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The system protects larger aircraft from the threats posed by infrared-guided missiles.

The "Israeli-Palestinian conflict" is not connected to the threat against the democratic world emanating from the Middle East, Barlev said.

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

Turkey paradoxically accuses the outlawed Kurdish PKK terror group of collaborating with ISIS.

Israel sent one team to help with logistics and two firefighting planes to battle the massive blaze.

The State Dept. warned Americans that Russian military action anywhere in Ukraine would severely impact the embassy's ability to help US citizens leave the country.

Turkey begins to dial down its outrage as Moscow raises hostilities and brings more military hardware closer to the Syrian-Turkish border.

Turkey has already begun retaliation for the bombing in Ankara, attacking the PKK in Iraq.

An American defense industry player has barged into a deal between Israel and Germany, challenging the agreement with an appeal of the tender process.

Saudi Arabia has vowed to "confront and deal with this terrorist aggression."

The U.S. is finally getting serious about fighting ISIS terrorists. It's President Obama's final year in office.

The Turkish government seized control of the country's biggest-selling newspaper this weekend.

In response, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Grushko said Russia would strengthen its military capacity in its western and northwestern regions.

The influential Jewish Federation of Chicago joins the growing opposition to the Iran nuclear deal.

IDF Chief of Staff Benny Gantz and Col. Adam Susman, head of the International Military Cooperation Department, landed in Brussels on Tuesday for the...

King Abdullah’s participation in the upcoming NATO summit will be of “immeasurable illumination” on the strategy of confronting the Islamic State of Iraq and the Syria (ISIS).

Israeli officials "don’t think a world war is about to start there." US asked Israel to urge Russia to "de-escalate."

The gravity of the situation between Turkey and Russia is growing by the hour; NATO is to meet about the incident, but both Russian pilots are dead.

Norway has become the largest exporter of natural gas to the European Union, supplying the EU with at least 25 percent of its energy imports.

President Obama appears to have added NATO Secy-Gen. Jens Stoltenberg to his White House "diss list."

Belgian authorities have ramped up the terror threat to Level 4 in Brussels -- the highest possible -- and closed down the metro.

"You’ll have the son of ISIS and the grandson of al-Qaeda that will be fighting [for] this new Shi’ite force."

Since 2009, offshore oil and gas fields in the Mediterranean have been the subject of territorial disputes between Turkey on one side and Greece, Cyprus and Israel on the other.

Kerry believes if he only tried hard, focused fiercely and slept hardly at all, he could get things done.

As pro-Russian separatists eat up town after town in eastern Ukraine, the Kremlin is closely monitoring NATO’s reaction – and the White House response.

The NATO secretary-general urged his fellow member state defense ministers to "keep up the momentum."

Israel's unique capabilities in deploying hospitals in the field is well-known and has been praised in disaster-stricken areas.

“The Kremlin is still betting that it can wait us out."

Palestinian Authority chairman Mahmoud Abbas told The New York Times he would be willing to allow a U.S.-led NATO force to patrol a Palestinian...

“I think peace is only possible, when none of the parties to the conflict think they can win. "