Monthly Archives: September 2010

The United States implied to Pakistan it would have had no choice but to hit terrorist havens in the country, had a New York car bomb plot succeeded in May, according to a new book published Monday.

Iran has limited capacity to retaliate in kind to an apparent cyber attack that infected computers at its sole nuclear power plant, analysts say, but some worry it could seek to hit back by other means.

A worm has infected the computers in Iran’s Bushehr nuclear reactor; however none of the crucial control systems in the facility have been affected, Iranian officials claimed Sunday.

A new poll indicates that if U.S. President Barack Obama wants to improve his sagging popularity by solving the Palestinian Authority’s attempt to create a new country within Israel’s borders, he is going down the wrong road.

Egypt's Coptic Christian leader Pope Shenouda III apologized in a television interview Sunday to any Muslims who were offended after his top bishop reportedly disputed the authenticity of some verses of the Quran.

The construction freeze is taking center stage in the Israel-PA talks, but what about the PA's refusal to agree that Israel remain a Jewish state?

Arab riots continued on Sunday in Jerusalem, where rioters attacked police officers with rocks and firebombs. Terrorists hurled a Molotov cocktail at officers in the Givati parking lot near the Old City.

Egyptian security forces discovered half a ton of explosives outside the Sinai town of El-Arish on Sunday, according to the Bethlehem-based Maan news. The explosives were hidden inside an old rocket.

A ship carrying Jewish left-wing activists from around the world set sail from Cyprus at noon Sunday, and is headed to Gaza, carrying what activists say are humanitarian supplies.