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Using drones could give Hezbollah a significant advantage over the al Qaeda-led rebels.

Aiding opponents of President Bashar Assad's regime amounts to supporting terrorism, an Assad supporter said.

Missile boats from Germany will help beef up security at energy facilities in the Mediterranean Sea.

Israel, which has never joined the 1970 nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, agreed to take part in NPT meetings Monday as an observer, ending a 20-year absence.

The group asked that holidays such as Christmas and Ramadan be added to the official vacation schedule at higher-learning institutions.

Civil marriages may be gaining support among Israel’s secular population but are an unlikely prospect under the newly formed coalition government.

Updated hate crimes legislation may target the country's largest Protestant church.

The U.S. Senate voted overwhelmingly on Thursday to pass a bill giving Congress the right to review, and potentially reject, an international agreement with Iran aimed at keeping it from developing nuclear weapons.

Ed Miliband could give Britain its first self-identified Jewish leader if his party wins Thursday. But some British Jews aren't happy about it.

Netanyahu had struggled to put together a coalition for nearly two months after winning an easy election victory.

Palestinian Christians feel pride as Pope Francis prepares to elevate two Arabic-speaking nuns to sainthood.

Iran's Supreme Leader warned military threats may jeopardize a nuclear deal to be finalized next month.

The Republican leader of the U.S. Senate cleared the way on Tuesday for a vote on a bill that would give Congress the power to review an international nuclear agreement with Iran, ending debate over efforts to use the measure to impose more conditions on Tehran.

The latest test comes nearly a month after Israel tested a new missile defense system, which was developed in partnership with the U.S.

A new report has blamed the Israeli army's "policy of indiscriminate fire" for the deaths of Palestinian civilians in last year's war in Gaza.

Avigdor Lieberman is reported to be depressed with the country's political situation and fed up with Netanyahu.

Prime Minister Bejamin Netanyahu is to meet Monday with protest leaders and government officials in wake of violent anti-racism demonstrations.

"People really need to look at the facts, look at the science of what is behind those facts."

The warning comes less than two months after 21 people were killed in a Tunis museum.

The massive order from the tiny emirate is the largest export order for the Rafale aircraft.

The move follows a judge ruling that allows the display of a controversial ad that talks about killing Jews.