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The U.N. nuclear watchdog Tuesday acknowledged that one of its servers had been hacked, after the hackers posted the stolen data online earlier this week.

A leading member of a Hungarian nationalist party has drawn strong criticism from the government over comments in which he suggested that officials of Jewish origin presented a potential “security risk” to the country.

Former chair of the opposition Tzipi Livni announced Tuesday she is forming a new party to run in the January elections.

French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius announced on Tuesday that France will vote "yes" on Palestinian statehood.

The Oslo peace agreements say there should be two states, and things will get trickier once the UN votes on Palestine's de facto statehood.

Last week Israel ran the first successful test of its new David's Sling missile defense system, designed to augment its Iron Dome defense system.

A team of experts investigating late Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat’s death excavated his tomb Tuesday and exhumed his remains to determine whether he had been poisoned to death, Voice of Palestine reported.

Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak has announced he will resign from his post after a new government is formed following the general elections in January, adding that he plans to withdraw from politics as a whole.

Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi is at odds with high-level judges after issuing a controversial decree that critics have called a power grab.

Ismail Haniya and his radical Muslim movement have the upper hand in Gaza - political capital they may use to win West Bank elections.

Mohammed Morsi's government has the hard job of rebuilding Egypt's economy, but the IMF's $4.8 billion will make it a bit easier.

Tens of thousands of Egyptians began demonstrating Friday, a day after the president issued a decree expanding his office’s powers.

One day after the Egypt-brokered cease-fire, Gazans spilled into the streets to celebrate, as if they had actually won a war with Israel.

Israeli tanks and troops rolled back from their staging grounds on Thursday. For now, the truce still stands.

Twenty-six-year-old Sacha Dratwa and his team have fired off hundreds of tweets since the conflict between Israel and Gaza militants started.

Crude oil prices advanced in Asia Thursday after a private survey showed that China’s manufacturing activity expanded for the first time in more than a year in November.

Though the turkey might not be the national bird for most of the year, millions of Americans will vote with their knives and forks on Thanksgiving.

Pro-Palestinian sentiment has a much louder voice in Egypt's government than in Washington. After the Gaza ceasefire, here's how it could be a problem.

Pope Benedict Wednesday urged Israeli and Palestinian leaders to make "courageous decisions" to end the Gaza conflict, saying it risked spilling over into the rest of the Middle East.

U.S. Secretary of State Clinton announced a cease-fire agreement from Cairo, as fighting continued in Gaza and a bus exploded in Israel.

The Morsi government stands to gain a lot from brokering a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas in Gaza. The hard part? Making it happen.