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Cameron condemns brutal hacking death, says Britain stands firm
A gruesome cleaver attack on a British soldier left London reeling Thursday.
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Israeli general warns air force will strike Syrian weapons facilities if nation collapses
Israel's air force commander, Maj. Gen. Amir Eshel, said yesterday that
the sudden collapse of Syria would oblige Israel to undertake a massive
attack "within hours.".
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Muslim clerics visit Nazi death camp
Imams from the US and several Muslim countries are touring Poland this week to learn more about European Jewry.
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Golden Dawn: Kill Others, Not Yourselves
Commenting on the recent rise in suicides in Greece due to the
country’s dire economic situation, a leading lawmaker of the neo-Nazi
Golden Dawn party urged nationals to "kill those who are responsible for
their problems".
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Houses, fences and fruit trees: A decade of watching settlements grow
It has been just over a decade since Dror Etkes began criss-crossing the West Bank.
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'UN report stokes concern over Iran nuke program'
Iran's expansion of sensitive nuclear activity breaks United Nations
resolutions and increases concerns about whether its nuclear program is
entirely peaceful, the European Union said.
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France backs call to put Hezbollah on EU terror list
France is ready to support a British initiative to put the armed wing of
Hezbollah on the European Union's list of terrorist organization.
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Senate: US must back Israel in case of Iran strike
The Democratic-led Senate voted 99-0 - with one senator not present - on Wednesday night.
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US report warns on China IP theft
The study, led by former top-ranking officials, said China was thought to be behind 50-80% of the theft.
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Livni: Coming days critical for Israel-Palestinian talks
The coming days are critical for the efforts to rekindle the frozen Israeli-Palestinian peace talks.