Terrorism in middle east
US removing Syria as sponsor of terror is 'blow' to victims, impacts on sectarian violence unknown
The Anti-Defamation League is still in the process of suing Syria on behalf of 130 US citizens who were killed or injured on October 7 and family members of American victims.
Democratic Senate candidate El-Sayed’s mother worked for Hamas, Taliban-linked group
Iran not transferring enough funding, Hezbollah complains, demanding $2 billion - report
Iraq pushes for Syrian border wall, threatening Iran's regional influence - analysis
Exclusive: Inside ISIS factories of death
The Islamic State changed the rules of Islamist insurgency by creating a conventional army and arms industry.
Israel arrests Syrian-trained Hamas recruit plotting terror attacks
The 23-year-old suspect resides in the West Bank, was recruited in Turkey and trained on Syrian soil. He was arrested before he could carry out deadly terror attacks against Israelis.
January tally of terrorist attacks in Israel bloodiest in 6 months
A total of 100 attacks recorded in January left 16 wounded in total, according to Shin Bet’s monthly report.
Women and Jihad: The motivation of female suicide bombers
“Women are not supposed to blow themselves up... They are supposed to stay at home and give birth – 'preferably to boys' – and care for their families."
Life stipend for Armon Hanatziv terrorist’s family
The approximately NIS 3,000 monthly reward is consistent with the PA’s longstanding law.
Autopsy results prove Jerusalem terrorist was killed by soldiers’ bullets
Conclusion contradicts civilian claim that soldiers were reluctant to shoot due to Azaria verdict.
Turkey says New Year's nightclub attacker caught in Istanbul
Istanbul governor says suspect has allegedly admitted his guilt and his fingerprints matched those at the scene.
The threat remains great
We must understand that the relative quiet we’re experiencing is deceptive.
Israel moves to revoke residency status of Jerusalem truck terrorist’s family
"Anyone who plots, plans, or considers carrying out an attack will know that his family will pay a heavy price for his actions," says Interior Minister.
Symbolic attendance
Thousands of relatives, friends, acquaintances and even people who did not know the soldiers or the families, but felt compelled to pay their respects, attended the funerals.