Reports

South Sudan broke away from Sudan in July, becoming the world’s youngest country after a referendum on independence that concluded a peace process ending decades of civil war.

UNESCO has announced its intention to fly the PLO flag over its headquarters next week.

Publicly spelling out reasons not to attack Iran makes no sense, says the Post.

Jerusalem is set to close the Rambam (Mughrabi) Bridge, the only entry point to the Temple Mount for Jews and tourists.

A female PA Arab terrorist failed in her mission Wednesday when she tried to stab an Israeli Border Guard soldier on duty near Hevron.

Saudi Arabia plans to obtain nuclear weapons, but its nuclear power will be for “peaceful use,” a former intelligence official said Monday.

At least three international schools in Tehran prudently closed their doors after a mob ransacked the British embassy as police stood by.

There were few bright spots for the liberal secular movement which played a key role in the 18-day uprising that led Mubarak to stand down and hand power to a council of army leaders.

U.S. Department of Justice spokesman Dean Boyd said several dozen suspected homegrown violent extremists have been arrested and charged in the United States since 2009.

Lebanon has filed a complaint against Israel at the United Nations saying the Jewish State returning fire violates UNSCR 1701.