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Muslim Mob Attacks Christian Families in Egypt, Woman Forced To Walk Nude As Homes Set On Fire

Her son, also a Christian, was accused of having an affair with a Muslim woman.

Russian Tourists Flock To Greece After Turkey, Egypt Bans

With Turkey and Egypt no longer options, Russian tourists are visiting Greece and bringing their money.

Netanyahu Clinches Coalition Deal, Makes Far-Right Lieberman Defense Chief

The Israeli prime minister will make far-right opposition legislator Avigdor Lieberman defense minister, which is likely to stir disquiet at home and abroad.

EgyptAir Flight 804 Investigation: Greece To Send Key Data Wednesday Amid Conflicting Reports About Blast On Board

The information will include radar tracking and communication with controllers as the plane flew through Greek airspace moments before disappearing, a report said.

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Congressmen Say Terrorism Likely Cause Of EgyptAir Flight 804 Crash

But hero pilot “Sully” Sullenberger, Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson and former National Transportation Safety Board Chairman Mark Rosenker cautioned it’s too early to draw conclusions.

EgyptAir Upgraded Security After Past Threats

Ominous graffiti, a hijacking and a 1999 crash prompted the airline to implement more safety measures — including two guards on every flight.

MS804 Crash: EgyptAir Plane Messages Showed Smoke On Airbus A320, French Investigators Confirm

The announcement marks the first official confirmation of any kind by investigating parties in the disappearance of the Paris-to-Cairo Flight 804, which went off radar Thursday.

EgyptAir Crash Another In A Long Line Of Blows For Egypt’s Tourism-Dependent Economy

This week’s EgyptAir Flight 804 tragedy adds to the numerous setbacks the nation's tourism-fueled economy has absorbed in recent years.

Israel Defense Minister Moshe Yaalon Quits, Cites ‘Lack Of Faith’ In PM Netanhayu

Moshe Yaalon announced his resignation following an attempt by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to replace him with ultra-nationalist ally.

EgyptAir Flight MS804 Crash: What We Know So Far About Missing Airbus A320

Some personal belongings of passengers on board the crashed plane have also been found, according to reports.

EgyptAir Flight 804 Crash: Suspected Terrorism Follows Other Recent Plane Disasters, Disappearances [LIST]

A brief look at incidents similar to the events playing out Thursday with EgyptAir Flight 804.

EgyptAir Flight MS804 Disappearance, Russian Metrojet Downing In Egypt Share Similarities

Russian officials said terrorism was the “most likely” cause in the crash of EgyptAir Flight 804.

Kerry, Egypt’s Sisi Discuss Mideast Peace, Libya Conflict

Egypt was the first of a handful of Arab countries to recognize Israel with a U.S.-sponsored peace accord in 1979, but Egyptian attitudes toward their neighbor remain chilly.

ISIS Claims Responsibility For Attack That Killed 8 Police Officers Near Cairo

Eight police officers, including a lieutenant, were killed in the deadly attack in the district of Helwan.

Gaza Fire Update: Deaths Of Three Children In Gaza Raise Palestinian Political Tensions

Palestinian political factions traded accusations after a deadly blaze that was ignited by candles being used because of power outages.

Israeli Jets Strike Gaza Strip After Rocket Fire

Cross-border incidents have been escalating for days, but neither side seems to be seeking another war.

Egyptian Police Raid Press Syndicate, Arrest 2 Journalists

Security forces have sought to quell dissent since the April 15 protests against a decision by President Abdel Fattah Sisi to hand over two islands to Saudi Arabia.

Islamic Law Survey: How Muslims In Pakistan, Turkey, Indonesia, Nigeria Feel About Quran In Politics

A recent Pew poll appeared to show vastly differing views toward the role of the Quran in making law.

Syrian Refugee Crisis: 57 To Arrive In Northern Ireland As A Part Of UK Resettlement Plan

The next wave of refugees to be relocated are set to arrive in Northern Ireland Thursday.

Egypt’s Security Forces Disperse Small Protests Against Sisi

This month, thousands angered by President Sisi’s decision to hand over two islands to Saudi Arabia called for his government to fall.

Pot For Passover? Top Rabbi Declares Marijuana Kosher Ahead Of Jewish Festival

Rabbis Chaim Kanievsky and Yitzchak Zilberstein sniffed some marijuana leaves this week and said they had a "healing smell."

Refugee Crisis 2016: Somalia Bans Citizens From Traveling To Sudan After Migrant Deaths In Mediterranean Sea

Somali migrants travel through Sudan into Libya or Egypt, from where they set off in overcrowded, rickety boats that must sail through choppy seas.

Italy Migrant Crisis Update: Hundreds Dead In Mediterranean Crossing As Attempts Surge Amid Greece Route Closure

Last week, the rate of migrants arriving to Italy surged 173 percent from the week before.

Arab Youth Condemn ISIS, Blame Lack Of Jobs For Increasing Recruitment By Islamic State Group

Only 13 percent of respondents to a recent survey said they’d support the Islamic State group even if it became less violent.

Turkey, Israel Make Progress On Deal To Restore Ties: Turkish Ministry

Turkey was once Israel's closest regional ally, but ties collapsed in 2010 after Israeli marines killed 10 Turkish pro-Palestinian activists, who tried to breach the Gaza blockade.