Terrorism
Hollywood’s latest cause: Freeing terrorists like Marwan Barghouti - opinion
This generation of stars has gone to bat for a man convicted of murdering civilians, insisting that the price of “peace” is his release.
Iran directing Hamas money network in Turkey, moving hundreds of millions to terrorists
Hamas's Khaled Mashaal: We will not disarm, give up control in Gaza, or accept int'l. oversight
Controversial Kach patch spotted on active IDF soldier's uniform - Army Radio
Canada removes Syria from its list of foreign state supporters of terrorism
"These measures are in line with recent decisions taken by our allies, - and follows the efforts by the Syrian transitional government to advance Syria’s stability" the Canadian government stated.
IDF identifies and kills terrorist approaching forces in northern Gaza
One other terrorist identified by the IDF accompanied him as the two approached Israeli forces, the military added. The other terrorist survived the strike, which was carried out by the IAF.
Man charged for giving terror literature to Manchester synagogue attacker
The 31-year-old British Pakistani was charged with one count of preparation for acts of terrorism not linked to the Heaton synagogue attack, and three counts of disseminating terrorist publications.
Israeli forces strike Hezbollah targets across southern Lebanon
The notice pertained to the villages of Jibaa and Mahrouna. It stated that residents were required to evacuate to a distance of at least 300 meters from the designated target areas.
Released hostage Elizabeth Tsurkov: ‘Nothing prepares you for horror’ of torture in captivity
"They would hang me by my wrists, and start beating me with a stick and using even harsher methods of torture and saying, 'I want something new,'" said Tsurkov.
Israeli teen indicted for preparing explosives in ISIS-linked terror plot
Investigators declared that the 18-year-old had begun preparing explosives and intended to target soldiers by detonating a device “under a bus in Beer-Sheva.”
Palestine Action vandals hospitalized amid hunger strike against proscription
The hunger strike began on November 2 to commemorate the anniversary of the Balfour Declaration, with activists Qesser Zuhrah and Amu Gib refusing food.
Iran's judiciary sues US for $22b. damages caused by 2022 protests following Mahsa Amini's death
A Tehran court ordered the US to pay $22b. in damages for allegedly supporting Iran’s 2022 protests after Mahsa Amini’s death, issuing another political ruling amid strained ties.
Miracles from Kfar Aza: The mothers the world must not forget - opinion
Their courage and relentless devotion to protecting their children is a reminder that motherhood is an extraordinary force for survival.
Hezbollah killed Lebanese figures threatening to expose 2020 Beirut port blast plans, IDF reveals
The four individuals allegedly assassinated were customs department officers and journalists who pointed to Hezbollah's connection with the deadly explosion.
IDF raids offices of PFLP-linked workers' union in West Bank, NIS 700,000 confiscated
Following the forces' activities at the UAWC offices, soldiers completely sealed the main doors of the organization's buildings.