Turkish troops move into Iraq, head for PKK camps
Warplanes took off earlier from bases in Diyarbakir and Malatya to launch airstrikes on the camp as the latest phase of operations began on Monday afternoon.
Egypt resumes pumping gas to Israel, Jordan after disruption
Israel hailed the 20-year natural gas deal it signed with Egypt in 2005 as one of the most important agreements to emerge from the historic peace deal the countries reached in 1979.
Obama Wants ‘Silent Freeze’ in Judea, Samaria
US suggests Israel freeze construction unofficially to cause PA to restart talks.
Obama Pulls Terror Training Manuals Referencing Islam
The US has pulled terrorism manuals referencing Islam following complaints from terror-linked advocacy groups.
More Terrorists for Grapel
Families of Egyptian prisoners are calling for a million-man protest to demand the release of terrorists for Ilan Grapel.
Grapel to be Freed in Swap for 25 Egyptian Prisoners
Israeli-American citizen Ilan Grapel is to be freed in a swap with Cairo for 25 Egyptian prisoners, the Prime Minister's Office says.
Qaddafi Buried in Secret Place; Explosion Kills 100
Qaddafi was buried in a secret desert site Tuesday morning. A fuel blast in his home town killed 100. It is not known if it was an attack.
Islamists claim win in Tunisia’s landmark Arab Spring vote
Tunisians turned out en masse Sunday to elect an assembly seen as the custodian of the pro-democracy revolution that toppled longtime dictator Zine el Abidine Ben Ali nine months ago.
NATO May Have to Strike Syria
Sen. John McCain says NATO might have to move from Libya to Israel’s back yard in Syria now that Qaddafi is gone.
US Ambassador Leaves Syria Following Incitement
The US told its ambassador to Syria to leave the country because of fears for his safety following anti-American incitement.