Middle East / Levant

Forget about Israel, doesn't Brandeis care about Iran's abysmal human rights record?

Numerous reports claim a number of personnel from the Hezbollah guerrilla organization and the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps were killed and wounded in the strike.

The U.S. president may be unwilling to repeat a major failure of his first term, when he practically demanded there be progress on the "peace process," but, when met with the reality of the situation, had to chalk up that goal as a failed one.

The IDF said it had hit two Syrian artillery cannons and a truck carrying ammunition.

IDF troops were on patrol near the Israel-Jordan-Syria border triangle when a Jordanian soldier fired several shots at them.

On Wednesday, the Treasury Department designated Hezbollah's Green Without Borders a terrorist organization.

The Nusra front now controls all the cities in the province, which shares a border with Turkey.

Somebody should warn Haredi folks about Violent incidents, bag snatching, and pickpocketing in Cyprus.

Cease-fire negotiations in Cairo between Israel and Gaza terrorist factions are being held Tuesday in deference to Rosh Hashana.

Democratic lawmakers are concerned the veto would ignite a showdown between the White House and Congress that would damage the president.

"The only answer to these attacks must be devastating military retaliation against Iran's terrorist forces, both in Iran and across the Middle East."

The United States called on member nations of the United Nations Security Council to sever financial and diplomatic relations with North Korea as part of tightening sanctions against Pyongyang.

The number of women who have filed domestic violence reports in Iraqi Kurdistan has decreased since the start of the pandemic.

John Kerry is off and flying to beat Hillary Clinton’s “Around the World 90 Times” gig with a nine-country tip in 11 days as he tries to fix the world. Israel is not on the list.

The administration wants the sunset clause taken off the deal, keeping the prohibition on nuclear production in place forever.

MBZ is committed to a counter-jihad while amassing a staggering wealth and constructing a formidable military and police force.

For some supporters of Israel, the concerns about Malley go back to an earlier stint in government, when he served as special assistant to President Clinton for Arab-Israeli affairs from 1998-2001, and was involved in the 2000 Camp David peace talks.

Protesters' anger was focused on Prosecutor-General Talaat Abdulla.

The IDF has recently detected an increase in the number of smuggling attempts in this area of the Jordan Valley.

The suspects, Palestinian Authority residents of Bethlehem in their 30s, were brought before the Magistrate’s Court in Be’er Sheva on Monday.

The head of the Iranian Army Ground Force the country has drones “with a strategic range, and also. . .with a range of 2,000 kilometers.”

Iranian lawmaker Ahmad Hamzeh says nuclear weapons would protect Iran from threats, calls production of long-range missiles “our natural right.”

Yaakov Berg, who owns the Psagot Winery with his wife, expresses his hope that “peace with the Emirates will change our relationship with Palestinians.”

Well, at least he didn’t mention Israel even once.

An Israeli Arab veteran of an elite IDF unit has traveled to Syria and joined ISIS.

The Prime Minister said the deal will give Iran hundreds of millions of dollars to fuel terror.

The TOI home page was replaced with the Turkish flag.

Israel is warning Iran will “play for time, earn billions from the removal of sanctions, continue to deceive the world and covertly advance their nuclear program.”

A Jordanian man named Yitzchak Rabin has won his 16-year-old battle to join the Israel Defense Forces. Yitzhak Rabin Namsy, 18, earlier this week was...

A Lebanese security official told the AFP news agency that no Lebanese Army soldier was involved in the attack on the IDF soldier today.