NATO

Turkey Urges No Access to NATO Data for Israel

Turkey has decided to renege on an agreement to provide Israel with information about ballistic missile launches from terrorist entities.

Elbit to Supply Finnish Army

Israeli firm awarded contract for Intelligence, Surveillance, Target Acquisition and Reconnaissance program.

NATO Revives Nixon Approach

Can Obama Succeed In Afghanistan Where Nixon Failed In Vietnam?

NATO has made the individual inclination of its member states to leave Afghanistan into a policy

IDF Hosting NATO's Surgeon-Generals

For first time, IDF Medical Corps hosting senior medical officers from NATO member countries.

NATO Ousts Israel from Upcoming Chicago Summit

Israel will not be invited to the upcoming NATO summit that is scheduled to take place May 20-21 in Chicago, said alliance's top official.

Israeli Participation in Upcoming NATO Summit?

The American Jewish Committee has called on the US to get Turkey's veto lifted on Israel's participation in an upcoming NATO Summit.

Turkey to Block EU From NATO Summit Unless OIC Attends

Turkey said it will block EU participation in NATO summit unless the Organization of the Islamic Cooperation (OIC) is allowed to participate

Turkey Punishes Israel, Blocks It from NATO Summit

Turkey has “punished” Israel by blocking it from a NATO summit for not apologizing for killing terrorists on the Mavi Mamara.

Yankees Don't Go Home

Russia's Lavrov Criticizes NATO For Artificial Withdrawal Timing

The NATO Secretary General politely told the Russians to put up or shut up.

Pakistan Taliban Threatens NATO Re-Supply Lines

The Pakistani Taliban has threatened to attack the country's lawmakers if they allow police to reopen NATO supply routes to Afghanistan.

When You're You're Gone

Taliban And Hamid Karzai Compete Over Who Can Snub The Americans

After the Qoran burnings, the killing spree by an American sergeant - and its imminent withdrawal, the US has few friends in Afghanistan.

Karzai Demands NATO Pullback After Murders

Following the murder of 16 Afghans by a US soldier, Afghan president Hamid Karzai wants NATO restricted to its bases and out by 2013.

NATO, Western Nations Pull Advisers from Afghan Ministries

Islamic rage and murderous terror attacks have prompted NATO and Western nations to yank their advisers from Afghan ministries.

Taliban Revenge Attack Near NATO Base Kills 9

Taliban kills nine people at an Afghani NATO base and poisons food at a mess hall in revenge for the U.S. soldiers burning the Koran.

Report: U.S. May Intervene in Syria

A report Saturday said that the United States was planning to intervene militarily in Syria, with or without United Nations authorization.

NATO Not Mulling Involvement in Syria or Iran, Says Commander

Admiral James Stavridis: We're not planning to intervene in either Syria or Ian.

Pakistan to Re-Open Border for NATO

Six weeks after closing its border with Afghanistan to NATO in protest of a friendly-fire incident, Pakistan will re-open it – for a price.

IDF Chief: Terror Groups Threaten World Citizenry

IDF chief of staff Benny Gantz met with his NATO counterparts in Brussels saying the world must cooperate to stop global terrorism

Economy Forces UK Army Rethink

Balance of Power Change: UK to Downsize Army, Rely on Others

Britain's top army officer warned that Britain will have to rely more on local allies as necessary economies on spending will cut manpower.

NATO Driver Killed, Tankers Torched in Afghanistan

For the second time in a week a NATO convoy in Afghanistan has been ambushed after Pakistan closed its borders to the West.

Shiite Shrine Bombings Kill 58, Wound 150 in Kabul

Twin bombings targeting Shiite worshipers in Kabul and Mazar-i-Sharif have resulted in mass casualties.

NATO Opening Gulf Center in Kuwait

NATO is reportedly advancing plans to improve bilateral defense pacts with the GCC amid heightened tensions with Iran.

US Topographer: Israel is Greece and Cyprus' Line of Defense

NYC topotgrapher and recent ZOA awardee Langfan says "Israel is now the heart and soul of NATO’s southeastern flank.”.

Russia Saber-Rattling at US NATO European Nuclear Shield

Russia says it will aim its missiles at the US European nuclear shields deployed in Europe unless Washington addresses its concerns.

IAF Pilots Drill Over Italy

An IAF delegation has returned from Sardinia where it conducted joint exercises with the Italian Air Force.

Libya Has New Prime Minister as NATO Mission Ends

Libya’s interim leadership chooses a new prime minister, while NATO officially ends its seven-month mission in Libya.

Green Berets Honored First at 9/11 Monument

The first statue at Ground Zero honors the Green Berets who responded to the call for a War on Terror after the 9/11 attack on America.

McCain: NATO May Have to Strike Syria

Sen. John McCain says NATO might have to move from Libya to Israel’s back yard in Syria now that Qaddafi is gone.

Russia Now Astride Kosovo

New Russian Presence Complicates Kosovo Impasse on Border

A new ingredient has been introduced by Serbia into the standoff on the border with Kosovo in the form of a Russian base.

Israeli, Turkish Jets Meeting in Air Show

IAF jets to take part in NATO DAYS air show in Czech Republic, for first time in the show's 11 year history.

Israel Denies Turkish Report It Blocked Mission at NATO

Israeli officials say the country may still open an office in the NATO headquarters in Brussels, denying Turkey's claim it blocked the move.

Taliban Touts Kabul Siege as Sign of Strength, Reach

Taliban leaders hailed the 20-hour siege that ended with at least fourteen dead in Kabul this week as a sign of their strength and reach.

Kabul Siege Ends With 14 Dead

A 19 hour standoff between NATO-backed Afghan security and Taliban insurgents in the capital of Kabul has come to an end with 14 killed.

Turkey Manages to Anger Both Israel and Iran

Erdogan has achieved an unusual feat – angering both Israel and Iran, which warned it will ”respond” to a NATO radar system in Turkey.

Rebels, Western Leaders Meet to Map Libya's Future

Libyans rebels met with Western leaders to map their nation's future as strongman Muammar Qaddafi remains at large.

Kidnapped Italian Journalists Freed in Libya

Four kidnapped Italian journalists have been freed after a raid on a house in Tripoli in which they were held hostage.

Chaos in Tripoli; 'This is a NATO War'

NATO bombs Qaddafi’s compound all night, helps rebels reach Tripoli to fight; international journalists say rebels are targeting them.

Libya's Climactic Moment Comes

Analysis: The Inevitable in Libya Came Sooner than Expected

The end of the Qadaffi regime came sooner than expected but the Western intervention is what made it inevitable. Here is why.

Assad Threatens ‘Surprises’ if Foreign Forces Attack

Mubarak and Qaddafi have fallen, yet Assad not only holds onto power but warns he has “surprises” in store if foreign forces intervene.

Qaddafi’s Troops Fight Back in Key City

As rebels continue to advance on Zawiya, Qaddafi's troops fight back, signaling a move toward the capital won't be easy.

Libya: Explosions Near Qaddafi Compound as Rebels Close In

At least seven loud blasts heard near Qaddafi's compound in the capital Tripoli. Meanwhile, rebels continue to close in on the capital.

Afghan Cleaner Shot Dead in NATO Headquarters

An Afghan cleaner has been shot dead inside the headquarters of NATO-led forces in Kabul. Reasons and perpetrator unknown.

Captured General: 'NATO Underestimated Qaddafi Support'

A captured general loyal to eccentric Libyan strongman Muamar Qaddafi says NATO has underestimated the dictator's support.

5 NATO Soldiers Killed in Afghanistan

Five soldiers killed in roadside bomb explosion in Afghanistan. Identities of the casualties not disclosed.

Qadaffi Govt Accuses NATO of Massacre

Libyan authorities accused NATO of a "massacre" of 85 villagers in airstrikes supporting rebel moves in western Libya.

Libya: Khamis Qaddafi Alive

A spokesman for the government of Muammar Qaddafi denied earlier reports the dictators son, Khamis, was slain in a NATO airstrike.

Rebels: Khamis Qaddafi Slain in NATO Airstrike

Rebels say Libyan strongman Muammar Qaddafi's son Khamis was slain in a NATO airstrike in embattled Zliten.

NATO Hands Anti-Taliban Province to Afghans

NATO has handed the fiercely anti-Taliban province of Panjshir over to Afghan control despite broad criticism the move is political.

80 Terrorists Killed in Day-Long Afghan Gun Battle

Some 80 terrorists were killed in a day-long gun battle with Afghan and NATO forces late last week.

Qadaffi Forces Route Rebels at Qawalish

Libyan strongman Muammar Qaddafi proved he wouldn't go silently into the night with a raid that sent rebel plans to advance into disarray.

France Reaches Out to Qadaffi

France has split with NATO policy and is calling for negotiations with Qadaffi.

This Time The Threat May Be For Real

In his valedictory address in Europe retiring Defense Secretary Gates calls imbalance in NATO untenable.

Karzai May Have Shot Himself in the Foot

Hamid Karzai's condemnation of NATO airstrikes could help withdrawal proponents.

UN Trying to Broker Libya Ceasefire

UN sends envoy to Libya; NATO continues air strikes; ICC sets sights on Qaddafi for "crimes against humanity;" Qaddafi: "You cannot kill me!"

NATO Kills Qaddafi’s Son, Three Grandsons

NATO forces, in what may have been attempt to kill Muammar Qaddafi, killed one of his sons and three grandsons. NATO denies they were targeted.

Insurgent's Reverses Expose Strategy Contradictions in Libya

Obama has tried to have a broad coalition, the UN's blessing and Qadhaffi's ouster at the same time. He may have to part with one or more wish.

Turkey Backtracks to Spite Sarkozy

Turkey bitterly opposed the intervention in Libya, but may have to modify its policy or allow France to get the credit.

Iran's Arming of Afghan Insurgents Hits Lethal Level

Although Iran's aid to anti-American Muslim insurgents was known, accusations now have been made on a senior level due to an escalation to rockets.

NATO Mulls Military Move in Libya

US President Barack Obama said Monday that NATO is considering military action in Libya. Both sides to the civil war trade charges of intervention.

The Fairy Tale Stops in Tripoli

The seemingly inexorable march to democracy has stalled in Libya and the Western powers are between a rock and a hard place.