Negotiator: Early Israeli Vote May Be Exploited for Moves Against Palestinians
Erekat: Announcement Won't Change Plans to Seek Status Upgrade
NYPD on High Alert: Fears Iran Sanctions Raise Terror Risk
Says Growing Sanctions, Israeli Threats Put City at Risk
Iraqi PM Warns Turkey Not to Try to Drag NATO into Syria Conflict
Turkey's ongoing artillery firing into Syrian territory is seen by many as an attempt to provoke a wider outbreak of war
State Dept. Defends Itself on Benghazi Attack in Senate Hearings
State will try to mitigate criticisms about being unprepared for foreseeable attacks and about lying to the public
US Drone Strike Kills Five in North Waziristan as Lawsuit Looms
Family of Slain Civilian Files Suit Against Pakistan for Not Stopping the Attacks
Turkey Warns Syria It May ‘Respond With Greater Force’
A week of cross-border skirmishes is making Turkey seem eager for a fight, but NATO still urges calm
US Military Planners Sent to Jordan With Eye on Syrian War
150-Man Task Force Discusses Invasion to Establish 'Buffer Zone'
Pakistani Opposition Figure Presses UN on Drone Strikes
Khan Slams Govt. for Blocking Weekend Peace March
Report Names Israeli Finance Minister as Cabinet Leak Source
Steinitz Accused of Leaking to Spark Conflict Between Netanyahu, Barak
Jihadists Claim Credit for Damascus Attack That Killed Dozens
Blasts Target Air Force Compound on Outskirts of Capital
Soaring Violence Signals Al-Qaeda Comeback in Iraq
Training Camps Reportedly Established Along Syrian Border
North Korea Claims Its Missiles Can Reach US Mainland
The supposed threat from North Korea is very inflated, ignoring its fundamental weaknesses
Syrian Rebels Threaten Attacks in Lebanese Capital
To Take Battle to Beirut's Southern Suburbs
Syrian Rebels Seize Key Town on Aleppo-Damascus Highway
Move Cuts Aleppo Off From Reinforcements
Netanyahu Calls for Early Elections, Maneuvering US on Iran, Palestine
Bibi is timing elections tactically with the US presidential elections in mind, looking for a freer hand on Iran, Palestine.
