Israel split by rare conviction of soldier
Ironically, the Israeli army is the strongest supporter of the conviction of a soldier who killed a wounded Palestinian assailant.
Istanbul killer used family to deflect checks
Turkish authorities are still hunting for the killer and have yet to publicly identify him, despite having reportedly arrested his wife.
Islamic State hails Istanbul attacker as 'hero'
IS claims responsibility for the night club assault and says the fugitive attacker was "a hero soldier of the caliphate."
Islamic State kills 24 in Baghdad blast
US-backed Iraqi forces are currently fighting to push Islamic State from the northern city of Mosul, but are facing fierce resistance.
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu questioned in corruption inquiry
Israeli Police questioned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for three hours under caution at his official residence in Jerusalem on Monday on suspicion of receiving gifts from businessmen.
Netanyahu questioned in corruption probe
Israeli Police questioned Netanyahu for three hours under caution at his official residence in Jerusalem on suspicion of receiving gifts from businessmen.
Israel security v the Bedouins
The tear gas and stun grenades were aimed directly at the activists.
Massacre exposes deepening fault lines
The assault further exposed the fault lines in a country that is increasingly tearing apart amid terrorist attacks and political instability.
Netanyahu settles for false security
The Israeli PM survives by doing things that are good for his base in the short term, not good for his country in the long term.
Long fight ahead in battle for Mosul
Islamic State had a long time to prepare for this battle; a long and difficult fight lies ahead for Iraqi forces trying to liberate Mosul.
Bishop sticks with Israel after UN vote
Australia appears to have broken with two of its closest allies over a United Nations resolution condemning Israeli settlements as having no...
