Observers

'They found her documents in Gaza. Maybe she is alive?'

Roni Eshel's personal documents found in Gaza. 'I don't know what we buried, they didn't let me open the coffin and say goodbye to her.'

Three soldiers serving in Judea/Samaria and dealing daily with Arab terror tell with satisfaction of saving lives.

Five female IDF observers sent to 10 days incarceration after refusing to paint wall at base on Gaza border.

Foreign observers commit hate crime against car of Jewish Hevron resident Elad Fass. Here's how it looks

A large number of incoming draftees - mostly women - have requested to be assigned to watch security cameras.

EU monitors have once again been told by Hamas their services are “not required” at the border crossing between Gaza and Egypt.

United Nations observers have begun to leave Syria as their mission officially expires Sunday night at midnight.

The United Nations calls an end to its military observer mission in Syria, days before its mandate expires.

Ban Ki-moon calls to reduce the number of unarmed military observers in Syria, put more stress on political efforts to end the conflict.

The tiny UN observer force in Syria is under mounting pressure to enforce a UN-brokered ceasefire despite numbering only 30

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has withdrawn tanks and heavy weapons from cities but his forces continue to kill unarmed protesters.

The 88-member Arab Parliament has called for the Arab League to withdraw its observers from Syria saying it is 'giving Assad a cover'

An advisory board within the 22-nation Arab League is warning the organization to yank its monitors from Syria.

Maher Assad, the brother of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, is reported by Arab media as missing.