Latest release in AJC's "About the Jews" video series, Is Israel Only for Jews? does not focus on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, but acknowledges that it "requires meaningful and lasting resolution," while challenging the common Arab notion that Israelis are all Jewish or that Arabs in the Jewish state are oppressed.
Responding to Wall Street Journal report, IAEA calls behavior "unacceptable," says, "Iran has provided explanations related to reinforced security procedures following events at one of their facilities."
Amir Khan Mutaqi, a longtime Taliban negotiator named as foreign minister, cautions foreign countries against interfering in Afghanistan’s domestic affairs.
The Russian leader makes no reference to Iran's militias, which have been present in large numbers in Syria to help its regime fight rebels.
Western powers scrap plans for resolution criticizing Islamic Republic after Tehran agrees to allow IAEA to service monitoring cameras at nuclear sites. "Iran played its cards well," Vienna-based diplomat says.
Hamas' military wingm chief Mohammed Deif emerges in new recording, warning Israel it must accept Palestinian demands.
A drone and missile attack on Erbil International Airport in northern Iraq late Saturday, where US-led coalition troops are stationed, targeted a station belonging to the Mossad, Israel's spy agency, according to Hezbollah-affiliated news outlet Al Mayadeen.
Kashan airbase used to train "terror operatives from Yemen, Iraq, Syria and Lebanon in flying Iranian-made UAVs (unmanned aerial vehicles)," Gantz reveals.
Agreement with IAEA allows new memory cards for monitoring sites, but agency won't have access to footage until final deal reached over nuclear program. Crucial board meeting could result in international pressure on Iran.
Ramallah backs out of the deal over concerns that the move would expose its banks to sanctions over financing of terrorism. Qatari envoy says Doha is "working on finding alternatives."
