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'The Government Doesn't Care About the Temple Mount'
The government of Israel does not care about the Temple Mount, attorney
Yisrael Caspi alleged Tuesday during a meeting of the State Control
Committee.
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Liberman invites Morsi to visit Jerusalem if he is 'serious' about peace
Foreign Minister Avigdor Liberman expressed hopes Tuesday that new Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi would visit Israel.
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Yasser Arafat: France 'opens murder inquiry'
His family launched a case last month over claims that he was poisoned with polonium-210, a radioactive element.
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The most fateful decision of all
Hear that frantic whispering noise beneath the hum of the
air-conditioners in this sweltering Israeli summer? That's the sound of
many Israeli insiders repeating over and over and over: Don't do it.
Don't do it. Don't do it..
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DNC Proceeds With 2-Hour Islamic 'Jumah' Prayers After Rejecting Cardinal's Blessing (And You Won't Believe Who's Invited)
The Democratic National Committee is raising a number of eyebrows after
choosing to proceed with hosting Islamic "Jumah" prayers for two hours
on the Friday of its convention.
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Experts: Big radiation risk unlikely in Iran strike
Any Israeli attacks on Iran's nuclear facilities are unlikely to cause a
Fukushima-scale disaster unless a Russian-built reactor is destroyed.
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Curiosity rover's intriguing geological find
The Mars rover Curiosity is indulging in a flurry of multimedia activity ahead of its science mission proper.
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Egypt allows Iranian warship through Suez despite U.S. objection
Egypt has again allowed an Iranian Navy ship to pass the Suez
Canal toward Syria.
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Muslims Plan 3-Day Jumah Event to Pressure Democratic Convention
Approximately 20,000 Muslims are expected to attend a three-day event called "Jumah at the DNC."
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PRC runs terror academy
The Gaza Strip's terror power struggle features three key players:
Hamas, Islamic Jihad and the Popular Resistance Committees (PRC).