Peres to New MKs: A Storm Rages Around Us
Peres addresses new MKs, speaks of challenges. ‘Arab world is in turmoil, Iran is a threat.’
Peres addresses new MKs, speaks of challenges. ‘Arab world is in turmoil, Iran is a threat.’
Egyptian President declares a state of emergency in three provinces hit by rioting which has left dozens dead.
Street clashes kill at least 30 people in Egypt's Port Said, after 21 soccer fans sentenced to death over a bloody stadium riot.
Egyptian protesters storm government headquarters and clash with police during mass rallies on the second anniversary of the 2011 uprising.
Tribal leaders, pro-regime loyalists and independent businessmen will sweep Jordan's parliamentary election.
Jordanians skeptical about the outcome of a January 23 election say they will not vote as they are fed up with failures of past parliaments.
The State of Israel “remains the region’s only Free country,” according to a US democracy watchdog organization annual report.
An Egyptian court orders a retrial for former president Hosni Mubarak, after accepting an appeal against the life sentence handed to him.
Arch-terrorist Barghouti calls from his prison cell for a “Palestinian Authority Arab Spring” to force Hamas and Fatah to unify.
Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi reportedly returned Wednesday morning to his palace after violent protesters left the area.
Tens of thousands of Egyptian demonstrators encircle the presidential palace in a growing crisis over Morsi decree.
Egyptian President to address his nation on Thursday, discuss his decree from last week which expands his powers.
Egyptian President says the sweeping new powers he has assumed are only temporary, calls for dialogue.
President Mohammed Morsi insists Egypt is on the path to "freedom and democracy", as protesters hold rallies over his sweeping powers.
A boiling underground volcano of anger has begun to erupt in Jordan. Mass riots follow sharp price hikes. Muslim Brotherhood in the wings.
Bahrain claims that Hizbullah is behing five bombings that killed two Asian expatriates in the capital Manama.
Bad sign for Ahmadinejad: Ayatollah’s representative tells him, “You are turning your supporters into your opponents.”
King Abdullah II says his goal is to stimulate reform away from a “negative” power struggle, a reference to the Muslim Brotherhood.
A video shows an opposition party official was dragged along the ground and beaten to death by a pro-government mob in Tunisia last week.
Thousands of Islamists demonstrate in central Amman to demand reforms, just hours after King Abdullah II dissolves parliament.
The rotten fruits of the Arab Spring have been poor economies, the Arab Monetary Fund says. It also cited the global financial crisis.
US State Department blasts CNN for use of a private journal found amid the wreckage of the attack on the US consulate
With the Damascus regime losing control of the country, the Syrian rebel army gains confidence
Ayalon, in NY for the PA Donor Conference, gives a preview of his speech, telling it like it is.
New information points to former Guantanamo Bay inmate with ties to Al-Qaeda as leader of attack on US Embassy in Libya.
After one magazine's publication of caricatures of Mohammed, France prepares for what they fear may be a violent outburst.
Turkish PM Recep Tayyip Erdogan denounced an anti-Islam video mocking the Prophet Mohammed, but said it cannot justify acts of terror.
In emergency message to Americans in Jordan, U.S. Embassy says it has increased its security.
Netanyahu orders the transfer of a 250 million shekel advance to the PA from tax revenues collected by Israel.
Israeli military and government leaders fear the social protests in the Palestinian Authority will lead to anarchy, seek aid for Ramallah.
Home Front Defense Minister: The Arab world has begun the long journey which ends with Muslim Brotherhood control.
PA Prime Minister Salam Fayyad says he will resign if that's the will of the people, blames Israel for the PA’s financial troubles.
PA Arabs blocked roads and burned tires, demanding lower prices
Hundreds of protesters gather in the main square in Shechem, calling for the ouster of PA Prime Minister Salam Fayyad.
An Islamic Jihad official tells Iran that a popular uprising in Jordan would break the last part of Israel's "security chain."
The Muslim Brotherhood in Syria says that the country post-Assad will be an Islamic state.
The IDF is training for an “Arab Spring” rebellion in Judea and Samaria with a large-scale exercise for the first time in three years.
The leading party in Tunisia's government has reiterated its opposition to normalization of ties with Israel.
The Syrian Army has launched a major military drill, according to an announcement by the country's official SANA news agency.
Libya's outgoing National Transitional Council: Sharia should be the “main” source of legislation.
Jordan's King urges the Islamist opposition to take part in upcoming elections, despite their dissatisfaction with reforms.
Tunisian court sentences former President Ben Ali to life in prison for his role in the deaths of protesters during last year's uprising.
Thousands of Tunisians rioted in their capital city Tuesday over an art exhibition they claimed posed an “insult” to Islam.
The trial of ousted Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak is coming to an end this weekend with a verdict that could decide Egypt's future
The leading candidates headed to Egypt's presidential run-off represent a dichotomy of old vs. new, and status quo vs. political Islam
The fatal stabbing of a Yemenite Jewish leader on Tuesday has raised fears for Jews no longer protected by a benevolent government.
Al Qaeda top terrorist Ayman al-Zawahiri has called on Saudis to oust the ruling al-Saud family calling them corrupt thieves.
Presidential campaigns in Egypt have been halted ahead of a two-day poll that will, when finished, mark a transition to civilian rule
Syria's ongoing unrest has ignited the worst violence in Beirut since the 2008 clashes that almost plunged Lebanon into civil war
Egyptian forces shut down an Iranian radio station that has operated in Cairo for nine years ahead of the upcoming presidential vote
Islamists suffer surprising defeat in Algeria's parliamentary elections, in contrast to other Arab Spring countries.
UN-Arab envoy Kofi Annan and peacekeeping chief Herve Ladsous say Assad's forces continue their assault despite cease-fire committments
The Obama administration “nurtures” Arab Spring rebellions, which have been promoted as democratic but so far have yielded anarchy.
The northern trading city of Aleppo, relatively quiet until recently, has finally been dragged into Syria's growing civil war.
Jordan swears in a cabinet, led by Prime Minister Fayez Tarawneh and tasked with pushing for reforms.
Egypt's military rulers and pro-democracy protesters sparred over who sparked a series of deadly clashes that has left 20 protesters dead
Special envoy Kofi Annan told the Security Council that the situation in Syria is 'bleak' and expressed 'alarm' as violence continues
Tunisia's tourism minister: the annual Jewish pilgrimage to Djerba should be maintained.
Ten presidential candidates – including the top 3 contenders – were disqualified en masse on Monday.
Tunis' Islamist government has decided its country's beaches and bars will remain open in an effort to revitalize the nation's economy.