PA Power Blackout of Gaza Ignored by Most Countries
Gaza residents have been without electricity for most of the day this week due to the Palestinian Authority’s halt in fuel shipments through Israeli crossings.
IDF Kills Gaza Terrorist after Mortar Attack
The IDF swiftly responded to a mortar attack on the Western Negev Monday afternoon and killed one armed Gaza terrorist while wounding two others. The soldiers escaped injury, but an army jeep sustained damage.
Iran ’Punishes’ UN, Bans Nuke Talks for Two Months
Iran says it is “punishing†the United Nations by refusing to hold talks on its nuclear program in retaliation for a new round of sanctions that the Security Council approved. Continuing his offensive against the West,
Gaza Terrorists Burn Down Second UN Camp, Handcuff Guards
Masked terrorists stormed into a United Nations children's camp in Gaza early on Monday morning, attacked and handcuffed the camp guards, and set the place on fire. UN workers said the facility sustained heavy damage.
Arab-Israeli Terror Gang Arrested, Tied to 2009 Murder
Seven Arab citizens of Israel have been arrested for membership in a Nazareth-based terrorist group.
The Truman Doctrine Redux
21st Century American Foreign Policy and the Middle East
IDF Stops Sinai Bedouin Drug Smugglers
IDF troops stopped a group of five Sinai Bedouin drug smugglers from reaching their destination after they infiltrated Israel's southern border on Saturday.
Turkish Rally for Flotilla Raises Flag with Nazi Symbol
Turkish supporters for flotillas aimed at breaking Israel’s maritime embargo on Hamas-controlled Gaza recently raised the Nazi flag with an expression of gratitude.
Shalit Supporters Sail 'True Freedom Flotilla' in NYC
Hundreds of people set sail in New York City on Thursday in what they dubbed the True
US Takes Sides with Turkey on Kurdish Struggle
The United States is taking sides with Turkey on the issue of the Kurdish struggle for freedom.