Terrorist bombing
25 years after the Sbarro bombing, one family is still fighting to bring Ahlam Tamimi to justice
A quarter-century after the Jerusalem bombing, Malki Roth's parents are still confronting the decisions, prisoner deals, and international failures they believe allowed Ahlam Tamimi to remain free.
Indonesia mosque blast suspect inspired by neo-Nazi figures, white supremacist ideology
Holon man indicted for driving terrorist behind Bat Yam bus bombings
Some Palestinian prisoners released by Israel arrive in Turkey after deportation
ISIS returnees in Europe main threat to Israeli, Jewish targets
Counter-terrorism bureau says Iran deal signed last month has not changed threat posed by Shi’ite groups.
Jihadists in America: The Media's Narrative
Boston Marathon bomber Tsarnaev sentenced to death for 2013 attack
The federal jury chose death by lethal injection for Tsarnaev, 21, over its only other option: life in prison without possibility of release.
Would-be Melbourne bomber was 'well-advanced' in plot to attack public event
In an interview with Australia's Sunday Herald Sun newspaper, a woman claiming to be the suspect's sister insisted that her brother was just a "keyboard warrior," adding that "he would not hurt a fly."
Argentina to offer compensation to AMIA bombing victims
Relatives of victims to receive about $170,000, “extremely grievous” injured to receive 70% of that amount.
Local neighborhood gangster injured by car bomb in Tel Aviv suburb
Four injured in blast which is being investigated as a possible botched criminal assassination.
Bomb in north Egypt kills 2 military academy students
The bomb targeted a minibus outside the city's stadium.
Boston Marathon bomber found guilty for 2013 attack, could face death sentence
Dzokhar Tsarnaev as found guilty of all 30 counts against him, with 17 of the charges carrying the death penalty.
Victims of 1983 Marine base bombing in Beirut lose suit for Iranian assets
US District judge ruled against plaintiffs due to a lack of jurisdiction over funds abroad
Argentine president plans to dissolve spy agency after prosecutor's death
Intelligence agency , heavily involved in former dictatorships "dirty-war" against dissidents, has "not served the interests of the country".
