The usually blunt Turkish foreign minister on Wednesday compared the situation in Syria to the massacres in Bosnia in the 1990s, fearing the repeat of an apology that came too late. Speaking of the United Nations working to stop the…
Israel swore in new ambassadors from Egypt and Jordan on Wednesday in moves that were more significant than they first appear. Questions about the long-term relations with both nations have been raised in light of the Arab Spring, which lead…
The European Union increased its range of sanctions against Iran on Monday, including a ban of natural gas imports from the Islamic Republic. The move, announced by an EU press release, follows the sanctions on Iranian oil imports that took…
The head of the Lebanese terror group Hezbollah on Thursday removed any remaining uncertainty over the origins of a surveillance drone aircraft that entered Israeli airspace last Saturday. Hezbollah Secretary General Sayyed Hasan Nasrallah told Al-Manar TV that his group…
Just days after a foreign policy speech from Presidential candidate and challenger Mitt Romney that slammed Barack Obama’s handling of the Iran nuclear crisis, a report from Foreign Policy claims one option the Israelis are pushing is a limited air…
Less than six months after previous plans for early elections in Israel were scrapped in a failed attempt at a national unity government, a sooner-than-scheduled vote is back on the agenda. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced the governing coalition…