as we move the clocks ahead one hour.

It was, actually, a very clever idea, the kind of clever idea that can easily end up killing people, and may have done so on Brussels' bloody Tuesday.

Civil rights photographer Bob Adelman was found unresponsive at his home on Saturday.

Brussels authorities have told residents to remain in their homes as one ISIS terrorist is still at large.

The case of Argentine prosecutor Alberto Nisman's death now goes to a court that deals with political murders.

There are 48 references to Belgian nationals within the ISIS registration questionnaires. 25 Belgians are identified on the martyrs' list.

“If someone is going to buy a yarmulke, you have to assume they support the candidate.”

ISIS also does not believe that the Jews are any worse infidels than others — including, most emphatically Shiite Muslims.

The brigade commander ordered the suspension of all training sessions.

Kasich avoided stock promises at AIPAC but recognized neighborhood dangers and common values with Israel

Brussels police have found more bombs and suspicious objects after ISIS terror attacks in the morning.

"We feared additional attacks and contacted the families. To avoid panic, we asked that they take the children one at a time."