Tag: US intelligence

The top US commander of the war against ISIS supported the US intelligence assessment that "tens of thousands" of ISIS fighters are still alive and kicking in Syria and Iraq.

It's likely that had Sen. Grassley consulted with the Israeli security apparatus, they would have discouraged his amendment.

Woodward writes that “no one supported [Kushner's] idea of a summit” in the spring of 2017, but Kushner got his way.

In February, an IAF F-16 fighter jet was shot down by a barrage of Syrian ground-to-air missiles during an Israeli attack on an Iranian drone facility at the Syrian T-4 airbase.

Needless to say, Trump's careless disclosure infuriated Israeli officials, and has put in question the willingness of Israel's and other Western powers' clandestine services to share more hard-earned, crucial intelligence with the Americans for the next four years.

Is it a storm in a teacup or is Trumps Modus Operandi cause for concern?

The FBI has more than 63 overseas offices, or legal attachés, and each relies heavily on local law enforcement agencies for support.

Collaboration between American and Israeli clandestine services has been increasing over the past few years, despite the murky relationship between outgoing President Obama and Prime Minister Netanyahu.

Investigators are focusing on the bomber's history before he left Syria, the reasons he was denied asylum, and why he blew himself up.

Senate Democrats went against the wishes of the Obama administration, which warned the bill could expose Americans overseas to legal risks.