Abbas Urges UN Security Council to Stop Settlement Expansions
State Dept. Slams Palestinians for Mentioning Possibility
Israel Vows to ‘Push Ahead’ With Settlement Plans
First Construction Could Take 'Several Months'
Israel to Expel Bedouins From Site of Future Settlements
10 Bedouin Communities at Risk as Israel Plans Forced Moves
Hundreds Wounded as Morsi Supporters, Protesters Clash in Egypt
Three More Aides of President Resign as Crisis Grows
Anonymous US Officials: Syria Has Loaded Chemical Weapons into Bombs
The anonymous intelligence would appear to give green light to US, given Obama's 'red line' on Syrian chemical warfare
US to Add Syrian Rebel Group to ‘Terrorist’ List
State Dept. Move to Complicate Administration Plans to Arm Rebels
Weapons Sent to Libyan Rebels With US Approval Went to Islamic Extremists
Weapons sent to Libyan rebels from Qatar, with US encouragement, ended up in the hands of extremist groups
Clinton Warns That ‘Desperate’ Assad Could Use Chemical Arms
US continues to hype the potential for Assad's chemical weapons to prompt military intervention
Israel Rejects UN Call to Open Nuke Program to Inspections
Israeli FM spokesman called the overwhelming global consensus 'meaningless'
US Presses Turkey to Stop Using Gold in Trade With Iran
As US Sanctions Grow, So Do Ways to Avoid Them
At Least Two Slain as Sectarian Clashes Renew in Lebanon
Syrian Civil War Spillover Sees Battle in Key Northern City
Iraq Blocks Turkish Energy Minister’s Visit, Forces Plane to Turn Around
Revoked Permits for Flight Into Kurdish Capital
Senate Passes $631 Billion Military Spending Bill 98-0
Bill Includes More Iran Sanctions, Permanent Ban on Gitmo Detainee Transfers
Mali Govt., Rebel Factions Agree to Peace Talks
Burkina Faso to Mediate Ongoing Dispute
British Troops Accused of Executing Four Afghan Teenagers
The Afghans were all young boys, civilians, drinking tea when British troops shot and killed them
