52 min ago | WSVN-TV Miami Beach
Turkish PM compares violence in China to genocide
Turkey's prime minister on Friday compared ethnic violence in China's Xinjiang province to genocide, escalating criticism of Beijing following this week's killing of at least 156 people -- including Turkic-speaking, Muslim Uighurs.
5 hrs ago | Buffalo News
College campuses seek balance when views collide
They call it Speakers' Circle, a First Amendment gathering spot at the University of Missouri where just about anything goes.
9 hrs ago | Boston.com
Netanyahu adviser raises "MAD" nuclear scenario
Israel must have "tremendously powerful" weapons to deter a nuclear attack or destroy an enemy that dares to launch an atomic strike, a senior adviser to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was quoted on Thursday as saying.
14 hrs ago | The State
Netanyahu aide: No Golan pullout for peace
Israel will not withdraw from the entire Golan Heights in return for a peace deal with Syria, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's top policy adviser said in an interview published Friday, rejecting Syria's key demand for an agreement with Israel.
18 hrs ago | Penticton Herald
Hamas says Egypta s Mubarak has no information on Israeli soldier held in Gaza for 3 years
Israel Defense Minister Ehud Barak, right, stands with Israeli military chief Lt.
22 hrs ago | United Nations
UN human rights probe into Gaza conflict wraps up public hearings in Geneva
The United Nations Human Rights Council's fact-finding probe into rights violations committed during the recent Gaza conflict heard from victims, witnesses and experts from southern Israel and the West Bank over two days of public hearings which wrapped up in Geneva today.
European Union Retracts Criticism of Israeli Settlements
The executive commission of the European Union on Thursday backtracked on its unusually harsh criticism of Israeli settlements, declaring that a statement released earlier this week did not reflect the commission's position.
Judenrein! Israel adopts Nazi term to back settlers
Hosting the German foreign minister this week, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu used an especially tainted term to condemn the Palestinian demand that Israel's settlements in the occupied West Bank be removed.
Egypt arrests militants plotting Suez attacks
CAIRO - Egyptian authorities arrested 25 militants with links to al-Qaida on suspicion of plotting attacks on oil pipelines and ships in the Suez Canal, the Interior Ministry said in a statement on Thursday.
Top Israeli: No Palestinian leadership
A top aide to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says there is no Palestinian leadership and he doubts there will be true peace between Israel and the Palestinians.
Why it doesn't really matter what Joe Biden says about Israel
Last weekend's kerfluffle over Vice President Joe Biden's supposed "green light" for an Israeli attack on Iran was perplexing on several grounds.
They had collected information about Hamas leaders and fighters and sent it on to the Fatah-run security forces in the West Bank "to use in any future war" against the Palestinian resistance in Gaza, he said in a statement.
UN: Israel must tear down West Bank barrier
Israel must tear down its West Bank separation barrier, a senior U.N. official said Wednesday, marking five years since the International Court of Justice declared the barrier illegal and a violation of Palestinian rights.
EasyJet: $115 London-TA flights in Nov.
Low-cost carrier easyJet PLC announced Wednesday that it will open new services from London to Israel and Morocco later this year.
Report: Israel, US compromise on settlements, 2,500 units allowed
Tel Aviv - The US and Israel have reached a compromise on the issue of settlements, under which Washington will allow it to continue constructions that have already begun, an Israeli newspaper reported Wednesday.
EU Slams Israel On Settlements
The Foreign Ministry on Monday said the EU ambassador to Israel was called in for explanations after the European Commission said Israel's settlement policy helps strangle the Palestinian economy and makes the Palestinian government more dependent on foreign aid.
Egypt president hopes Schalit issue resolved soon
An Israeli soldier being held in Gaza by Hamas militants is in good condition, said Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, who added that he hopes the issue of the soldier's release will be resolved soon.
Israeli company, NASA to co-op on bio-fuel project
Israeli company Seambiotic and NASA's John Glenn Research Center will join hands in studying micro-algae cultivation to produce bio-fuel, a local daily reported Tuesday.
Saudi Arabia denies cooperation with Israel over Iran
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has denied a report published by Britain's Sunday Times claiming that it would allow Israeli jets to use the kingdom's airspace in an attack on Iran's nuclear facilities.
Can Cell Phone Towers Predict The Next 'Hurricane Katrina'?
A They say a reliable way to help predict the intensity of the next big flood can use common cell phone towers across the United States.