The Al-Mayadeen network, which is sympathetic to Hezbollah, described the group's response to the assassination of its de facto military chief Fuad Shukr as "successful." The channel dismissed Israeli claims of a preemptive strike as a "military falsehood" and "internal deception of the public."
Chilling footage shows the would-be perpetrator, who was killed in the premature detonation of the device, walking through a crowded area shortly before.
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper proposes a plan in which teachers would be legally required to refer pupils suspected of extreme misogyny to the UK government's counter-terror program.
Security forces launch a manhunt after terrorists, who opened fire from a vehicle, flee the scene.
The appointment of Yahya Sinwar as the political leader of Hamas reflects the resolution of the internal struggle in favor of the pro-Iranian faction within the terrorist organization. This choice shifts the center of gravity back to Gaza, strengthening Sinwar's position, who likely leveraged the issue of hostages to consolidate his power.
The terrorist – a West Bank resident who was in Israel illegally – has been neutralized after violent spree across three locations.
US prosecutors negotiate an agreement with Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and two co-defendants after decades-long legal process.
US Border Patrol detains the migrants who had "salacious photos" on their phones, such as that of a man holding a rifle.
"We continue to receive intelligence about the potential threat from Iranian operatives and other terrorist groups planning to target Israeli delegation members and tourists during the Olympics,” Katz emphasizes.
Investigative report uncovers journalist's praise for the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine and involvement in Hamas-controlled municipality.