Analysis The Egyptian Army Is Making a Fortune in Sinai
Cairo sees investment in the peninsula as an investment in national security, but the military receives tax and other benefits that crowd out the private sector
Terrorism
U.S. Man Charged With Terrorism Offenses Targeting Landmarks for Hezbollah
Working on behalf of Hezbollah's Islamic Jihad, Alexei Saab of New Jersey allegedly documented locations such as the Statue of Liberty and the White House, and tried to murder a man he understood to be an Israeli spy
Al-Qaida Chief in 9/11 Speech Calls for Attacks on West
The coordinated al-Qaida hijackings on Sept. 11, 2001 killed nearly 3,000 people, when airliners slammed into the World Trade Center and the Pentagon and another crashed in rural Pennsylvania
Israel Can Hold Bodies of Terrorists, High Court Rules, Reversing Landmark Decision
Court backtracks on ruling that holding bodies is a ‘violation of human rights,’ permitting Israel to exercise such practice for negotiation tactics
Taliban Launches Second Attack on Afghan City as U.S. Envoy Says Deal Is Near
Attack comes a day after the Islamist organization attacked Kunduz, one of Afghanistan's largest cities, killing at least 16 people and wounding nearly 100
Attacks by U.S. Extremists Lead to Push for Anti-terror Laws
The two mass shootings and a presidential tweet have put a spotlight on the idea of 'domestic terrorism'
Lawmakers Urge Trump to Push Jordan to Extradite Palestinian Terrorist
Ahlam al-Tamimi actively took part in the organization of 2001 bombing at a pizza place in Jerusalem that killed 15, but has lived freely in Jordan since being released as part of the Gilad Shalit deal in 2011
Shin Bet Pours Cold Water on Former Ministers' Claims That Israel Nabbed Teen's Murderers
Netanyahu says he plans to build 300 housing units in the settlement of Dolev, near the site of the attack
Opinion The Tragic Hike That Has Nothing to Do With the Landscape and Land
The spring of Ein Bubin, where Rina Shnerb was killed, is still accessible to the villagers of Dir Ibzi. Neighboring springs have been taken over by Israeli settlers proudly boasting that Palestinians are 'rarely seen there anymore'
Analysis Not Just Palestinian 'Lone Wolves': Israeli Teen's Murder Points to Organized West Bank Cells
Attack attests to a level of preparation, familiarity with the scene and proficiency in crafting explosive devices. It also signifies an uptick in grave incidents
Islamic State Claims Bombing at Kabul Wedding That Killed 63
The Taliban condemned the attack as 'forbidden and unjustifiable' and denied any involvement
Suicide Attack at Kabul Wedding Hall Kills 63, Afghan Officials Say
Another 182 civilians were wounded in the Saturday night explosion; residents see no end to violence despite U.S.-Taliban peace talks
Opinion Imran Khan Says India Is Planning Ethnic Cleansing in Kashmir. But Pakistan Has Actually Committed It
Pakistan's prime minister says India's Kashmir move is motivated by a 'Hindu supremacist version of Hitler's Lebensraum.' Will he own up to Pakistan's own role in violently changing the Valley's demography, backing jihadists who have spread terror worldwide?
Opinion 'Kashmir Is Palestine': Why Both India and Pakistan Want to Push This Ominous Comparison
In Kashmir, Modi wants Israeli settler-style demographic change and Pakistan wants a new intifada to explode. But the Israel-Palestine conflict analogies - and their dangerous consequences - go even further
French Cut Secret Deal With Palestinian Terror Group in 1980s, Former Top Spy Says
Former French spy chief says authorities agreed not to arrest members of Abu Nidal group if it refrained from attacks on French soil
Palestinian Authority Urges Israel to Avoid Collective Punishment for Soldier's Murder
Israel's response to the murder of 19-year-old yeshiva student and soldier could have a significant impact on the situation in the West Bank, PA security official says
Hundreds Attend Funeral of Israeli Soldier Killed in West Bank Stabbing
About 1,000 people gather to remember yeshiva student Dvir Sorek
'A Good Boy, a Poet': 19-year-old Israeli Yeshiva Student Slain in West Bank Attack
'Deep grief is engulfing our community,' says family friend of the death of Dvir Sorek, who was killed while making his way home from Jerusalem to the settlement of Ofra
Gaza-run Hamas Cell Uncovered in Hebron, Israel's Shin Bet Says
The security agency says that one of the arrested men stored bomb-making materials at a school and set up his lab in a residential area
Opinion Iran and Saudi Arabia's Proxy Wars Have a New Battlefield: Indian-controlled Kashmir
Tehran is targeting the hearts and minds of Indian-controlled Kashmir's 1.4 million Shia Muslims. Once limited to India and Pakistan, the Kashmir conflict is now becoming much wider - and more explosive
Israeli Court Rejects Petition to Restore Gov't Funding to Controversial Arab Theater
Funds for the Al-Midan Theater were first suspended in 2015, the same year it put on a production of a play inspired by a convicted Palestinian terrorist
Iran, Treason and Cover-ups: Argentina's Jews Still Seeking 'Truth or Justice' on Country's Worst Terrorist Attack
No one has ever been convicted for the terror attack on the AMIA Jewish community center that killed 85 and injured hundreds more on July 18, 1994. Community leaders reveal how the atrocity is still having an impact
Opinion Did Moscow Fake a Suicide Bombing? Why Israel Can't Trust Russia to Counter Terrorism - or Iran
Netanyahu hails a new spirit of 'security cooperation' with Russia. There's just one problem: He can't trust a word they say. A Moscow terrorism trial riddled with state-run conspiracies and lies demonstrates clearly why
26 Dead in All-night Siege of Southern Somali Hotel
Forces ended al-Shabab attack in port city of Kismayo after more than 14 hours ■ Canadian-Somali journalist among those killed
Islamic State Claims Responsibility for Afghanistan Mosque Attack That Killed Two
An explosive device detonated on Friday evening when the mosque in the center of the country was full; eight of the 20 wounded were children
Terrorism Financing Watchdog Extends Deadline for Iranian Compliance
The international task force says Iran must end exemption on terrorism funding for groups 'attempting to end foreign occupation, colonialism and racism'
Accused New Zealand Mosque Shooter Pleads Not Guilty
Survivors of the March 15 Christchurch massacre attend hearing
WATCH Rashida Tlaib Chokes Up While Reading Death Threats She Has Received During Domestic Terrorism Hearing
Democratic congresswoman read aloud death threats her office has received while questioning FBI officials about domestic terrorism
Culture Minister Slams Award-winning Documentary on Israeli Lawyer Who Defends Palestinians
Presenting the work of Lea Tsemel, who represents suspected terrorists, in a positive light 'is outrageous and deserving of condemnation,' Regev claims