Developments on Israel’s southern border may be encouraging, insofar as the Egyptians appear willing to target jihadists

Reflections on the endless dilemmas the army faces in maintaining a fragile stability in Judea & Samaria

Justice Department files first criminal charges as part of its investigation into the deady attack

Russian aide says Iranian president requested the sit-down; leaders expected to discuss policy, further cooperation between countries

Officials say American embassy in Sanaa, Yemen to remain closed

‘Al-Qaeda is especially recruiting tech-savvy and well-educated Saudis,’ a senior security official says

Alleged death threats and accusations of anti-Semitism follow proposal that religiously approved meat be labeled separately

Nasser al-Wahishi’s outline of the terror group’s governance tactics in Yemen precede by a year his recently-intercepted communications that prompted the US embassy closures