Libyan Ship Nears Gaza
The IDF made mistakes in preparing for the flotilla clash May 31, but there were no wholesale failures, according to a probe of the incident.
Afghanistan and the Surge
The famous military terms counterterrorism and counterinsurgency dominated the political and military lexicons after the brutal terrorist attacks organized by al Qaeda against the Twins Towers of the World Trade Center in New York City on September 11, 2001.
Iran close to nuke capability
Medvedev statement comes after Teheran-Moscow spat on UN sanctions.
ICC charges Sudan president with genocide
Int'l Court issues second arrest warrant for Bashir
Karzai wants UN to cut Taliban blacklist
Afghan President Hamid Karzai plans to ask the United Nations to remove as many as 50 former Taliban members from a U.N. blacklist, The Washington Post reported on Monday.
64 Killed in Suspected Al-Qaeda Attack
Terrorists struck in Uganda on Sunday night, targeting crowds watching the final World Cup match. At least 64 people were murdered in two bombings,
Jerusalem's Most Ancient Letter Revealed
Archaeologists working in Jerusalem have uncovered the most ancient written document ever found in the city –
Declare Gaza a Part of Egypt
The best way to solve the problem of terrorism in Gaza is to move backward, not forward, says Deputy Minister Ayoub Kara, Druze member of the Likud party.
Hamas TV Beams Anti-Semitic Lies About Ben Franklin
Al Aqsa (Hamas-Gaza) TV is continuing its unabated televised anti-Semitic incitement with an interview that claims United States founding father Benjamin Franklin warned Americans about the Jews.
Lebanese Politician Likes Germans Because “They Burned Jews”
A former Lebanese government minister said last week that he likes Germany because “they hate Jews and burned them.â€