A mortar shell that was fired from Syria into Israel yesterday apparently reached the farthest inside the Jewish state since the beginning of the Syrian Civil War. Israeli officials believe that it was spillover from the fighting in Syria.

When an AirAsia pilot entered the wrong coordinates into the planes navigation system, he ended up landing 6,000 kilometers from his original destination. The flight from Australia was supposed to land in Malaysia but ended up in Melbourne.

Most residents of the city of Norilsk in Siberia believe that the river near their home was painted red due to contamination from a nearby plant, but others believe that the eerie phenomenon is a sign from god that a disaster is imminent.

A mortar shell fired at Israel landed in open territory in the Golan Heights: No damage nor injuries were caused. In response to the mortar fire, IDF aircraft struck Syrian military positions in Syrias Northern Golan Heights. “The IDF holds the Syrian government responsible for what happens in its t

US defense officials claim that Russian Sukhoi fighter jets came within 10 feet of a US surveillance plane that was flying over the Black Sea. According to the officials, the maneuver was carried out in an unsafe manner and endangered their aircraft. Russia claimed that it had followed international

Exclusive: For the first time since entering the presidential race, Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton gives an interview to the Israeli media. In the conversation with Israeli journalist Yonit Levi that will be broadcast on Israels main newscast tonight, Clinton also talks about US-Israel relatio

The two leading US presidential candidates answered the questions of former US military members in an attempt to prove that they are worthy of being the next commander-in-chief.

Business analyst Karine Gallula, who has vast experience in the satellite market, explains to JOL readers how the loss of Amos-5 and the recent loss of Amos-6 impacted Spacecom. While the loss of Amos-6 might thwart an acquisition deal with a Chinese conglomerate, this is not seen as a major hitch i