The international al-Qaeda terrorist organization may seem dormant but isn't dead by a long shot, says a former senior CIA official, who claims the group is waiting to carry out another massive attack on the United States.
The barrels containing explosives that were discovered near the beaches of Ashkelon and Ashdod Monday contained 15 to 25 kilograms of explosives each, military sources said.
Appeals judges at the International Criminal Court on Wednesday reversed a decision that prosecutors had not provided sufficient evidence to charge Sudanese President Omar Hassan al-Bashir with genocide.
A suicide attacker driving a minibus on Wednesday killed 20 Shiite pilgrims, including women and children, travelling on foot to a shrine city in central Iraq, health and security officials said.
Iran successfully fired on Wednesday a home-built satellite rocket, Kavoshgar 3, carrying an "experimental capsule," state-owned al-Alam television reported, giving no further details.
PRESIDENT of the Islamic Council of Jamaica, Mustafa Muhammad, says he agrees with the Sharia law which prescribes death for people who openly flaunt homosexual behaviour.
Europe's top rights court ruled Tuesday that references to faith on Turkey's national identity cards breached freedom of religion laws.
In a joint operation of the IDF and the Shabak (Israel Security Agency), Israel Air Force craft attacked two Hamas terrorist targets in Gaza before dawn on Wednesday.
An artist and poetess from the Negev has embarked on a personal campaign to prove that the story on which she was raised – that the Jews stole the land from Palestinians – is untrue.
A 12-year-old Saudi girl unexpectedly gave up her petition for divorce from an 80-year-old man her father forced her to marry in exchange for a dowry, Saudi media reported Tuesday.