Terrorism in middle east
US removing Syria as sponsor of terror is 'blow' to victims, impacts on sectarian violence unknown
The Anti-Defamation League is still in the process of suing Syria on behalf of 130 US citizens who were killed or injured on October 7 and family members of American victims.
Democratic Senate candidate El-Sayed’s mother worked for Hamas, Taliban-linked group
Iran not transferring enough funding, Hezbollah complains, demanding $2 billion - report
Iraq pushes for Syrian border wall, threatening Iran's regional influence - analysis
East Jerusalem resident indicted over membership of a terrorist organization
Hamas-affiliated group Shabab al-Aksa was outlawed in 2011.
Takeaways from int'l confab on counterterrorism: The threats are nowhere near over
Experts at the International Institute for Counter-Terrorism's World Summit seemed very pessimistic as they discussed the proliferation of terror threats the world is currently facing.
Does legal compliance enhance counterterrorism effectiveness?
Does adhering to the principles of distinction, necessity and proportionality reduce terrorism?
Police confirm Yavne supermarket stabbing was terrorism
Jewish victim in critical condition, Arab suspect arrested at scene after tackled by witnesses
The solution to the problems of Israel passes by education
Halamish victim’s Sabbath-eve screams alerted her neighbors
"We want to feel safe again," says resident of Halamish.
UN Security Council to hold special meeting following Jerusalem violence
The Mideast Quartet envoys also condemned the attack.
'Counter-terrorism bootcamp' draws tourists to West Bank settlement
Visitors, mostly from the US, come to learn from the IDF's experienced trainers how to deal with potential terror threats.
Habituation = Capitulation
How will Hamas react to Israel's major Gaza border project?
As Israel begins construction of an underground barrier to thwart attack tunnels from Gaza, the Islamic group will have to decide whether to react or lose a strategic option.