Lora Moftah

Both groups stand to reap propaganda gains, but it's not clear Boko Haram will get the operational support it needs from ISIS.

Fadel Shaker intends to hand himself over to the Lebanese judiciary and dispute the charges against him.

Israeli Arab politicians are hoping to move their community from the sidelines after years of declining voter turnout.

The case is the latest high-profile incident of violence against schoolchildren in Egypt.

The Israeli prime minister has maintained the lasting effects of the address will be positive.

Militant fighters have reportedly told town residents to flee to avoid being killed in the crossfire of an anticipated battle.

Hundreds of riot police are patroling Dimapur, the main city in India’s Nagaland state.

The bulldozing of one of Iraq’s most historical archaeological sites is the latest assault by ISIS against the region’s cultural heritage.

Saudi Arabia has worried that a nuclear deal would give Iran more opportunity to flex its muscles in the Middle East.

Russian tourists reportedly produced the film near Egypt's most important tourist attraction, allegedly with the connivance of local police.

A massive fire in Cairo's convention center Wednesday was apparently deemed the latest sign of Mohamed Ibrahim's failures.

The maneuver is intended to hinder aerial attacks on Islamic State group fighters in the vicinity of the Ajil oil field.

A learned religious body said such unions push women into a "circle of terrorism."

Two countries refused to repatriate the man who was killed by Los Angeles police.

#EidinNYC celebrates New York's move to recognize two major Muslim holidays on the New York City school calendar.

An Indian citizen could be facing five years in jail for posting a photo of Hindu symbols in Mecca's Holy Mosque.

Nigeria's Patience Jonathan accuses her husband's presidential-election opponent, 72, of being too old to lead the country.

Turkey's president will appeal a court-ordered fine over an insult of a monument meant to promote Turkish-Armenian peace.

The country's more moderate political faction could use the controversy surrounding the speech to strengthen its domestic position.

Witnesses told Reuters on Tuesday that Gen. Ghasem Soleimani is playing a role in coordinating the counteroffensive against ISIS.

The New York governor's administration recently implemented a policy that automatically purges state government emails after 90 days.

The video, which is the first part of a series the group has entitled “Harvest of the Spies,” depicts militants killing two men they accused of spying.

Raif Badawi's family said he faces efforts from within the Saudi judicial system to retry him on the capital charge of apostasy.

The controversial address has received significant coverage in the U.S. and Israel.

The top commander of Hamas’ military wing said his group has continued to stockpile rockets in anticipation of a war.

A force of 30,000 fighters plus airborne forces are moving on three fronts against Islamic State troops.

Women's History month celebrates the many historic and contemporary contributions of women to society.

With St. Patrick’s falling on a Tuesday this year, some cities have chosen to celebrate a couple of days early on the weekend leading up to the big day.

The second Sunday in March has marked the start of Daylight Saving Time in the U.S. since Congress passed legislation in 2007 mandating the practice.