Middle East / Levant

Kerry and Zarif hold joint press conference - Kerry eager to please and Zarif solely focused on the prize.

As international sanctions falls apart, it looks like the US has made Russia the biggest winner.

(JNi.media) Egypt’s President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi said in an interview with the Associated Press Saturday night that Egypt’s 40-year-peace with Israel should be expanded to...

A rocket was fired at northern Israel from Syria early Saturday evening. No injuries reported.

Todenhöfer writes, “the west is drastically underestimating the power of ISIS,” and declares in no uncertain terms that “the terrorists plan on killing several hundred million people.”

The Protocols of the Elders of Zion, one of the most notorious anti-Semitic fake documents of all time, apparently has a sequel, and they're talking about it in Iran.

Russia and Israel create coordinating group to avoid mishaps in the region.

Hassan Hizran, a Swede of Lebanese origin, was arrested in Israel during the summer on suspicion of spying for Hezbollah. Here's the story...

Russia's Pres. Putin and US Pres. Obama are set to meet at the UN General Assembly but their agendas appear to be quite different.

The death toll now is 717 and rising. Hundreds more were wounded during the stone-throwing ceremony at the hajj pilgrimage.

King Abdullah II of Jordan is refusing to speak with Israel's PM Netanyahu over tensions at the Temple Mount.

Iran is demanding new concessions on the nuclear deal that everyone thought was all sealed up. Surprise!

Tehran is no longer waiting for a green light from the international community, and is already operating on the assumption that the sanctions against it have been removed.

Obama's defense officials trusted "moderate" Syrian rebels who were trained and armed by the Pentagon.

US Iran Deal supporters are fine with Iran, without any oversight, choosing own samples for analysis

Hezbollah said they are willing to wait a thousand years for the election of a strong president they want.

Putin also condemned all attacks on Israel but avoided making a reference to Hezbollah.

High-ranking Israeli security brass traveled with PM Netanyahu to meet with Russian Pres. Putin in Moscow.

SodaStream unveiled a plan with Talal Al-Krenawi, mayor of the Bedouin city of Rahat in southern Israel, to offer immediate asylum and jobs to refugees from Syria, pending Israeli authorities’ approval.

Five Israeli Arab MKs travel to meet with Jordan's King Abdullah II regarding the disturbances on the Temple Mount.

The military wing of Hamas claims to have seized an Israeli drone that crashed in Gaza on Saturday, the second one since July.

Israeli tourists have found a new "paradise" to replace Turkey -- they now flock to Tbilisi, Georgia, where kosher options are growing.

The IAF bombs Gaza terror sites in retaliation for Friday night rocket attacks from Gaza by an ISIS-linked terror group.

Neither Iran nor any other party has signed the 'Iran Deal.' There is no enforceable agreement.

The Senate blocked a vote to strengthen the Iran deal which would protect Israel and release American hostages from Iran.

Zurich, Geneva and New York are the most expensive cities in the world, but Tel Aviv is the most expensive city in the Middle East (not including rents).

An Israeli humanitarian relief organization has taken to Europe to assist the thousands of Syrian refugees arriving on the Greek island of Lesbos and languishing on the Hungarian-Serbian border.

PM Netanyahu tells UN's Ban Ki-moon Israel is committed to "strictly" maintaining the status quo at the Temple Mount in Jerusalem.

Gaza terrorists test-fired three missiles Thursday; all were aimed at the Mediterranean.

Ballistic missiles testing not banned by JCPOA and snapback sanctions relief to be given to Russia, China and Europe.