Israeli Public Security Minister Gilad Erdan decided to shut down a conference in East Jerusalem due to the attendance of several Palestinian Authority officials. “I will continue to act vigorously in order to prevent any political foothold of the Palestinians in Jerusalem,” he explained.

After years of clandestine terrorist activity, the identity of Hezbollahs commander in southern Syria has been revealed: Munir Ali Naim Shati. The senior Hezbollah member dispatched the terrorists who murdered six Israelis near Kibbutz Matzuva in 2002.

In response to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahus statement that Israel will not accept the reconciliation between the Palestinian Authority and Hamas unless the terrorist organization disarms itself and recognizes the State of Israel, Hamas leader in Gaza Yahya Sinwar said that even after c

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The young Saudi crown prince announced Tuesday that the kingdom plans to adopt a “moderate Islam that is open to all regions and the world.” He added that his countrys actions over the past 30 years were “not normal” and placed the blame on the 1979 revolution in Iran.

The Kurdistan Regional Government announced Wednesday that it is prepared to suspend the independence referendum results in exchange for a ceasefire and an open dialogue with Baghdad.

Russia and Ukraine were the victims of a large-scale cyberattack Tuesday. As a result of the viruses, flights out of a Ukrainian airport were delayed and the services provided by Russian news outlets were interrupted.

After America and its allies in the Far East began a joint military drill yesterday, the U.S. Air Force announced that 12 F-35 stealth fighter jets and about 300 airmen will arrive in Japan next month. The jets are Americas newest aircraft and possess radar-evading capabilities.