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Israel election: Netanyahu 'will not dismantle settlements'
Israel's prime minister has said no Jewish settlements in the West Bank
will be removed during his next term in office if he wins elections on
Tuesday.
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Final polls give right wing narrowest lead of race
Polls released Friday, the last date permitted by election law for
publishing pre-election surveys, give the right wing-Orthodox bloc just
63 seats.
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Netanyahu: Obama and I differ on peace process
He is in an enviable political position, Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu.
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Palestinians despair over likely Netanyahu win
Palestinian officials largely view Benjamin Netanyahu's expected re-election with despair.
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Iraq Sunnis rally against Shiite-led government
Thousands of Sunnis rallied Friday in western and central Iraq,
denouncing the Shiite-led government's policies they claim sideline
their sect.
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'Iran beefed up cyber capabilities after Stuxnet'
Iran responded to a 2010 cyber attack on its nuclear facilities by beefing up its own cyber capabilities.
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Hamas, Fatah agree to implement unity agreements
Hamas and Fatah agreed Thursday to implement, by the end of this month,
previous reconciliation agreements signed between the two parties.
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Mali army 'regains Konna and Diabaly' from rebels
Islamist fighters have withdrawn from two towns in central Mali following French air strikes.
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New and Improved: Katyusha Rocket Threat Graphic
Mark Langfan's Katyusha Rocket Range All over Israel article is one of
Arutz Sheva's most popular articles ever, with a over 5,400 Facebook
"recommends."
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Jordan's Islamists, opposition rally against vote
Hundreds of Jordanian Islamists, youth activists and other opposition groups rallied Friday in Amman.