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Disabled Gaza baby lives in Israel hospital
In his short life, Palestinian toddler Mohammed al-Farra has known just
one home: the yellow-painted children's ward in Israel's Tel Hashomer
hospital.
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Hamas rebuffs Arabs for softening Israeli-Palestinian peace-plan
Islamist Hamas's leader in the Gaza Strip on Friday rejected a revised Middle East peace initiative.
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Syria conflict: 'Dozens executed' in village
More than 40 people have been killed by government forces in a village in north-western Syria, activists say.
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Arab March to Jerusalem Planned in Cairo
Arab organizations in Israel and neighboring countries are planning a "Global March to Jerusalem" for early June.
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Global cyber defense experts take on hackers
Defense firms and armies around the world are in a race against time to
identify vulnerabilities that allow hostile hackers to gain access to a
variety of military platforms.
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Abbas' Party to Seek Ties with Iran?
Senior Fatah member Jabril Rajoub has suggested that Fatah seek closer ties with Iran.
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Turks fear airline lipstick ban sign of Islamization
Turkey's national airline has barred female flight attendants from wearing red lipstick and nail polish.
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Pakistanis remember bin Laden as 'Islamic hero'
Pakistan's southwestern city of Quetta was filled with Hundreds of Islamist al-Qaida supporters.
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Google edition adopts 'Palestine'
Internet giant Google has changed the tagline on the homepage of its
Palestinian edition from "Palestinian Territories" to "Palestine".
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Rabbi's Wartime Diary Sheds Light on Battle for Jerusalem
Sixty-five years after the fall of Jerusalem in the War of Independence,
the publication of a diary written by now-renowned Rabbi Shar Yishuv
Hacohen sheds new light on life in the city in the midst of battle.