US Military Chief: Doesn’t Trust Iran but Israel, US “in Synch”
US Chief of Staffs Mullen returned home from Israel and said although he does not trust Iran, Israel knows an attack would be “destabilizing.”
US Chief of Staffs Mullen returned home from Israel and said although he does not trust Iran, Israel knows an attack would be “destabilizing.”

Ten years after Barak ordered the hasty withdrawal from Lebanon, he blames IDF retaliation in the Second Lebanon War for Hizbullah’s success.

King Abdullah has great expectations from Obama during his visit Tuesday, but the price of oil lurks behind the price of peace.
The IDF swiftly responded to a mortar attack on the Western Negev Monday afternoon and killed one armed Gaza terrorist. Two others were wounded.

Correction: Dore Gold and Uzi Dayan's visit to the USA to explain Israel's security needs prior to the PM's visit is their own initiative.

Iran says it is “punishing” the UN by refusing to hold talks on its nuclear program in retaliation for a new round of sanctions.

For a second time this summer, Gaza terrorists attack and burn a UN children's camp. UNRWA director hints Israel is to blame.

A look at the map shows that Iran is completely surrounded by American troops on land and water, notes an energy investment analyst.

US and Israeli military chiefs had not met for a decade until 2007, when the US ignored Iran. Their 15th meeting Sunday is a sign of the times.

Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez welcomed Syrian President Bashar Assad during his “historic” first visit to Caracas on Saturday.

A Shin Bet agent has broken his cover in an attempt to help a former fellow agent - the 'Son of Hamas' - avoid deportation from the United States.

Turkish supporters for flotillas aimed at breaking Israel’s maritime embargo on Gaza recently raised the Nazi flag with an expression of gratitude.

Iran backed down three times from its bravado of challenging Israel on the high seas. Now it says its MPs will sail with Hizbullah-Lebanese ships.

America approves tougher sanctions on Iran. Peace Now opposes the move, citing Israel's change in policy on Gaza.

Hundreds of activists sailed the “true freedom flotilla” in New York City to raise awareness of the plight of kidnapped Israeli Gilad Shalit.

A terrorist who threw a grenade at soldiers while screaming “Allah is great” is sentenced to 12 years in prison.

Indirect talks between Israel and the PA are unhelpful, Barak tells Clinton.

Foreign Minister Lieberman tells his Italian counterpart that EU ministers may visit Gaza.

Landau says Israel “will not hesitate” to use force to protect Haifa gas field if Lebanon lays claim to find.

An oil spill from an Egyptian rig has polluted several tourist sites along a large stretch of Red Sea coastline.
Iranian news claims the IAF unloaded military equipment at a Saudi base amid reports that United States troops are near Iran’s northern border.

The Iranian morality police arrested woman for immoral conduct -- wearing nail polish. The morality court fined her, but lashes were not ordered.

Hamas has refused Red Cross visits to kidnapped soldier Gilad Shalit because of fears that Israel would then try to conduct a raid and free him.

“Either martyrdom or victory,” says a Lebanese woman activist who is prepared to board another attempt to reach Hamas-controlled Gaza.

Israel successfully launched the ”Ofek 9” military spy satellite late Tuesday from the Palmakhim base in central Israel. All systems are working.

The flotilla fad hits New York, where boats will sail pass the United Nations Thursday in a novel effort to press for the freedom of Gilad Shalit.

Israel should consider a pre-emptive strike against Iran, asserted former Mossad Director Shabtai Shavit at the Bar-Ilan Univ. Ambassadors' Forum

A Turkish military delegation arrived Tuesday in Israel to pick up drones, despite rumors just a week ago that Ankara had canceled the deal.

Following the flotilla incident, Turkish, Irish and South African representatives cancelled their participation in the Bar-Ilan Ambassadors' Forum

Hizbullah called off a plot to kill an Israeli official because it did not want to distract from the flotilla crisis, a Kuwaiti newspaper reports.
Barak points out that Israel's announced relaxation of restrictions on aid shipments to Gaza also apply to the PA in Judea and Samaria.

Britain announced the death of its 300th soldier in Afghanistan on Monday in yet another sign that the NATO-led invasion is crumbling.

After talks with US officials, Defense Minister Ehud Barak said Monday that Washington "understands and supports" Israel's security needs in Gaza.

Road 443 is said to be safe for all Israelis - except Prime Minister Netanyahu, who told MKs that the Shin Bet has forbidden him from using it.

MK Ben-Ari cites encouragement of Gaza-bound flotillas in request to shut down A-Shams radio station.

America praises decision to ease blockade on Hamas-run Gaza. Netanyahu is once again invited to White House.

Children in the city of Efrat in Judea are to learn Arabic, but local PA Arabs are afraid to help.

Netanyahu relaxes the blockade on Hamas-run Gaza, earns criticism.

Germany’s second largest public TV channel exposes the radical and racist elements behind the IHH flotilla.

A Muslim-led women’s 'peace flotilla,’ is led and financed by supporters of Hizbullah. Catholics helped christen the boat ‘Miriam.”
Iran and Turkey against terror? That is what they claim. Both countries, which openly support Hamas, now are cooperating in “fighting terrorism.”
In an op-ed in the London Times, former Spanish Prime Minister José María Aznar writes, “Israel is our first line of defense" against
Barak warns Lebanon that if its citizens attempt to 'bust' Hamas blockade, it will be responsible for the consequences. Israel's envoy warns UN.

Israel exposes another video from the Mavi Mamara ship, showing IHH leader Yildirim inciting followers "to throw [Israeli commandos] into the sea.”
Iran arrested “terrorist” members of an exiled opposition group in a new crackdown on the anniversary of the disputed reelection of Ahmadinejad.
The Turkish-sponsored Gaza flotilla clash is being seen by pundits as part of a larger rejection of the West by Ankara.
The IDF has borne out a government comment that it is “like no other army” and said it will file charges against a soldier who fought in Cast Lead.

Israeli soldiers killed one of three terrorists who were crossing from Egypt early Wednesday morning. The other two fled into Egyptian territory.

Ireland announces it will expel an Israeli diplomat over forged passports in the January assassination of a Hamas terrorist in Dubai.

Hamas terrorists still smuggle weapons, possess 5,000 medium range rockets and several that can bomb Tel Aviv, security chief Diskin says.

NATO submarines have been watching the Syrian coastline and searching for ships suspected of smuggling weapons to Hizbullah and other terrorists.

British intelligence officials are warning that Al-Qaeda terrorists are training local Muslims to carry out a 'Mumbai' style attack.
Professor Gil-White explains who and what influences US actions in an interview with Israel National Radio.Things, he says, are not what they seem.

More fallout from the flotilla clash. Turkey suspends a $180 million Israeli UAV contract and uses its own vehicles to gather intelligence.

Poland, a long-time ally of Israel, has turned down a request to allow alleged Mossad agent to return to Israel and will hand him over to Germany.

Shortly after Highway 443 opens to Palestinian Authority traffic, Jewish drivers report attacks along the road.

Yehoshua Sofer's loved ones anticipated his wedding; instead, they planned a funeral after the “brave, beloved” policeman was slain by terrorists.

Israel assembles a committee to investigate flotilla incident, complete with foreign observers. Netanyahu: This will prove what we did was legal.

A National Geographic exhibit on water that closed Sunday showed anti-Israel bias, Israel advocates say.

IDF commander to face probe for saying moderate use of force is sometimes necessary when detained terrorist suspects act aggressively.
