* Palestinian media spurring wave of terror Since the beginning of the current terror wave, Hamas' Al-Aqsa TV and other Palestinian networks have been devoting nearly all their programming to lauding attacks and 'martyrs'.
* Gaza prepares for war As it rebuilds its attack tunnels, Hamas vows it will operate 'inside the territory of 1948' in the next round of fighting with Israel.
* Report: Iranian drone spied on US naval warship The report said that the incident occurred on the third day of naval excises being conducted off the Persian Gulf, but did not specify the date of the event nor the name of the US carrier.
* Settlers tell Netanyahu: Block Palestinian media broadcasts The head of the main settlement council in the West Bank wrote to the prime minister calling on him to block official Palestinian media broadcasts, following the testimony of a terrorist who admitted he had been incited after watching Palestinian television.
* Turkey's All-Out War on Kurds and Media Since August, Turkey has been bombing and destroying its Kurdistan region in the same pattern: The Turkish government first declares curfews on Kurdish districts; then Turkish armed forces, with heavy weaponry, attack Kurdish neighborhoods and everyone living there.
* Holocaust - 'atheists at the heart of the problem' As UK Christians remember the Holocaust, marked on January 27 as the day in 1945 when Auschwitz was liberated, they have been reminded that it was spawned by godlessness and the rejection of faith.
* Report: Iran Is World's Leading Executioner of Children The Islamic Republic of Iran leads the way in invoking capital punishment upon minors, forgoing a past pledge to do away with the death penalty for citizens under eighteen, Amnesty International said in a report released Monday.
* Palestinian media spurring wave of terror Since the beginning of the current terror wave, Hamas' Al-Aqsa TV and other Palestinian networks have been devoting nearly all their programming to lauding attacks and 'martyrs'.
* Libya's Chaos: Threat to the West In 2011 when Libya's former ruler, Muammar Gaddafi, was murdered by the mob of militiamen, many people believed it was the beginning of a new, free, democratic country.
* Anti-Semitic Incidents on U.S. College Campuses Spike Anti-Semitism on U.S. college campuses spiked in 2015, with 302 incidents against Jewish students recorded at 109 schools in 28 states, according to a new report warning that the rise of anti-Israel organizations is fueling hatred and making many campuses unsafe for Jews.
* Case made for 'ninth planet' American astronomers say they have strong evidence that there is a ninth planet in our Solar System orbiting far beyond even the dwarf world Pluto.
* Islamic State Imposes Radical Jihadist Curriculum on All School Children Leaders of the Islamic State are attempting to ensure the intergenerational continuity of their ideological hatred of 'infidels' by indoctrinating all children within the areas of their control according to a new curriculum of radical jihad, which has replaced the traditional program used in schools.
* New Iranian-Backed Terror Group Makes Inroads in West Bank, Gaza A new Iranian-backed terror group is making inroads in the Gaza Strip and West Bank, where it operates underground with the potential capacity to deliver devastating attacks to Israel, according to regional experts who have been investigating the organization's rise.
* Balance of Asia-Pacific Military Power Shifting Against U.S. The balance of military power in the Asia-Pacific is shifting against the United States, as China and North Korea challenge the credibility of U.S. security commitments and the Pentagon faces spending limits, according to a study released on Tuesday.
* A trip to the 'Islamic State' Writer and journalist Tzur Shezaf traveled through no man's land, where Syria and Iraq melded into one in the wake of the ruthless campaign of the Islamic State; he met with ISIS captives who told him that as a Jew he must be beheaded, and spoke with their Yazidi victims and the Kurdish men and women who bravely fight against them.
* Claims of Russian arms transfers to Hezbollah worry Israel Hezbollah feared to now pose a greater threat to Israel since Russia entered the Syrian fray; analysts say, however, that Hezbollah is bogged down in Syria and it's unlikely that Russia would directly transfer weapons to the terrorist organization.
* China overhauls top military command amid sweeping reforms - China has replaced four departments of the Central Military Commission (CMC) with 15 new agencies, in a move intended to make the top command of the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) more flexible and efficient.
* Russia supports both Assad troops and rebels in battle against ISIS - Russia supports Syrian President Bashar Assad’s forces and will back anti-Assad rebels as long as they are fighting Islamic State, Putin said.
* ISIS Followers Plan to Take over Gaza Strip - A new group calling itself the Palestinian Islamic Army (PIA) has popped up in the Gaza Strip, signaling incontrovertibly the growing influence of the Islamic State (ISIS) among Palestinians.
* Turkey: "ISIS suicide bomber" kills 10 in Istanbul Sultanahmet district - A suspected member of the Islamic State (IS) group has killed 10 people, at least eight of them German tourists, in a suicide bomb attack in the Turkish city of Istanbul, officials say.
* Senior defense adviser: Israel worried for Jordan's stability as ISIS encroaches - "There is no doubt that ISIS is trying to penetrate (Jordan)," says Amos Gilad.
* Report: ISIS obsessed with launching 9/11-style attack using weaponized drones - A British thinktank warns commercially-available drones can easily be weaponized and used by terror groups.
* 600 Jews encircle the Temple Mount in prayer - Revived 1,000-year-old tradition gets a boost with hundreds of French seminary girls, holding Jewish new month prayers at each gate.
* Merkel: euro and open borders "directly linked" - Open borders and the eurozone are “directly linked”, German chancellor Angela Merkel said Monday in response to the largest refugee crisis Europe has faced since World War II.
* ISIS Shifts to Libya After Strikes in Syria - Jihadists travel to Libya more easily than Syria, Iraq.
* Iran: U.S. to Lift Sanctions in a "Few Days" - Republicans pushing last-minute effort to block release of billions.
* Hitler's Manifesto Making a Comeback Mein Kampf, perhaps the most controversial book ever printed, is available for sale in Germany for the first time since World War Two (WWII).
* Will Iran win the technology war? Israel urgently needs a strategic plan to maintain the technological advantage over nations dedicated to wiping out the Jewish state.
* Lessons We Palestinians Can Learn This past week, the Israelis arrested 25 Hamas terrorists in the West Bank, most of them students from Al-Quds University in Abu Dis.
* Vatican Furious Over Charlie Hebdo's 'Blasphemous' Cover The Vatican newspaper has lashed out against a portrayal of a blood-stained terrorist God on the cover of Charlie Hebdo's special issue commemorating one year since the terror attack on its Paris office in which 11 people were killed.
* Iran flaunts second underground missile facility - Photos of base for long-range projectiles come days after general says Iran has so many missiles, it doesn’t have room to store them.
* Abbas' Fatah celebrates 51 years of murder and vows to continue - Fatah celebrates: "Half a century of sowing terror in the eyes of the sons of Zion". Fatah: "With blood we will redeem the homeland and saturate its ground."
* Sagebrush rebellion: What’s at stake in the Oregon standoff - As the federal authorities gear up to confront the armed militia occupying an Oregon nature preserve, RT examines the simmering conflict between the ranchers and the federal government over public land use, which lies beneath the current crisis.
* Saudi Arabia recruits Sunni allies in row with Iran - Riyadh halts flights and commercial relations with Tehran, while Bahrain and Sudan cut ties and the UAE downgrade relations with the Islamic Republic.
* "Hamas turned Sinai into a jihadist hotbed" - Middle East expert Dr. Kedar reveals ISIS's influence on the world stage, and why Israel should take Hezbollah's threat seriously.
* Iran, Saudi Arabia and the Israeli angle - Former head of Military Intelligence says the reverberations from the diplomatic crisis will be felt around the region.
* Russia asks Hezbollah, calm tensions with Israel - Following yesterday's bombing attempt against IDF soldiers near Har Dov, Russia asks Hezbollah to calm tensions.
* Israel girding for possible Palestinian Authority collapse- Report - Netanyahu, defense establishment said to tell top ministers to take proactive approach to bolster Ramallah and prevent dissolution of governing body
* Libya Issues "Cry for Help" as Islamic State Attacks Oil Tanks - Militants attack oil tanks in Es Sider, Ras Lanuf terminals. National Oil says it's `helpless' in defending facilities.
* Just What the Middle East Needs: Turkey’s Getting an Aircraft Carrier - Ankara is about to greatly expand its military reach—and up the ante in the region’s dangerous arms race.
* China restructures military as Xi eyes 'strong army' China has unveiled changes to the structure of its military, adding three new units, described by President Xi Jinping as "a major policy decision to realise the Chinese dream of a strong army", state media reported.
* 2015 sees 3% drop in tourist arrivals in Israel Some 3.1 million tourists visited the Holy Land in the past year, 20% of them from America and 14% from Russia; one-day visits increased by 32%, mainly due to business people's fear of staying in Israel for longer period of time.
* Inside the Ring: China Preps for Space Warfare Following recent tests of anti-satellite missiles and near-space hypersonic vehicles, China's military will soon create a new Space Force within the People's Liberation Army, a sign Beijing is preparing for future space warfare.