Tension on the Gaza frontier continues to run-high, with an increase in exchanges of fire between Islamist militants and Israeli forces - threatening a fragile cessation-of-hostilities arrangement. Palestinian Islamists opened…
Earlier in the day, Prime Minister Netanyahu joined U.S. Ambassador to Israel David Friedman for a tour of the deployment-area for the most-advanced American anti-missile battery, THAAD: The Terminal High…
A joint Commission of the Iranian nuclear agreement held its first meeting since the European union established a so-called special purpose vehicle that is designed to bypass U.S. imposed trade…
An Egyptian delegation of intelligence officials concluded a visit to Tel Aviv late-last night, as part of Cairo's mediation-efforts to alleviate tensions and prevent a possible conflagration between the Islamist…
Islamist Palestinians have, in two separate incidents, launched rockets and clusters of balloons attached to explosive devices from the Gaza Strip toward Israel's southern communities. While the projectile was intercepted…
President Hassan Rouhani declared that there is no chance of negotiations or compromise with the United States, because Washington is allegedly seeking to topple the Ayatollah regime. In a televised…
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu signed an order today defining the Hamas affiliated "Al Aqsa" television channel as a terrorist organization. The Prime Minister made his decision pursuant to Israeli…
The Islamist Hamas organization held a meeting with a visiting Egyptian delegation in the Gaza Strip, during which it emphasized that it had no interest in intensifying the tension with…
A cluster of balloons carrying an explosive device were yet again launched by Islamist militants from the Gaza Strip toward Israeli territory. Mid-flight the explosive device reportedly disconnected from the…
The battle of sovereignty over Jerusalem's Temple Mount has intensified in recent weeks, with the Islamic Waqf, that oversees the antient-site, actively contesting Israeli instructions on matters of access and…