With huge sums of money and hundreds of thousands of fans behind his club, Mortada Mansour can buy himself a license to not only insult women but also to have his photo taken with the president whenever he pleases
According to the military, the man was trying to damage the separation barrier; witnesses say he may have been trying to enter Israel to find work
Between multiplying fronts abroad and the political minefield at home, Israel's government must exercise restraint to ensure the country isn't dragged into an avoidable conflict
Military officials are worried that Russian actions might escalate into an unplanned conflict between U.S. and Russian forces in Syria, a Wall Street Journal report states
The U.S. president doesn't like the moral compromise, but fully understands the strategic logic behind a reset with the Saudis. Still, he would be wise to wait and see what Riyadh can give him on China and Iran before going there
Joe Biden’s visit to the region next month has restored life to the idea of a regional alliance against Iran, but between the conflicting interests of the countries involved and the ebbing influence of the United States, the best that can be expected i...
Bin Salman's visit to Ankara will continue a fast thaw of relations following its breakdown after the 2018 killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi as Turkey faces a major economic crisis
The Iranian Tasnim news reporter Samer Khuaira was kidnapped at gunpoint, beaten and threatened after his coverage was found to be 'harming to the Palestinian Authority'
The ongoing construction of the tunnel network out of bomb's reach has been known for months via satellite photos, and represents a growing divide between the U.S. and Israel over Iran's nuclear program, a New York Times report reveals
While the U.S. generally approved of Israel's proposed strikes as part of a years-long arrangement, officials told the Wall Street Journal that it had asked Israel to halt two missions in order to not interfere with sensitive U.S. missions
