Terrorism in middle east
Iran not transferring enough funding, Hezbollah complains, demanding $2 billion - report
Over the last year, Tehran transferred hundreds of millions of dollars to Hezbollah to provide its force rehabilitation due to downsizing as a consequence of the war with Israel.
Iraq pushes for Syrian border wall, threatening Iran's regional influence - analysis
Battling to survive, Hamas faces defiant clans and doubts over Iran
Pakistan security forces kill 54 Afghan-based terrorists in major border operation
Despite legal warning, Netanyahu says deporting terrorists’ families is effective
“In my opinion, its benefits are greater than its costs,” Netanyahu said in a Likud faction meeting.
How the U.S. could lose Iraq to creeping Iranian influence
Now the US risks losing in Iraq again as enemies of Washington seek to form a government coalition and Congress seeks to sanction militias that hold sway in Baghdad.
Israeli NGO sues European Investment Bank for suspected ties with Iran
To date, Iran has refused to compensate terror victims and is continuing to provide financial support to terrorist groups throughout the world.
Analysis: Planning for when Palestinian terrorism no longer pays
Jerusalem would be wise to keep in mind that to every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.
How terrorist groups use minerals, stones and drugs to finance their ops
Extremist groups making up to $300 million annually by smuggling contraband from Afghanistan to Pakistan and then beyond.
U.S. Supreme Court ends second Arab Bank case
Decision blocks suits for overseas terrorism against banks with US footprint
Likud MK Berko lends counter-terrorism expertise to Europe
Israel becomes full member of European parliamentarians' committee on countering terrorism.
Former Shin Bet head: Fear of terror threatens Israel with ‘1984’ scenario
‘A democracy eats itself up in small bites,’ warns expert Brian Michael Jenkins.
Pakistan clerics issue fatwa against 'un-Islamic' suicide bombings
Similar fatwas appear to have yielded scant results in the Middle East where the practice is used by Islamic State and other militant groups.
ISIS in Sinai: Battered, weakened but still dangerous
The members of the Sinai Province of the Islamic State are fueled by a never-ending sense of divine mission.
