Egypt is a Different Country
Several days after the attack on Israel's Embassy in Cairo, Ambassador Yitzhak Levanon says, "This is not the same Egypt."
Israel to Speed Border Fence ‘for Peace’
Netanyahu tours Egyptian border, announces plans to speed construction of fence “for peace and security.”
Veto a State, Lose an Ally
Prince Turki al-Faisal, a former director of Saudi Arabia’s intelligence services and a former Saudi ambassador to the United States, is chairman of the King Faisal Center for Research and Islamic Studies.
Why the Muslim Beard Bodes Trouble
Prior to Ramadan, Islamic leaders in Egypt called for a million men to grow their beards and show Egypt's adherence to Muhammad's commands.
Anger sweeps Egypt as emergency law makes powerful comeback
The state of emergency will be effective in cases of internal instability, terrorist and national security threats, possession and trading of weapons or narcotics, thuggery and acts of vandalism, and the blocking of roads, as well as the propagation of misleading news or false rumors.
Bin-Laden ‘Reaches Out’ from the Grave With New Message
He may be dead, but he won't be silent: Osama Bin Laden's latest message, recorded before his death, was released by Al Qaeda on Tuesday.
Five Life Sentences for Fogel Killer
Hakim Awad, 18, of Awarta, was given five life sentences for his role in the murder of five members of the Fogel family in Itamar.
Mubarak Spymaster Testifies
Egypt's former intelligence chief Omar Sulaiman testified under a veil of secrecy in the ongoing trial of ousted president Hosni Mubarak.
Wild Welcome for Erdogan in Egypt
Egyptians wildly welcome Erdogan, chanting “Egypt-Turkey: One Fist” as relations between Israel and both countries worsen.
Egypt’s Arab Spring Blossoms Into War With Israel
According to a new poll conducted by the Pew Research Center, 54% of Egyptians want to scrap the Camp David accords that have kept an uneasy peace with Israel since 1979