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Egypt's crackdown weakens, but does not crush resilient Muslim Brotherhood
Until Monday night, Farid Ismail was one of the few Muslim Brotherhood leaders who still answered his phone.
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Terrorists 'aim to hit Israeli, Jewish targets worldwide' in coming weeks
Israeli and Jewish targets all over the world are likely to be sought out by terrorist organizations in the coming weeks.
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Hamas Facing Trouble from Without and Within
The Hamas movement leading Gaza is facing growing pressure this week with a counter-terror campaign along its border.
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Erdogan: Israel orchestrated Morsi overthrow, Egypt unrest
Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan accused Israel of
orchestrating the Egyptian military's overthrow of deposed Islamist
president Mohamed Morsi.
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Peace: A matter of needs vs. wants
While peace talks between Israel and the Palestinians have resumed for the first time in three years, the atmosphere is edgy.
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UN: Efforts to bridge gaps between Israel, Arabs on nuclear issue have failed
UN atomic agency chief Yukiya Amano has not been able to narrow
Israeli-Arab differences on how to move towards a Middle East free of
nuclear weapons.
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Jordanian King: Violence will Destroy Muslim World
The ethnic and sectarian violence that is currently affecting several
Arab countries could ultimately destroy the Muslim world.
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Muslim Brotherhood taking out rage on Christian churches, businesses
The Muslim Brotherhood has targeted Christian communities in its insurgency campaign against Egypt's military-backed regime.
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EU reconsiders arms sales, financial aid to Egypt
As EU diplomats meet on how to stop bloodshed in Egypt, figures show that France, Germany and Spain led arms sales.
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Iraq vows no disruption in oil flow after Al Qaida attack in Basra
Iraq has assured clients that crude oil exports would not be harmed over the next few months.