Middle East / Levant

US Secretary of State John Kerry did say in the past that the US and its allies were “prepared to work on a new arrangement to find a peaceful solution to these issues.”

Understandably, Iran's authorities were not amused.

The Islamic State's Sharia court murdered the little boy in front of his parents.

It is not clear how the resignation of Turkey's Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu will affect the talks between Israel and Ankara.

NATO invites Israel to open a permanent office at its headquarters in Brussels - a major diplomatic upgrade for the Jewish State.

Israel and Egypt are united in opposing an American decision to reduce its contingent in the Sinai multinational force by a third.

Parliament Speaker Atef Tarawneh announced that the Jordanian Parliament has refused to approve the attendance of an Israeli delegation at an international summit held in Jordan this week.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited Tuesday with IDF soldiers stationed on the border with Gaza in advance of Holocaust Remembrance Day.

A Muslim German national was startled to discover he was landing in Tel Aviv when he had booked a vacation flight to Dubai.

The U.S. Department of Defense confirms an American soldier was shot and killed by ISIS terrorists in northern Iraq near Mosul.

The Pentagon is worried about a 'hit list' posted online by ISIS encouraging supporters to attack 75 US military staff members.

The couple was arrested as part of an investigation conducted by the Italian anti-terror squad and the Special Operations Group fighting organized crime.

The Iranian parliament has voted to require its government to significantly upgrade its military power and advance its ballistic missile technology.

Two terror attacks in Turkey on Sunday left dozens wounded and two cops dead; Turkey continues to attack the PKK. But Israel shouldn't blockade Gaza?

Ramadan Abdullah led a delegation of Palestinian Islamic Jihad terrorists to Iran to ask for money, and suggestions on how to "bolster the intifada."

Israel Police and the Jordanian Islamic Waqf appeared to be playing "good cop-bad cop" with an international journalist at the Temple Mount this week.

A Danish journalist was ejected from the Temple Mount grounds because she published anti-Waqf articles.

IDF official confirmed this week that Gaza's ruling Hamas terror group is "partnering " with Da'esh in Sinai.

srael is currently investigating the possibility that the Yarmouk Martyrs Brigade, an ISIS-affiliated group fighting in Syria’s civil war in the southern Golan Heights region, possesses chemical weapons.

Israel’s UN Ambassador Danny Danon responded saying, “Holding a meeting on this topic completely ignores the reality in the Middle East."

Russia received intelligence from Israel a year ago that Tehran had violated an agreement with Moscow not to pass on advanced Russian-made weaponry to Hezbollah.

France rejected Israel's offer of advanced counter terrorist tracking technology just after the January 2015 Da'esh-Al Qaeda slaughters.

The US just tied up a neat little contract to buy 32 metric tons of heavy water from Iran.

Jordan again warns of "dangerous consequences" for "invasions" by Jews who visit the Temple Mount.

By 9 am on the second day of Passover, five Jews had already been arrested on the Temple Mount.

A rare scarab seal belonging to a senior Egyptian official of the 13th Pharaonic Dynasty is found by a birdwatcher on Israel's northern coast.

Israeli military technology saved the lives of Turkish soldiers in Mosul when their tank was attacked by Da'esh.

Israeli jets scramble to escort Egypt Air passenger plane to Ben Gurion International Airport.

In the background of this obvious rude treatment is the Congressional bill allowing lawsuits against the Saudi government for Sept. 11.

PM Netanyahu flew to Russia to meet with Russian Pres. Putin on crucial security issues, the last day before the start of Passover.