Official: Cuba Willing to Negotiate Release of Alan Gross
Cuban authorities may be ready to negotiate the status of jailed American Alan Gross, a senior Cuban official said.
Cuban authorities may be ready to negotiate the status of jailed American Alan Gross, a senior Cuban official said.

A New Hampshire lawmaker shouted the Nazi salute “Sieg Heil,” at Speaker William O’Brien during a debate on voter identification legislation

Born in New York and raised in Israel, Itamar Gelbman is running in the May 29 Republican Primary in Texas’s Sixth Congressional District.

Five people, including a two-year old baby, were shot and killed in Arizona on Wednesday by a neo-Nazi militia leader, who then shot himself

Iranian lawmaker: Basing of America’s most sophisticated stealth jet fighters in the UAE is U.S.-Israel plot to create regional instability.

Barack Obama was on the defensive at the OAS summit at Cartagena, Columbia.

Don't tell the brilliant TSA watchmen you are a pro-Israel activist - unless you have a few hours to spend under interrogation!

Iran has "advised" neighboring Arab states to reject a US missile shield project that would protect them from Tehran's missiles.

US Ambassador to Israel Dan Shapiro and his wife sent Israel their good wishes for Passover during a tour of Meah She'arim in Jerusalem

US president Barack Obama sought to allay damage from his second high profile open mic gaffe saying he was not hatching secret plots.

US president Barack Obama will exempt Japan and 10 EU states from banking sanctions, allowing trade with Iran.

PA chairman Mahmoud Abbas reportedly told US president Barack Obama he is ready to negotiate with Israel, but insists on preconditions.

US president Barack Obama charged Tehran with violating its citizens freedom and vowed tear down Iran's 'electronic curtain'

US officials are concerned that an Israeli strike on Iran could result in regional war and hundreds of US casualties, after Pentagon games

US Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta told AIPAC the US would use military force to stop Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons.

A dozen US states are on tornado watch after a series of tornadoes ripped open the nation's midsection overnight on Friday.

US president Barack Obama is seeking to shore up his Israel credentials as he prepares for a high-profile meeting with Israel's leader.

Seven US citizens posted a bond of close to USD 5 million to leave Egypt amid a trial over NGO's fomenting unrest and elections meddling

A weeks-long standoff between Washington and Cairo over a travel ban on US citizens in Egypt involved in a campaign funding scandal ends.

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton told lawmakers on Capitol Hill that the US was moving quickly on Iran sanctions

North Korea's new leader Kim Jong-Un agrees to halt uranium enrichment and allow IAEA access in exchange for US food.

Diplomats from Washington and Pyongyang met for the first time since Kim John Il's death to explore restarting multi-lateral talks.

Ankara announced it plans to purchase 100 F-35 joint strike fighters in a move that could erode Israel's regional air superiority.

A string of bombings targeting primarily Shiite targets killed scores and wounded hundreds as Baghdad's political crisis deepens.

MK Ben Ari says that US officials continue to refuse his application for a visa saying his safety is a concern; he says it's politics.

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu is expected to meet with US President Barack Obama in Washington during his March 4-6 AIPAC visit.

Frustration with Iran is boiling over in Jerusalem amid this week's terror attacks targeting Israel's diplomats in Asia.

Iran's parliamentary speaker tells Gulf Arab states there will be 'consequences' if they continue to aid US sanctions on Iran.

A picture, showing Marine troops gathered around an "SS" symbol imprinted on a flag, sparks outrage in Jewish community.
Republicans are fuming over Canada's energy agreement with China and blaming Obama.
A report by NBC claims the Mossad is backing an Iranian terror group in an assassination campaign against Iranian nuclear assets.

US Ambassador to Syria Robert Ford and his remaining staff have closed the embassy in Damascus and traveled by convoy to Jordan.
US Ambassador to Israel Dan Shapiro, and former Ambassador Robert Blackwill, say the answer is clearly yes.

A faux pax by Senator Diane Feinstein outed the presence of Mossad chief Tamir Pardo in Washington to discuss a possible strike on Iran.

Post-Saleh Yemen is beginning to look like the Wild West as the new government and its US allies battle with Al Qaeda, tribesmen.
The Pentagon is refurbishing an ageing ship to serve as a floating platform for commando operations near the Persian Gulf.

US Ambassador to Israel, Dan Shapiro, said the US will not remain idle and be complicit in Iran's bid to destroy the Jewish state.

The top US diplomat in Yemen hailed President Ali Abdullah Saleh's departure from the country as a step towards stability.
US diplomats say the Security Council change-up hasn't changed the fact that the PA statehood bid is a dead letter.
As the US looks towards presidential elections and violence goes stratospheric in Iraq, will Baghdad turn into Obama's perfect storm?
The 22-member Arab League has officially voted to extend the mandate of the observer mission to Syria by one month.
Iran says Western sanctions are having no effect because demand for its oil outstrips its customers' other concerns.

Iran's ambassador to the United Nations says that closing the Strait of Hormuz is an option if "somebody wants to tighten the noose."
Former US ambassador to the UN John Bolton says sanctions won't deter Tehran and Obama's most lasting legacy will be a nuclear armed Iran.
A delegation of four US senators promised military assistance and diplomatic support to Manila in its territorial dispute with China.
TIME Magazine cites "sources" who say Israel's Mossad was responsible for paying and training assassins to kill Iranian nuclear scientists.

Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad railed against capitalism and the US on the last leg of his Latin American tour.
The US has ejected a Venezuelan diplomat believed to have been involved in a cyber-plot to attack servers at US nuclear sites.
Iran's Foreign Ministry thanked the United States Saturday for rescuing 13 of its fishermen from pirates.

Britain is warning Iran it may resort to military action if Tehran attempts to close the Strait of Hormuz to Western oil shipping.

Iranian allied propagandists are pressing Tehran's new anti-Washington claim: al-Qaeda is working for the US.

Iran has threatened to close the Strait of Hormuz to foreign military vessels, much as Qaddafi did with the Gulf of Sidra in the 1980's.
An arson rampage responsible for fifty fires occurs in Los Angeles and the police have a suspect in custody.
Mossad chief Tamir Pardo says a nuclear armed Iran doesn't mean Israel has to "close up and go home."

The Obama administration wants Israel to release arch-terrorist Marwan Barghouti so he can run for election.

Iran claimed that it had observed an American aircraft carrier sailing in the same area where it was conducting military exercises.
Obama administration officials have decided Yemen's outgoing president will be allowed into the US "for medical treatment only."
Iraqi officials say the bombings that killed 69 in Baghdad on Thursday are 'political' as the country faces a deepening sectarian crisis.

US president Barack Obama tried to ramp up his rhetoric against Iran - but continued to focus on sanctions as he discussed the future.

Footage of a downed US stealth drone will be broadcast by Iranian officials, who have invited Russia and China to inspect the craft.
