Israeli strikes on Iran targets will undermine relations with Baghdad, Washington fears ■ What Netanyahu's silence on Trump's 'disloyal Jews' means for the fight against Tehran

The North had been expected to halt weapons tests because the 10-day U.S.-South Korean drills, which it views as an invasion rehearsal, ended earlier this week

More than 130 Jews were killed in Jerusalem, Hebron and elsewhere. Children would write about their experiences, and Haaretz noted that ‘we know that the whole of the Arab nation in this land wasn’t responsible’

The proposal by a ‘senior government official’ to assist emigration from Gaza joins the efforts of esteemed Israeli leaders and professors, but they haven’t been able to suppress Palestinian aspirations

The separatists are part of the Western-backed alliance fighting the Houthis since 2015, but have a rival agenda to the Saudi-backed government

Ayman Odeh wanted to rouse the political arena and his voters, but his words may come careening back at him like a boomerang

Gavin McInnes’ Proud Boys epitomizes a new form of street group that understands the power of hashtags, adapts its discourse to avoid prosecution and gains influence with U.S. conservatives