Middle East / Levant

“We have good reasons to believe that Turkey is actively preparing for a military invasion of a sovereign state – the Syrian Arab Republic."

A Hezbollah terror cell has been charged with drug trafficking in Europe by the US Drug Enforcement Administration.

The chain stated: “Typo is not removing any country from the globe," and, "We never intended to offend anyone with this product.” But they somehow accomplished both.

An Israeli-Turkish consortium has signed the first contract for natural gas with the Leviathan development group.

The Revolutionary Guardss had said the patrol boats had entered Iranian territorial waters by mistake.

A “ghost sniper” has been putting the fear of Allah in the hearts of ISIS leaders in Libya, having already assassinated three of them over the past two weeks.

Hamas international terror chief Khaled Mashaal is in Jordan to visit his mother, who is ill.

"He was told to not ask any questions and get the bomb on the plane."

Netanyahu said that Turkey and Israel enjoyed good relations in the past and that Israel does not want to see those relations deteriorate.

Rouhani will address UNESCO, the United Nation’s science and culture organization, on International Holocaust Remembrance Day.

European airlines are racing back to Tehran, but cautious in how they publicize their return.

So far, Iran's only response to international condemnations was to up the first prize from $12,000 to $50,000.

Even though Yesh Atid took a beating in the last election, Yair Lapid hopes to become prime minister next time around.

Heavy rains in Israel are a blessing to the land and to the security of the Jews living in the Land as well.

More than 300 religious and political leaders from Muslim-majority nations, including Egypt, Turkey, Iraq, Pakistan and Iran, are expected to attend the forum.

In March, Israeli naval forces boarded a cargo ship in the Red Sea and discovered vast amounts of ammunition in crates of cement labeled “Made in Iran” believed to be going to terrorists.

US counter-terrorism officials regard the Libyan branch as the Islamic State’s most dangerous affiliate.

Lord Weidenfeld was known as a major philanthropist in the Jewish world, but also among Christians.

"Attacking the Saudi embassy … was really bad and harmed Iran and Islam," Khamenei was quoted as saying.

U.S. soldiers prayed in the ancient monastery during their deployment in Iraq.

The five Hezbollah-funded terrorists were caught before they could carry out their plans near Tulkarem.

Of the nine synagogues in Istanbul's Balat section, only two remain in active use.

President Rivlin warned that Israel had better find a way to offer something "better" to Israeli Arab teens.

The German government says North African countries must take back rejected asylum seekers or kiss good bye any German development aid, the BBC reported....

The sentences of three and four years are among the heaviest ever imposed in Israel for illegal association.

Three Americans were kidnapped from a southern Baghdad neighborhood on Friday.

The recovered website appears to be alive and well and not very interesting.

Leibovitch v. Kerry was looking to enjoin the Obama administration from releasing the $100 billion in frozen Iranian assets at the conclusion of the nuclear deal with Iran.

Netanyahu made it clear that Israel would still continue to closely monitor Iran’s activities.

Hundreds captured or murdered in Syria by ISIS in the capture of oil-rich Deir Ezzor, near Iraq.