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The capture of Jerusalem, as never seen before
In May 1967, Yossi Shemy, a trombone-playing paratrooper from Kibbutz Bet Zera, was called up to reserves.
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Muslim Cleric: Jerusalem to be Capital of Egypt Under Mursi Rule
If Muslim Brotherhood candidate Mohammed Mursi were to become president,
Egypt’s capital would no longer be Cairo, but would be Jerusalem.
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Russia: We won't oppose Assad's departure in Syria
Russia will not oppose the departure of Syria's President Bashar Assad
if such a move is a result of a dialogue between Syrians themselves.
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'Fatah has secret bank account in Jordan'
Yasser Arafat's former financial advisor, Mohammed Rashid, revealed over
the weekend that Fatah has a secret bank account in Jordan with $39
million.
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Dazzling nights in the Old City
The Jerusalem Festival of Light is in its fourth year, and what makes it continue to work is its location in the Old City.
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Syria conflict: 'Deadly shelling' hits Deraa
The Syrian army has killed at least 17 people, including women, during
fighting in the southern restive town of Deraa, activists say.
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Iranian general: Our finger on war trigger
With Western pressure growing on Bashar Assad over the latest massacres
of defenseless women and children in Syria, Iranian officials again are
warning the world against any action against the Middle East dictator.
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Israel Allies to US: Recognize Jerusalem as Undivided Capital
Members of the International Israel Allies Caucus Foundation met in Washington, D.C., this week.
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US Puts $33m Bounty on al-Shabaab Leaders
The United States is offering millions of dollars in rewards for
information leading to the capture of leaders of the Somali militant
group al-Shabab.
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China to carry out manned space flight
China has announced it will carry out a manned space flight at some point in the middle of June.