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The Israeli military said Friday it had found a tunnel from Gaza to Israel, with security sources telling the Jerusalem Post it's the biggest yet uncovered,
Police arrested two youths accused of throwing stones at right-wing Israeli officials visiting the Temple Mount in Jerusalem Thursday, officials said.
Two students died in clashes with security forces Wednesday as university students across Egypt protested harsh government prison sentences, officials said.
The Lebanese military is commended for its commitment to peace in light of its vast security obligations, a UNIFIL official said Wednesday.
An Israeli airstrike hit Syrian army targets Wednesday in response to an attack on an Israeli military vehicle a day earlier in Golan Heights, officials said.
Lebanon's army detonated a car rigged with explosives and arrested suspects in Ras Baalbek, Lebanon, a spillover of the crisis in neighboring Syria.
The 90 million older U.S. adults who have trouble reading books or the computer may be helped by training the brain to compensate, researchers say.
The Lebanese Ministry of Information reported Tuesday the security situation in the northern city of Tripoli has deteriorated dramatically.
Engineering company Foster Wheeler said Tuesday it landed a contract from a Shell subsidiary in Iraq to help overhaul facilities tied to the Majnoon oil field.
Syrian soldiers Sunday seized the rebel-held town of Yabrud in the strategic Qalamun region near the Lebanese border, Syrian state-run media report.
Unknown gunmen killed six Egyptian soldiers at a military police checkpoint near Cairo early Saturday, an official said.
The Saudi Arabian Interior Ministry has issued a list of 50 names banned for cultural or religious reasons, including Linda, Amir and Sandy.
Syrian Foreign Minister Walid al-Muallem was in stable condition Friday after undergoing bypass surgery in Beirut hospital, medical officials said.
Syrian Information Minister Omran al-Zoubi said Friday the U.N.'s peace envoy, Lakhdar Brahimi, should stay out of the country's internal affairs.
If Syrian President Bashar runs for re-election, opposition leaders likely will walk away from peace talks, a U.N.-Arab League envoy to Syria said.
Rebel fighters in Syria say they are worried they are losing the battle, but will continue fighting.
An attack on a military bus Thursday killed one soldier and injured three other military personnel in eastern Cairo, an army representative said.
Israeli leaders Thursday urged Palestinian Authority head Mahmoud Abbas to condemn random rocket fire on Israel and warned of a similar action on Gaza.
Hezbollah Deputy Secretary-General Naim Qassem said his movement in Lebanon is ready to stand up to Israeli aggression.
The Egyptian subsidiary of German energy company RWE Dea said Thursday it was making important progress on developing the North African country's gas reserves.
Israel launched its second airstrike on Gaza in two days Wednesday, responding to a barrage of rockets, military officials said.
The Israeli legislature approved a plan Tuesday to conscript previously exempt haredi, Israeli men studying in seminaries, into the military forces.
An Israeli air strike on Gaza killed three Palestinians Tuesday morning amid increasing violence and tension in the region.
A 19-month-old refugee boy from Syria hospitalized in Taanayel, Lebanon, is suspected of having polio, health officials say.
Most Israelis believe U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry is more interested in his place in history than in Israel's security, a poll issued Tuesday indicated.
The Syrian government has come under criticism from its supporters over its uneven efforts to secure the release of detainees held by rebel forces.
Palestinian refusal to recognize Israel as a Jewish state and insistence on the right of return imperils the peace talks, Israel's prime minister said Tuesday.
A Palestinian man killed as he crossed the border between Jordan and the West Bank attacked an Israeli soldier, the Israeli military said Monday.
Hidden weapons recovered last week from an intercepted shipment from Iran to Gaza included rockets and mortar shells, the Israeli military said.
Thirteen Greek Orthodox nuns held by Syrian rebels since December were released as part of a prisoner exchange, officials said.
Partners operating the Tamar gas field off the Israeli coast said Monday a deal is in the works to sell gas to a company building an Israeli power plant.
Weapons experts at Israel's naval base in Eilat were trying to determine the type of rockets found on a ship captured by Israeli naval vessels, officials said.
A cargo vessel allegedly carrying Iranian weapons destined for Gaza arrived Saturday in an Israeli port.
Egypt's newly-appointed cabinet has passed a law to regulate the country's upcoming presidential polls, officials said.
Saudi Arabia added the Muslim Brotherhood, Hezbollah and two Syrian-based groups to its list of terrorist organizations Friday, officials said.
The international community must back Middle East peace efforts based on a two-state solution, Jordan's King Abdullah said Friday.
Three rockets fired from Syria landed on the outskirts of two villages in Bekaa Valley on Friday, authorities said. There were no reports of casualties.
The Jordanian government said it signed natural gas deals with Egypt and discussed the prospects for future oil cooperation with Iraq.
Israeli President Shimon Peres reached out to Muslim countries Thursday, holding an Internet session with people from North Africa and the Middle East.
Some Muslim scholars in Egypt are objecting to the upcoming release of biblical film "Noah" because it violates a ban on depicting prophets in art.
Maronite bishops, ripping Israel's latest airstrike on Hezbollah, Wednesday said Syrian airstrikes on Lebanon were the price of intervening in the crisis.
Israeli naval forces in the Red Sea Wednesday intercepted a vessel carrying medium-range missiles, officials said, adding that Iran was behind the shipment.
The Israeli military said it is soon releasing a smart phone application that will allow users to receive emergency alerts for missile strikes.
An American activist Tuesday said Egyptian police detained her at the airport in Cairo and broke her arm before she was deported to Turkey.
Resistance is a fixed part of the national identity of Lebanon, Hezbollah Deputy Secretary-General Naim Qassem said Tuesday.
A court in Cairo banned all Hamas activity in Egypt and ordered the Hamas office in Cairo closed during the espionage trial of ousted President Mohamed Morsi.
The Shiite Islamic militant group Hezbollah denied reports Monday Israel's air force bombed an arms shipment traveling from Syria to Lebanon last week.
Emirati energy company Dana Gas said it was overhauling its el-Wastani natural gas plant in Egypt to increase its production by 25 percent.
New Egyptian Prime Minister Ibrahim Mahlab addressed the nation for the first time Sunday, focusing, he said, on the restoration of stability and security.
Thousands filled a Jerusalem street Sunday to protest proposed legislation to include the ultra-conservative in Israel's draft, authorities said.
The Israeli military has increased the alert level on the Golan Heights and provided heavily armored vehicles for its soldiers, officials said.
Roger Federer upset Novak Djokovic in a semifinal match Friday and will meet Tomas Berdych for the Dubai Tennis Championships title.
The Lebanese Ministry of Information said Friday a town near the border with Syria was hit by three missiles from across the border with no injuries reported.
Israel has completed testing on Elbit Systems' SkyShield that protects commercial aircraft against surface-to-air missiles, one of a trio of advanced military systems the Jewish state has unveiled in recent weeks.
The post-revolution political landscape in Egypt is characterized by censorship and a general lack of full participation, the U.S. State Department said.
Gunfights between Yemeni troops and the allied al-Islah group against Zaidi Shiite rebels resulted in the deaths of 24 people Friday, officials said.
Jordanian officials say shale oil exploration in the country could save it an estimated $300 million per year in heavy oil and diesel imports.
Israel's Magal Security Systems Ltd. said Thursday it has received $8 million in contracts to help improve security at correctional facilities in North America.
Egypt may be in the throes of political turmoil, but the government has launched a diplomatic offensive aimed at stopping Ethiopia building a huge $4.8 billion hydroelectric dam on the Nile that Cairo says will be a disaster for the Arab world's most populous nation.
An Egyptian appeals court on Thursday upheld 10-year prison sentences for two railway workers convicted in a train crash that killed 47 children.
The government needs a plan to give gas masks to citizens, says the mayor of an Israeli town who charges a decision to end distribution is shortsighted.
The gun used by convicted killer Samuel Sheinbein in an Israeli prison shootout belonged to a man who says it was stolen last year, officials said Thursday.
As Syria's civil war lurches toward its fourth year, Hezbollah and Iraqi Shiite irregulars it trained to fight the Americans are engaged in a swelling battle in the Qalamoun mountains on Lebanon's eastern border against Sunni rebels seeking to topple the Damascus regime.
Tomas Berdych extended his winning streak to 10 matches with a straight-set decision in quarterfinal play of the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships.
An Egyptian court suspended the trial of ousted president Mohamed Morsi and other defendants on Thursday following a defense lawyer's request for new judges.
The Lebanese Ministry of Information said Thursday the Israeli military intensified foot and mounted patrols near the southern border region.
Two United Arab Emirates air force pilots died Thursday when the aircraft they were flying during training crashed, military officials said.
The Israeli military was on heightened alert along the border with Lebanon Thursday after the Shiite Hezbollah movement vowed revenge for an Israeli airstrike.
Syrian forces loyal to President Bashar Assad have killed 175 rebels in southern Damascus, military officials said.
Novak Djokovic cruised to a win but Roger Federer had to overcome a series of breaks Wednesday at the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships.
The assassination of Abu Khalid al-Suri -- personal representative of al-Qaida chief Ayman al Zawahiri -- in northern Syria this week is expected to intensify fierce infighting between jihadist groups that's seriously weakening the rebellion against the regime of President Bashar Assad.
The Lebanese military, following reports of Israeli border violations, said Wednesday it scheduled air patrols over parts of the country overnight.
An Egyptian military court trying two journalists should end their trial and free them immediately, human rights group Amnesty International said.
The Freedom and Justice Party, the Muslim Brotherhood's political arm, said Wednesday the old military guards were again holding the reins of power in Egypt.
Jordanian members of Parliament called for the end to a peace treaty with Israel in reaction to Israel mulling sovereignty over the al-Aqsa mosque compound.
A criminal court in Cairo issued death sentences in absentia Wednesday for 26 people accused of forming a terrorist group to target ships in the Suez Canal.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said in Jerusalem Tuesday Germany will not participate in any boycott against Israel.
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu pledged to advance peace efforts with the Palestinians after talks with Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany, whose government says it will pay one-third of the cost of Israel's sixth German-built submarine.
Defending champion Novak Djokovic posted a solid straight-set victory Tuesday in a first-round match of the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships.
Israeli warplanes have reportedly hit a convoy on the Syria-Lebanon border carrying anti-aircraft missiles from war-torn Syria to Hezbollah, amid growing Israeli concerns about a threat to its northern border.
Five people were injured after unknown assailants threw a grenade at a shop on Tuesday in Petah Tikva, Israel, police said.
The Muslim Brotherhood said Tuesday the resignation of the Egyptian government doesn't absolve Cabinet officials of crimes against the people.
Seven Egyptians were found shot to death near Benghazi, Libya, a security services spokesman for the city said.
Three people were arrested and two police officers were injured Tuesday in clashes between Muslim rioters and police on Temple Mount in Jerusalem.
Israeli warplanes struck a reputed arms shipment near the Lebanon-Syria border that was going to Hezbollah militants, Lebanese and other Arab media reported.
The Israeli military intelligence unit is expanding to combat the threat of jihadists in neighboring Syria, officials said.
Israeli arms dealers Eli Cohen and Avichai Weinstein reportedly have been arrested on suspicion of trying to smuggle F-4 fighter components to Iran amid a shake-up in the Defense Ministry over concerns that supervision of arms exports is too lax.
Nearly two dozen militants were charged Monday for their role in bombings in a Hezbollah stronghold in Beirut, a military judge said.
Roger Federer swept through a first-round win Monday at the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships.
The lengthy imprisonment of American Jewish spy Jonathan Pollard smacks of anti-Semitism, a member of the Israeli Parliament charged.
Palestinian refusal to recognize the Jewish state is the key obstacle to peace, says Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu.
Five people were arrested in the attempted smuggling of large quantities of weapons into Jordan from war-torn Syria, the Jordanian military said Monday
Al-Qaida's top emissary in Syria was killed in a suicide bombing after he was asked to mediate between the country's two main al-Qaida groups, officials said.
Israel "does not stand alone" in finding its way through the maze of crises and conflicts in the Middle East, Germany's top diplomat said Monday.
Egyptian Prime Minister Hazem el-Beblawi announced Monday his military-backed Cabinet has resigned.
A Maryland murder suspect was shot and killed Sunday in a gun fight with Israeli prison guards, officials said.
An Egyptian court Sunday adjourned the trial of former President Mohamed Morsi until later in the week.
An Israeli legal rights group has urged the British-based charity Oxfam to cut ties with Palestinian organizations linked to terrorist groups.
Hezbollah and the Lebanese military both condemned a weekend car-bomb explosion in Hermel that killed two soldiers and a civilian.
An explosion in Egypt caused by a World War II munition remnant killed two children and injured another Sunday, authorities said.
A car bomb exploded in the Syrian border town of Atmah Sunday, killing 10 people and injuring 50 others, officials said.
An Israeli court Sunday sentenced a bus driver to 8 years in prison for a 2008 crash that killed 24 Russian travel agents.
Six former police officers were acquitted Saturday of killing protesters in Alexandria during Egypt's 2011 uprising.
American Venus Williams scored a convincing 6-3, 6-0 victory over Alize Cornet Saturday to win the Dubai Open Tennis Championships.
Minor clashes in Egypt between police and supporters of former President Mohamed Morsi were reported Friday, the state news agency said.
BAE, the world's third biggest defense company, has secured an agreement with Saudi Arabia over the pricing of 72 Eurofighter Typhoon strike jets after two years of fraught negotiations and unsuccessful efforts to export the aircraft elsewhere.
The United Nations Children's Fund launched a $2.2 billion appeal to help nearly 60 million children in crisis situations, mostly in Syria, officials said.
The level of political violence in Ukraine is unfortunate, but it's nothing compared with the level of repression in Egypt, the Muslim Brotherhood said Friday.
Alize Cornet beat world No. 1 Serena Williams for the first time Friday and denied an all-Williams final at the WTA's Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships.
The U.N. Interim Force in Lebanon said Friday its vehicles were damaged when a convoy was attacked in southern Lebanon, though no injuries were reported.
A Saudi man's punishment for beating his mother and breaking her tooth will be having one of his own teeth broken, 2,400 lashes and five years in prison.
Hezbollah is taking a beating in Lebanon from Sunni jihadists who have turned the tables on the Iranian-backed movement by battering its strongholds with a weapon the Shiite fundamentalists themselves unleashed with deadly effect on their Israeli and U.S. foes in the 1980s -- suicide bombers.
A Cairo court Thursday sentenced Mubarak-era official Anas al-Fiqqi to a year of hard labor after charges of illegal gains through abuse of power.
Israel has signed its first gas export deal, selling gas worth $500 million to Arab peace partner Jordan, but debate over whether the Jewish state will export the bulk of its gas via undersea pipeline or by tanker as liquefied natural gas is still unresolved.
The director of the U.N. mission in Lebanon, Maj. Gen. Paolo Serra, said Thursday he was pleased with "strong words of support" from the new government.
World No. 1 Serena Williams and her sister Venus Williams advanced to the semifinals of the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships with wins Thursday.
A refusal to explain a deadly drone attack on a wedding convoy in Yemen raises concerns whether the United States is fulfilling its policy, a rights group said.
The death toll from suicide car bombings at the Iranian Cultural Center near Beirut, Lebanon, rose to 10 after more human remains were found, an official said.
Three journalists with al-Jazeera pleaded not guilty Thursday in an Egyptian court to having links to terrorism and spreading false news, officials say.
A trial for three al-Jazeera correspondents in Egypt was adjourned until March 5 after they pleaded not guilty to terrorism charges, al-Jazeera said Thursday.
Israel's chief military prosecutor on the West Bank says the army plans to give Palestinian suspects summonses instead of arresting them in night raids.
Two suicide bombers killed five people in a Hezbollah-controlled district of Beirut Wednesday, graphically underlining how although Lebanon now has a government of "national interest" after 11 months of political gridlock, the country's increasingly becoming a battlefield between Sunni and Shiite militants.
Qualifier Flavia Pennetta won eight consecutive games Wednesday in beating No. 2-seed Agnieszka Radwanska at the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships.
Ten student supporters of ousted Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi will serve three years in jail for attending unauthorized protests, a judge ruled Wednesday.
Israeli President Shimon Peres said Wednesday he would oppose any move to extend his term by a year.
Two car bombings targeting the Iranian Cultural Center in Beirut killed at least eight people, including the bombers, Wednesday, security officials said.
Anti-Arab Jewish extremists carrying out so-called price-tag attacks are terrorists, Israeli Environmental Protection Minister said Wednesday.
Dana Gas has signed agreements with the Egyptian government to explore for natural resources in eastern Nile Delta waters, the Emirati energy company said.
Military showdowns are being prepared in Syria, rebel leaders say, after regime and opposition representatives failed to reach consensus in talks last week.
Mortar shells from battles between the Syrian army and anti-government rebels exploded in Israel-occupied Golan Heights Tuesday, an Israeli newspaper reported.
An Egyptian man and woman will stand trial for allegedly spying for Israel, Egypt's top prosecutor said Tuesday.
Eleven people were killed in a clash between separatists and Yemeni government soldiers Tuesday in the southern city of Daleh, officials said.
World No. 1 Serena Williams overcame an early deficit before claiming a second-round win Tuesday at the WTA's Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships.
Russia's discussions with Egypt on a $3 billion arms deal underlines a major drive by Moscow to boost arms sales in the Middle East as it strives to upgrade its once powerful defense industry with a 10-year, $755 billion spending program.
Syrian Prime Minister Wael al-Halqi extended a note of congratulation Tuesday to his Lebanese counterpart, Tammam Salam, for forming a new government.
Four Syrians who had been living in Egypt for many years were found stabbed to death in their Alexandria home, security officials said.
Israeli weapons smugglers tried to send jet fighter parts to Iran through Greece in violation of an Iran arms embargo, Greek newspaper ekathimerini.com reports.
The Egyptian military said Monday a raid on suspected terrorists on the Sinai peninsula resulted in five deaths and three arrests.
Two Egyptian teenagers have been sentenced to 15 years in prison by a Cairo court after being convicted of raping and killing a child, officials said.
Venus Williams posted a straight-set win Monday in first-round play of the WTA's Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships.
Israeli officials said the death toll from an explosion in Acre rose from two to five Monday after rescuers reported finding three more bodies in the debris.
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry is not anti-Semitic, and America is "our greatest ally," Israel's economy minister said Monday.
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu's Likud political party can strip him of some of his leadership powers, an Israeli judge ruled Monday.
Secretary of State John Kerry blamed the Syrian regime for the peace-talks impasse while Syria's foreign minister said Washington created a negative atmosphere.
Three Korean tourists and an Egyptian driver died Sunday when a device exploded on their bus during a sightseeing trip in the Sinai, security officials said.
The lawyer representing ousted Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi and 35 other Muslim Brotherhood members said Sunday he has withdrawn from the trial.
The killing of a man gunned down Saturday near a Tel Aviv beach and shopping center appears to be a mob hit, Israeli police said.
Lebanon has formed a new Cabinet, split between Western-leaning factions and those led by Hezbollah, the government said Saturday.
Nineteen armed members of the Muslim Brotherhood have been arrested in the town of Ismailia, an Egyptian military spokesman said Saturday.
An archaeological team working in Egypt on Luxor's west bank reports it has discovered a rare wooden human-shaped sarcophagus from the 17th dynasty.
Satellite data released by the University of California, Irvine, shows the world's water supply is disappearing fast because of agricultural demand, an expanding population, energy production and climate change, with the Middle East, Africa and Asia in particular facing crisis in the next few years.
Clashes across Egypt between pro-Morsi protesters and security forces Friday left two dead, one a boy, 12, in the city of Samalut, authorities said.
The Egyptian government said it signed oil and natural gas exploration deals with Middle East and European companies on behalf of a national holding company.
Twenty-nine prisoners escaped the central prison in Sanaa, Yemen, during an attack on the facility that killed seven guards, an Interior Ministry official said.
Heavily armed men staged a car bomb and gun attack on Yemen's central prison Thursday night, freeing a number of prisoners, an Interior Ministry official said.
As Lebanon's political leaders and sectarian chieftains squabble over who will control the Energy Ministry and the oil and gas bonanza in the eastern Mediterranean, Energy Minister Gebran Bassil accuses rivals of "conspiring against our oil."
Asylum seekers from Africa rallied Thursday outside a United Nations office in Tel Aviv, asking for help in remaining in Israel.
A computer glitch affecting credit card payments caused major headaches for consumers and businesses in Israel Thursday, a processing equipment company said.
Jihadist rebels fighting the Damascus regime in Syria's 3-year-old civil war are holed up in one of the country's most iconic historic sites, the 13th century Krak des Chevaliers castle built by the Crusaders.
Israeli police said they found a gun that was given as a gift from deceased Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein during a search of a suspect.
The Muslim Brotherhood said a European Union conclusion on developments in Egypt overlooks the broader issues, adding the EU is burying its head in the sand.
Some 16 human rights organizations have demanded investigations into allegations of torture and sexual assault of protesters held in Egyptian prisons.
Libya is failing in its judicial obligations to Saif al-Islam, Moammar Gadhafi's son, and other high-ranking detainees, Human Rights Watch said Thursday.
A message from the al-Qaida cell that took credit for a November attack on the Iranian Embassy in Beirut warns Hezbollah of more attacks to come.
Despite a widespread crackdown on government dissent, Egypt's top prosecutor maintained Wednesday the country does not hold any political prisoners.
The Lebanese Army said Wednesday it has arrested a suspected terrorist and recovered and disarmed two car bombs that were to be detonated soon.
An Israeli yeshiva, or school, won approval Wednesday to build a second campus in a contested East Jerusalem suburb, the city planning committee said.
Supporters of Lebanese Olympic skier Jackie Chamoun came to her defense after politicians criticized her for topless photographs she posed for three years ago.
A small convoy brought aid Wednesday to the besieged Syrian rebel quarter of Homs following a weekend attack on a similar effort that left five people dead.
Israel Aerospace Industries Ltd. debuted its Super Heron UAV at the 2014 Singapore Airshow.
An Egyptian employee at the U.S. Embassy in Cairo who worked as a liaison to the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood has been detained, embassy officials said.
A European Union move to use funds frozen by sanctions to help pay for elimination of chemical weapons is illegal, the Syrian government said.
Students and teachers at a Jewish school in Beersheba, Israel, said their building was covered in swastikas when they arrived Wednesday morning.
Gunmen killed three policemen in a drive-by shooting early Wednesday morning in Ismailiya, Egypt, authorities said.
The president of the European parliament was heckled by members of the Israeli parliament Wednesday as he discussed the Palestinian peace process.
U.S. officials are alleging that Iranian intelligence is actively aiding al-Qaida fighters in war-torn Syria, even though the jihadists are battling to bring down Syrian President Bashar Assad, Tehran's key Arab ally.
Peace talks Tuesday between the Syrian government and opposition representatives were "laborious" and fruitless, U.N. mediator Lakhdar Brahimi said.
The Israeli military said it attacked an underground rocket launcher in Gaza Tuesday to retaliate for a Palestinian rocket attack on southern Israel.
For the fourth time this year, militants Tuesday in the Sinai Peninsula in Egypt bombed a gas pipeline servicing an area industrial zone, state media reported.
Yemen will become a six-region federation as part of its political transformation, its state-run news agency reported Monday.
The United Nations says a third shipment of chemical weapons seized in Syria is headed to destruction aboard a Norwegian cargo vessel.
Even as the United States strives to achieve détente with Iran, a key U.S. ally in the Persian Gulf, is seeking to buy 30 Lockheed Martin F-16 Block 61 combat jets and upgrade the 79 Block 60 aircraft it already possessed.
Hezbollah has no right to hold political developments in Lebanon hostage, a member of the Future Movement, a Western-backed party, said Monday.
Yemeni President Abdu Rabbo Mansour Hadi said he would delay opening a commission of inquiry into past government abuses until at least June.
At least three people died and five others were injured Sunday when a car bomb exploded near Yemen's Oil Ministry building in Sanaa, officials said.
Leftist Egyptian politician Hamdeen Sabbahi said he will run for president in this year's elections.
Israel said the motorcyclist who reportedly narrowly escaped death in a Sunday airstrike was a member of a Palestinian jihadist ring.
Workers for the Arab Red Crescent said four of their colleagues were wounded in the harrowing relief mission to Homs, Syria, this weekend.
A hotel fire in the Saudi Arabian city of Medina killed 13 religious pilgrims and injured 136, officials said.
Egyptian paramedics said they may refuse to handle cases of suspected bird flu because the government has not given them a flu shot.
A group of Israeli lawmakers has proposed raising the pittance salary given to members of the nation's compulsory military ranks.
Egyptian television host and satirist Bassem Youssef's show "al-Bernameg" has returned to air three months after it was suspended.
The trial of former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak resumed in Cairo Saturday after being suspended for a half hour when his blood pressure spiked.
Mortar fire in violation of a temporary cease-fire delayed a U.N. convoy from delivering relief supplies to Homs, Syria, Saturday, authorities said.
Mothers in the United Arab Emirates must breastfeed their children for the first two years of their lives, legislators in the country have decided.
Israel will reportedly collaborate with India, one of its key arms customers, to develop an integrated missile-defense system intended primarily to counter Chinese nuclear and conventional missiles.
A Lebanese political slate, which enjoys Western support, said Friday it was time for Iran to "keep its hands off" internal affairs.
Syria's government will participate in a second round of peace talks with rebel representatives in Switzerland next week, a government official said Friday.
Two bombs detonated on a bridge in central Cairo Friday, injuring six people, police said.
All sides in the Syrian civil war are keeping humanitarian aid from reaching civilians, a group of independent U.N. experts said Thursday.
Amid reports of an Israeli airstrike on advanced Russian-built S-300 air-defense missiles in the Syrian port of Latakia, military chiefs and missile specialists are delivering stark warnings of the 170,000 missiles and rockets they say are in the hands of the Jewish state's enemies.
Rebel fighters took control of a prison Thursday in Aleppo, Syria, where human rights advocates reported government barrel bombs killed 11 civilians.
Reports Egyptian Army Gen. Abdel Fattah al-Sisi told a Kuwaiti newspaper he would be a presidential candidate are false, an army spokesman said.
Three Israeli settlers were arrested Wednesday for allegedly carrying out so-called price tag vandalism in a neighboring Palestinian village, police said.
Black holes formed from the earliest stars in the universe began heating gas throughout space later than cosmologists have thought, Israeli scientists say.
The Jordanian government says it will begin enforcing a 2008 anti-smoking law that includes a ban on cafes that provide hookahs or water pipes.
A Saudi court sentenced journalist Wajdi al-Ghazzawi to 12 years in prison for disobeying the ruler and accusing the kingdom of terrorism.
A misplaced cellphone has led to 14 Israeli air force pilots being disciplined after top secret information was found on their smartphones, officials say.
There are growing concerns Israel may soon unleash a new punitive operation against the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip after the military reported a dramatic increase in rocket attacks in January.
Since the civil war in Syria began, children have been subjected to abuse, ranging from blocked access to school and aid to sexual violence, a U.N. report said.
A Saudi man has lost more than 700 pounds six months after the country's king ordered him hospitalized, the head of the patient's medical team says.
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said Syrian President Bashar Assad's regime showed "its true colors" in an attack that killed at least 26 people in Aleppo.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel's new coalition government is reported to be pushing hard to nail down a $1.9 billion contract with Saudi Arabia for 100 patrol boats expected to be built by the Lurssen shipyard of Bremen.
Knesset Member Zevulun Kalfa said he has submitted to a bill calling for the elimination of Israel's largely ceremonial position of president.
A Dutch al-Jazeera journalist has fled Egypt after she and 19 others were referred to a criminal court for terrorism-related charges.
The trial of ousted Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi, charged with inciting the killing of protesters as president, resumed briefly Tuesday before adjourning.
Two Yemeni soldiers died and 12 were injured after gunmen opened fire on a military bus, which was then hit by a bomb in Sanaa, a military official said.
Archaeologists report they've uncovered a 4,600-year-old step pyramid near the Egyptian city of Edfu built decades before the Great Pyramid at Giza.
Elbit Systems says it is delivering its new Hermes 900 unmanned aerial vehicle to three foreign states, as well as the Israeli military, underlining how the Jewish state's defense industry has become one of the world's top exporters of UAVs.
Israel archaeologists say they've been able to pinpoint the moment when domesticated camels arrived in the southern Levant region of the eastern Mediterranean.
Lockheed Martin and EMC Corp. have joined to fund, research and develop technology in Israel with local companies and organizations.
Families of nine people killed in an Israeli raid on a Turkish aid flotilla in 2010 have been offered $20 million in compensation, senior Western diplomats say.
A Nobel Prize-winning chemist met with Israeli lawmakers and officials Monday as he kicked off a campaign to win support for a run for the presidency.
Lebanese Prime Minister-designate Tammam Salam is pushing ahead with a Cabinet list despite reservations from a pro-Hezbollah official, a political leader said.
Al-Qaida disavowed Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant, whose members have had deadly clashes with Syrian rebels, a statement on jihadist websites said.
The Muslim Brotherhood said the African Union's decision not to invite Egypt to a summit was a sign of frustration with the country's military leadership.
Two people died Monday in a car bomb explosion in Petah Tikva in central Israel, police said.
Four explosions rocked the Yemeni capital of Sanaa Monday, causing some injuries, YemenOnline reported.
Emirati energy company Dana Gas disclosed it was seeking confirmation of its rights under energy deals with the Kurdish government in Iraq at a London tribunal.
Egypt's state security court charged three Egyptians and five Israelis with espionage on behalf of Israel.
Measures are being taken to protect Lebanese political figures who are facing death threats, Interior Minister Marwan Charbel said.
The Syrian army carried out air raids on the city Aleppo, leaving about 90 people dead, including women and children, officials said.
Stephen Gallacher had birdies on two of the final three holes Sunday to secure a one-stroke victory at the European Tour's Omega Dubai Desert Classic.
An Egyptian court Sunday acquitted an al Jazeera photographer and 61 supporters of deposed President Mohamed Morsi who were arrested during clashes in July.
The terror group Ansar Beit al-Maqdis, based in Sinai, claimed responsibility Saturday for a rocket attack on Israel.
A crowd of people in Lebanon mistook a thief -- running from a shopkeeper toward a mosque -- for a suicide bomber, sparking momentary panic, police said.
Ousted Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi and 14 others turned their backs on judges at the start of their trial in Cairo Saturday, officials said.
Defending champion Stephen Gallacher fired a 9-under-par-63 Saturday and grabbed the lead after three rounds of the European Tour's Omega Dubai Desert Classic.
Egypt has been cracking down on journalists working in the country, making it difficult for them to do their jobs, U.N. human rights officials said Friday.
As deeply divided Lebanon struggles to form a new government after 10 months of political paralysis, one of the key issues is which faction will control the Energy Ministry and the development of potentially rich offshore gas fields.
Clashes broke out Friday across Cairo after protests supporting ousted Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi, a news website reported.
The chief of Israel's Military Intelligence has warned that the Jewish state is under sustained cyberattack amid "the biggest revolution in warfare, more than gunpowder and the utilization of air power in the past century."
Rory McIlroy used an 18th-hole birdie Friday to take a one-stroke lead halfway through the European Tour's Omega Dubai Desert Classic.
A leading Israeli mobster who had been in prison in the United States was transferred to a prison in his homeland Thursday, officials said.
Israeli defense company Elbit Systems Ltd. is touting achievements of its unmanned aerial systems business sector, particularly sales of its Hermes 900 system.
Satellite evidence and witness statements indicate that Syrian authorities unlawfully razed thousands of residential homes, Human Rights Watch said Thursday.
Bahrain has the opportunity to improve the government's image by investigating the recent police shooting of two suspects, Human Rights Watch said Thursday.
Rory McIlroy fired a 9-under-par 63 Thursday and owns the lead after the first round of the European Tour's Omega Dubai Desert Classic.
A Yemeni man was arrested and charged for allegedly trying to marry off his 8-year-old daughter to one of his relatives, authorities said.
Interior Minister Gideon Sa'ar said 773 asylum seekers left Israel under the voluntary emigration program in January -- a dramatic increase from recent months.
Three militants died in a gunfight with Egyptian troops in the northern Sinai Peninsula, state news agency MENA reported.
Syrian rebels, some of which are aligned with al-Qaida, may be financing their rebel campaign through the sale of oil, an Emirati oil executive said.
Israeli Economy Minister Naftali Bennett said Wednesday criticisms he made of the prime minister's Palestinian policy were not intended as an insult.
Three people were fined after they were found liable for the death of a child who drowned in a United Arab Emirates hotel pool, a judiciary officer said.
Threats against Israel remain, even if its neighbors show little interest in war, the country's military intelligence chief said Wednesday in Tel Aviv.
The Muslim Brotherhood said Wednesday support for a presidential bid by ruling Field Marshall Abdel Fattah al-Sisi is evidence of a military coup.
Egyptian prosecutors said they have referred four foreign al-Jazeera journalists and 16 Egyptians to a criminal court to face terrorism-related charges.
Syrian security forces killed at least 83 people, including eight children and three women, in attacks across the country Tuesday, a human rights group said.
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas said in an interview aired Tuesday a three-year transition period for the West Bank was all he could accept.
Egypt's army chief, newly promoted Field Marshal Abdel-Fatteh el-Sissi, is expected to run for president of the Arab world's most population nation, heightening concerns the military seeks to restore the security state overthrown in a pro-democracy uprising in February 2011.
Retired U.S. Gen. David Petraeus, speaking in Israel Tuesday, said secrets leaker Edward Snowden had done "enormous" damage to U.S. intelligence gathering.
A man has agreed to a prison sentence as part of a plea deal for his attempts to spy on Israel for Iran, Israeli court officials said.
Former Egyptian Prime Minister Ahmed Shafiq said he wouldn't run for president if Field Marshall Abdel Fattah al-Sisi declares his candidacy.
The trial of ousted Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi on charges of collaborating with Hamas and Hezbollah to escape from prison adjourned until February.
There was a more than 50 percent jump in the number of terror attacks in the West Bank from 2012 to 2013, Israel's Shin Bet General Security Service said.
An aide to Egypt's interior minister was shot and killed in front of his home in Giza Tuesday, the ministry said.
Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu has been getting parental advice from ultra-Orthodox Jews with the news his son is dating a Norwegian non-Jew.
A blood test reveals an individual's risk of developing type-2 diabetes before it develops -- far earlier than previously believed, researchers in Israel say.
Israel's military planners and high-tech defense industry must accelerate development of robotic and unmanned systems that will dominate the future battlefield, eliminating the need for large armies with fighter jets, tanks and warships, a new study says.
Researchers in Israel say an ancient hearth shows the first evidence of humans controlling and using fire for their daily needs.
Egypt's military-backed government reversed field, saying it would conduct presidential elections before a parliamentary vote, officials said.
Hackers gained access to a computer in Israel's Defense Ministry after someone in the department opened an email with a virus in it, a technology expert said.
A study conducted by researchers at Sanaa University in Yemen found more than half of marriages in the country involved girls under the age of 15.
A former Israeli soldier said she felt "great" Sunday as she walked out of a prison where she had been locked up for stealing military documents.
An insurgent attack on a military bus near a security checkpoint in Sinai Sunday left four Egyptian soldiers dead and 13 wounded, the army said.
Violent clashes across Egypt on the third anniversary of its revolution left 49 people dead, 247 others injured and 1,079 arrested, officials said.
The president of the United Arab Emirates, Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, was in stable condition Saturday after surgery following a stroke, officials say.
The death toll from clashes between rival protesters in Egypt Saturday rose to nine after police moved in with tear gas and shot guns, officials said.
A fourth bomb exploded in Egypt Friday, bringing the casualty total for the day to six dead and dozens more injured.
Saudi Arabia and its five partners in the Gulf Cooperation Council say they're establishing a joint military command to coordinate their defenses, but it remains to be seen whether this will produce the coordinated military procurement that their American protectors are pushing for.
The way Google's Chrome browser allows web apps to access microphones in computers is a potential security flaw, an Israeli web developer says.
The police state is gone in Egypt, which has begun a new relationship between the public and the police, Egypt's interim president said Thursday.
Israel's claim to have thwarted a Gaza Strip-based al-Qaida plot to blow up the U.S. Embassy in Tel Aviv has heightened fears that it's just a matter of time of time before the jihadist forces building up in Syria, Egypt and the Palestinian territories launch a major strike on the Jewish state.
Al-Qaida chief Ayman al-Zawahiri called on jihadists and Islamists in Syria to "immediately" stop fighting each other and work together to oust the regime.
The Yemeni government said Thursday it was congratulated by members of the U.N. Security Council for initiatives taken on political transition.
The grandmother of four children who were poisoned by pesticide in Jerusalem asked listeners to pray during an interview with Galei Tzahal radio Thursday.
Five Egyptian policemen were killed and two others injured Thursday in a drive-by shooting at a checkpoint in Beni Suef governorate, officials said.
Three people were arrested in Israel Wednesday for their alleged involvement in an al-Qaida suicide bombing plot, the Israeli security agency Shin Bet said.
The Middle East, spearheaded by the oil-rich Persian Gulf monarchies, could spend up to $50 billion on developing solar power over the next seven years, says the Middle East Solar Industry Association.
Dozens of top intelligence and military officers have been assassinated in recent months in a savage campaign widely attributed to jihadists, while complex attacks have been conducted against key military installations, all indicating that al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula is still a force to be reckoned with despite recent setbacks.
Egypt's April 6 Youth Movement leaders said they condemn the arrest of six members detained for distributing flyers calling for protests.
The military unit of Islamic Jihad said it would avenge the death of a terrorist killed during an Israeli military strike Wednesday.
The Muslim Brotherhood said Wednesday it was calling on Egyptians to display a sense of unity and devotion to the spirit of the 2011 revolution.
The Defense Ministry and Israel Aerospace Industries are so confident that the Arrow 3 anti-ballistic missile system will be able to destroy hostile missiles in space they're reported to be planning to start production even before flight testing has been completed.
War crime prosecutors and forensic experts say they have evidence of methodical torture and killings by Syrian President Bashar Assad's regime, CNN reported.
Advanced multispectral camouflage systems are to be supplied to Finland's Defense Forces by Fibrotex Technologies of Israel.
Egypt's deposed president must face charges he worked with terrorist groups to commit acts of terror in Egypt, a Cairo appeals court ruled Tuesday.
Israeli security forces searched Tuesday for the remains of two rockets fired at the southern city of Eilat, Israel Radio reported.
Israel and Kazakhstan have signed a security cooperation agreement to improve bilateral defense trade, officials said.
Four people were killed and 31 others wounded Tuesday in a suicide bombing in a suburb of Beirut, Lebanon, police said.
Abu Dhabi's Federal Supreme Court Tuesday ordered the closure of all branches of the Muslim Brotherhood in the United Arab Emirates.
Egyptian prison officials tortured arrested demonstrators who support former president Mohamed Morsi, relatives of the arrested said in a statement Monday.
A top Syrian opposition group said it will participate in peace talks now that the United Nations rescinded an invitation to Iran to sit in, diplomats said.
A prominent liberal leader in Egypt has been charged with insulting the country's judiciary after critical remarks he made about a court case on Twitter.
In a speech to the Knesset, Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper said Monday his nation would stand by Israel "through fire and water."
A gas company technician has been arrested in a blast at a Jerusalem apartment building that killed a family of three and injured 14 others, police said Monday.
A truck-microbus collision in Upper Egypt's Aswan governorate killed 19 people, including five children, and injured another person, officials said.
About 22 people had been killed in two days of clashes between Shiite rebels and a tribal group in northern Yemen, officials said Monday.
Stephen Harper arrived in Israel Sunday, marking the first visit by a Canadian prime minister since 2000, officials said.
The chief of Egypt's army met Sunday with a U.S. congressional delegation, a military source told Ahram Online.
Six women were killed when they fell into a pond and drowned while picnicking in Saudi Arabia, officials said.
Former Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi and 25 other defendants have been referred to a criminal court for insulting the judiciary, an attorney general said.
Israel will stop distributing gas masks to the public at the end of February, security Cabinet officials said Sunday.
Israel said an Islamic terrorist was targeted in an airstrike in northern Gaza Sunday.
A leader of an Islamist militant group in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula was killed in a gun battle with government forces, the army said Sunday.
Pablo Larrazabal made a 5-foot birdie putt on the final hole Sunday for a one-stroke victory at the European Tour's Abu Dhabi HSBC Golf Championship.
The Yarmuk camp for Palestinian refugees in Syria got its first delivery of aid Saturday since September, officials said.
More than 98 percent of those who turned out to vote on Egypt's new constitution approved it, the Supreme Electoral Committee said Saturday.
A man arrested Saturday in Lebanon is a suspect in a string of crimes, including at least four kidnappings for ransom, officials said.
Five Mideast countries and the United Nations called on nations to do more to support the 2.3 million Syrian refugees who have fled the country's civil war.
Phil Mickelson burst into contention with a 63 Saturday and trails leader Craig Lee by two strokes at the European Tour's Abu Dhabi HSBC Golf Championship.
Egypt's military has stepped up security along the Suez Canal, vital oil artery that's one of the world's most strategic waterways, to protect it from attack amid a swelling jihadist insurgency in the Sinai Peninsula.
Saudi Arabia's decision to provide Lebanon's armed forces with $3 billion to buy French weapons is a major boost for President Francois Hollande's drive to step up French defense exports to the Arab world, particularly the Persian Gulf monarchies.
Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman summoned four European ambassadors Friday to complain their countries' policies favored Palestinians, officials say.
At least five Muslim Brotherhood supporters were killed Friday in clashes with Egyptian security forces following a constitutional referendum, authorities say.
Human Rights Watch called on the Yemeni government to reveal what happened in December when security forces fired on a funeral in southern al-Dhalai province.
Craig Lee, riding a 4-under-par second nine Friday, pulled into a tie for first after two rounds of the European Tour's Abu Dhabi HSBC Golf Championship.
Rockets fired from Syria struck the Lebanese town of Arsal, killing seven people, including two children, witnesses in the community said.
Syria's new 25-year energy deal with Russia, a key ally of embattled President Bashar Assad, could open the way for Moscow's eventual move into the gas-rich eastern Mediterranean -- if the Damascus regime survives the civil war that's raged since March 2011.
An Indian man working in Dubai says his baby son, whose mother died giving birth to him, remains in a hospital because he cannot pay the bill.
The trial of four Hezbollah members indicted in the 2005 assassination of Lebanon's Rafik Hariri began in The Hague amid fears of rising sectarian tensions.
A multiple-vehicle crash on Al Ain-Abu Dhabi road in the United Arab Emirates early Thursday left at least 14 people injured, authorities said.
Amr Moussa, chairman of the committee that drafted an Egyptian constitution, said Thursday he'd support a presidential bid from Gen. Abdel Fattah al-Sisi.
Romain Wattel had a bogey-free 5-under-par 67 Thursday in earning a share of the lead at the European Tour's Abu Dhabi HSBC Golf Championship.
The Israeli air force attacked four suspected terror targets in the Gaza Strip after five rockets were fired at Israel, the army said.
Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu made an unannounced visit to Jordan to discuss Palestinian peace talks with King Abdullah, Petra News Agency said.
At least four people were killed Thursday and 42 injured in a car bomb explosion in a busy neighborhood in the northern Lebanese town of Hermel, officials said.
Egyptian voters overwhelmingly approved a new constitution improving civil rights and granting the military more power, initial results indicate.
The new Egyptian Constitution passed overwhelmingly, preliminary results from the two-day referendum boycotted by the opposition showed Wednesday.
Western intelligence agencies are talking to the Assad regime even as their political leaders seek to oust Syria's leader, Syria's deputy foreign minister says.
Syrian President Bashar Assad warned Wednesday against Saudi Arabia's political and religious ideology, Syrian state television reported.
Increasingly, Syria's tenacious President Bashar Assad seems to be coming out on top as the country's murderous civil war heads toward its fourth year.
Egyptian election monitors said Wednesday they're vetting a number of complaints from the first round of voting for the country's draft constitution.
Elbit Systems, an Israeli defense electronics company, signed a contract with Israel's Defense Ministry to upgrade the air force's Hercules transport aircraft.
Iran's foreign minister said the Syrian people have a right to determine their own future in advance of a meeting with Syria's president in Damascus Wednesday.
Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Yaalon apologized for dismissing Secretary of State John Kerry's Middle East peace push as naively obsessive and messianic.
Rafael Advanced Defense Systems, Israel's second largest state-owned defense company, is reported ready to start co-producing its Iron Dome anti-missile defense system with the Raytheon Co. of the U.S., consolidating an alliance that's already developing the Stunner interceptor missile of Rafael's David's Sling system designed by Rafael.
A terror group linked to al-Qaida says it will continue the work of its deceased leader, Majid al-Majid, in attacking Iran and Hezbollah.
Israel's high court should order the government to release evidence sought by a U.S. court over charges a Chinese bank funded terrorism, a rights group says.
Israel's Defense Ministry, long suspected of supplying arms to dictatorial regimes and illegal organizations, has refused to divulge the full list of its weapons customers despite what the one analyst calls "serious failures that have recently been revealed in its export control department."
More polling stations were opened Tuesday to allow for the number of Egyptians voting on the country's constitution amid reported violence and irregularities.
Two rockets were fired Monday near where the funeral for former Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon had just concluded, officials say.
U.S. Vice President Joe Biden and Israeli President Shimon Peres committed to Israeli-Palestinian peace talks, with Biden saying Monday the time is ripe to act.
Former Prime Minister Ariel Sharon was buried on his ranch near the Gaza border Monday in a military sendoff to one of Israel's most controversial leaders.
Syria's increasingly sectarian civil war has given impetus to the rapid growth of Sunni Muslim jihadists in Lebanon, a powder keg of sectarian passions, emboldening them to extend their reach by attacking the Iranian-backed Shiite Hezbollah with deadly force on its home ground for the first time.
Though small in numbers, Egyptian expatriates who voted in the nation's constitutional referendum favored it, diplomats said.
Israel's Ministerial Law Committee has approved a law that would ban the use of Nazi symbols in Israel, officials said.
Two suspected militants were killed in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula Monday when a bomb they carried exploded as they approached a target, authorities said.
An Israeli minister slammed a senior Palestinian Authority official Monday for calling the late Prime Minister Ariel Sharon a war criminal.
Saudi Arabia says it has suspended a system that electronically notified family members when female relatives or children left or entered the country.
A Saudi judge sentenced an al-Qaida militant to death and sentenced 10 other militants to prison for their roles in a 2004 attack on a U.S. company in Yanbu.
The Lebanese military said it was looking for people involved in a shooting incident that led to the recovery of a major arms cache near the northern border.
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry called off his Monday visit to Israel at the last minute, Israeli broadcaster Arutz Sheva reported.
Germany's Wintershall and UAE energy company Mubadala Petroleum agreed Monday to jointly consider future opportunities in the Middle East and North Africa.
The coffin of former Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon was placed outside the Knesset Sunday for Israelis to pay their last respects, officials said.
Egypt's top military leader, Gen. Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, who oversaw the military coup that ousted Mohammad Morsi, said he would consider running for president.
Condolences poured in from across the world Saturday at the news former Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon had died at age 85 after eight years in a coma.
Four people were killed in Egypt Friday in protests supporting ousted Islamist President Mohamed Morsi, one in Alexandria and three in Al-Sabah, officials said.
Authorities have arrested three men in Dubai suspected of involvement in the kidnapping of British-Iranian businessman Abbas Yazdi, officials said.
President of the International Committee of the Red Cross Peter Maurer said Friday he was calling for greater access to Syrians in need of urgent medical care.
An Egyptian opposition alliance led by the Muslim Brotherhood called Friday for a boycott of a referendum on the country's proposed new constitution.
The United States is committed to supporting Lebanese efforts to maintain national security in the face of Syrian threats, a visiting diplomat said Friday.
Israel published plans for 1,401 homes in East Jerusalem and West Bank Friday, despite U.S. and European leaders saying they feared peace talks would be hurt,
Jordan wants Iraq to move quickly on implementation of an oil pipeline from the Iraqi port city of Basra, the Jordanian prime minister said.
The sister of an Egyptian human-rights lawyer urged her country to convince Saudi Arabia to pardon her brother, who has been sentenced to flogging.
Courts in Cairo Thursday handed down three-year jail terms to 87 people who protested in support of deposed Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi.
A United States citizen who was imprisoned in the United Arab Emirates for a video that made fun of UAE teens was sent home Thursday, officials said.
With Lebanon's long-awaited auction for exploration licenses in the gas-rich eastern Mediterranean postponed again because there's no functioning government, time may be running out for the tiny country to grasp what's likely to be its last chance for economic salvation as it slips once more toward sectarian savagery.
A car bomb explosion Thursday in Hama province killed 16 civilians, including women and children, Syrian media reported.
The Freedom and Justice Party, the Muslim Brotherhood's political wing, said Thursday it was certain a constitutional referendum in Egypt would fail.
The Shurat Hadin civil rights organization threatened Thursday to sue the American Studies Association for boycotting Israel and Israeli universities.
The Lebanese military said Thursday it observed four Israeli warplanes cross into its airspace following a recent ground force incursion near the shared border.
An Israeli military court has ordered a longer sentence for a Palestinian man who was found guilty of involvement in the 2011 slayings of a family of five.
Lebanese Energy Minister Gebran Bassil said an auction for oil and gas licenses offshore was delayed but the new April deadline was firm.
Minority lawmakers in the Israeli Knesset lost their bid to pass a so-called "Two-State Solution" bill that would prohibit future land grabs, officials said.
Despite rainstorms that have soaked fields and filled reservoirs in Israel during December, the Dead Sea's water level still dropped, water researchers said.
The Lebanese government said its military was on full alert Wednesday after about a dozen Israeli soldiers approached a shared border region.
An explosion in a power plant in Talkha, Egypt, killed one person and injured dozens more, workers said.
African migrants traveled Wednesday to Jerusalem to protest for the fourth day against Israel's policy to detain and expel refugees, officials said.
Egyptians living abroad began casting their votes Wednesday on the new constitution, officials said.
The trial of ousted Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi, charged with inciting murder, was postponed because Morsi was absent due to bad weather, officials said.
Israeli hawks charged U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry is quietly throwing his support behind European boycotts to pressure a peace deal with Palestinians.
The leader of an al-Qaida-affiliated group says opponents of Syrian President Bashar Assad should halt the worst of their infighting.
The first Syrian chemical weapons scheduled for destruction were loaded onto a ship for removal from the country, the overseeing group announced Tuesday.
Israel's security chiefs are increasingly concerned about what one analyst terms a "jihadist tsunami" building up around the Jewish state for the first time as al-Qaida groups emerge in war-torn Syria, turbulent Egypt and even in the Palestinian territories.
Saudi emergency workers have been unable to recover the body of a 6-year-old girl who fell into an artesian well during a family picnic, officials said.
Pro-military Egyptians called for Qatar's ambassador to Egypt to be expelled Tuesday over alleged interference by the Persian Gulf state in Egypt's affairs.
Saudi bloggers are urging a father not to pursue his court case against a teacher who spilled hot tea on his child in kindergarten, Gulf News reported Tuesday.
French President Francois Hollande is pushing hard to restore Paris' once-thriving defense links with the Persian Gulf monarchies, especially the major military power Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, with the aim of securing major arms deals.
An organization expressing support for ousted Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi called for mass demonstrations Wednesday, the day of his trial.
Israeli officials approved construction of 272 homes for settlers and gave the Ofra settlement its first master plan since it was created in the West Bank.
Israeli officials said an oral agreement on a framework for peace talks was possible because the Palestinian Authority indicated opposition to a position paper.
Israel's latest test-firing of its high-altitude Arrow 3 anti-ballistic missile system marks a major step toward the Jewish state's plan to build a multi-layered missile defense shield against everything from Iranian intermediate-range ballistic weapons to humble home-made rockets built by Palestinian militants.
A tour bus crash in central Egypt's Beni Suef governorate left eight people dead, including one Syrian, and 24 others injured, authorities said.
Human Rights Watch said there's no evidence to support Israeli claims a 15-year-old boy shot and killed by Israeli troops posed any threat.
The Egyptian government said Monday voters would be able to cast their ballots for a Jan. 14 constitutional referendum at more polling stations than ever.
Hezbollah said Monday a correspondent working for its al-Manar broadcast station died of wounds suffered in a terrorist attack in Beirut, Lebanon, last week.
African migrants rallied in front of foreign embassies in Tel Aviv, Israel, Monday, the second day of a three-day strike for recognition of asylum rights.
Partners developing the Leviathan natural gas field in the Mediterranean Sea said Monday a Palestinian utility company is the first to secure a supply contract.
Repairs were made and oil was flowing again from a pipeline damaged by saboteurs in Yemen's central Marib province, a provincial leader said.
Immigration activists in Israel called for a three-day strike Sunday as part of a protest over the government's treatment of African refugees.
Lebanese authorities said the suspect in a car bombing last week was a known terrorist who had recently been fighting in Syria.
The United States has no plans for a military role in expelling fighters linked to al-Qaida from Fallujah, Iraq, Secretary of State John Kerry said Sunday.
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said talks between the Israelis and Palestinians remained on track Sunday before jetting off to Jordan and Saudi Arabia.
A technical malfunction forced a Saudi Arabian Airlines plane to make an emergency landing in Medina Sunday, injuring 29 passengers, authorities said.
A doctor in Jerusalem Sunday said he was not optimistic former Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's medical condition will improve, but "he is not suffering."
Archaeologists said they found the tomb of a beer brewer who served Egypt's royalty more than 3,000 years ago in Luxor.
Secretary of State John Kerry, shuttling between Jerusalem and the West Bank, said Israeli and Palestinian leaders must "take tough decisions" on a peace plan.
At least 14 people were killed and 62 wounded in new clashes between security forces and Muslim Brotherhood supporters, Egyptian government officials said.
Armed men abducted five members of Doctors without Borders from a house in northern Syria this week, the international aid organization said.
Majid al-Majid, one of Saudi Arabia's most wanted terrorists, died in custody in Lebanon Saturday after being captured by the army last week, officials say.
Violence erupted across Egypt Friday as backers of ousted Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi tossed gasoline bombs and clashed with police, leaving six dead.
Former Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's already critical medical condition has deteriorated further, a doctor said Friday.
Danish and Norwegian ships took off from Cyprus Friday bound for Syria to collect the country's most dangerous chemical weapons, Danish naval official said.
DNA tests have confirmed a man arrested in Lebanon is wanted in connection with the bombing of the Iranian Embassy in Beirut last year, an official said Friday.
Investigators were trying to determine whether a man from northern Lebanon was the suicide bomber in a blast that killed at least five people, police said.
A car bomb in a suburb of Beirut, Lebanon, considered a Hezbollah stronghold killed at least four people and injured nine others Thursday, officials say.
Former Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, in a coma for eight years and his organs failing, was in critical condition Thursday, a hospital official said.
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu told U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry Thursday he doubted Palestinian leaders' sincerity in seeking a peace agreement.
Iranian leaders asked Lebanon to investigate the suspected leader of an al-Qaida-linked group that claimed the bombing of the Iranian Embassy in Beirut.
Former Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi and 130 others are set to stand trial Jan. 28 on charges of escaping prison, a judicial source told Awat Masriya.
Two people were killed in clashes in between security forces and supporters of ousted Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi in Alexandria, officials said.
Egyptian conspiracy theorist Ahmed Zebidar accused mobile phone company Vodafone of urging Egyptians to protest against former President Hosni Mubarak.
The head of an al-Qaida-linked group taking responsibility for November's bombing at the Iranian Embassy in Beirut has been arrested, a Lebanese official said.
Israeli lawmakers asked President Shimon Perez to push for the release of Jonathan Pollard, held in a U.S. prison for more than 28 years for spying for Israel.
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry went to Israel Wednesday on what officials say is part of the shuttle diplomacy to keep the Mideast peace effort advancing.
A medical exam Wednesday forced Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu to temporarily hand over the government reins to his foreign minister, officials said.
A man who flew from India to the United Arab Emirates said an airport passport control officer tried to force him to shave off his mustache.
A rocket struck a bus in Aleppo, Syria, Tuesday, killing at least 25 people, an opposition organization said.
A car loaded with explosives rammed the gate of Yemen's security headquarters Tuesday morning, while a second car was stopped and its occupants arrested.
Anas El-Beltagy, son of an imprisoned leader of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood, and two other students were arrested Tuesday in Cairo.
Norwegian and Danish ships waiting to haul Syria's chemical arms returned to port in Cyprus, indicating a key deadline would be missed, officials said Tuesday.
A Palestinian writer and academic says a Jordanian court indicted him in absentia, accusing him of damaging the country's image and inciting hatred.
Twenty-six more Palestinian prisoners were released to the West Bank and Gaza by Israel Monday night as part of the effort to get peace talks rolling.
Lebanese troops fired at Syrian warplanes for what is believed the first time since the start of the Syrian conflict, Lebanon's news agency reported Monday.
Some 10 Yemeni soldiers died Monday when rebel gunmen attacked a military outpost in the southern province of Lahj, a provincial police official said.
An Egyptian court Monday sentenced 139 members of the Muslim Brotherhood to two-year prison terms for participating in violent protests last summer.
A member of Saudi Arabia's royal family could be executed for murder after the victim's father refused to pardon him, a top Saudi official says.
Al-Jazeera called on Egyptian authorities to release two of its producers, a cameraman and reporter who were arrested in Cairo.
Israeli and Palestinian officials criticized an Israeli legislative committee vote to annex the Jordan Valley, saying it could destroy chances of peace.
Egyptians may pick a new president ahead of parliamentary elections, interim President Adly Mansour said, in a shift from the military-led regime's "road map."
Saudi Arabia's $3 billion pledge to strengthen Lebanon's armed forces is the largest aid package ever given to the country's military, Lebanon's president said.
The use of barrel bombs, oil drums filled with explosives and shrapnel, in the Syrian civil war has killed 517 people in Aleppo since Dec. 15, activists say.
Saudi Arabian police said they arrested an armed man who allegedly attempted to enter a broadcaster's office to target a radio program hostess.
Security was tight in Beirut Sunday where hundreds gathered for the funeral of former Lebanese government minister Mohammed Shatah, officials said.
At least four people were injured when a bomb exploded next to the military intelligence building in Sharqiya in Egypt's Nile Delta, officials said.
Israeli artillery units shelled areas in southern Lebanon Sunday in response to two Katyusha rockets fired at northern Israel, the army said.
Israel approved the release of the third round of 26 Palestinian prisoners agreed upon in the framework of peace talks with the Palestinians, officials said.
Syrian rebels said a government air strike Saturday killed at least 21 people in the embattled city of Aleppo.
An Israeli TV station said Secretary of State John Kerry suggested the United States may free Israeli spy Jonathan Pollard if Israel frees more Arab prisoners.
The Egyptian government has frozen the assets of 132 leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood, the organization's attorney says.
Two university buildings in Cairo were set on fire Saturday by supporters of the banned Muslim Brotherhood, Egyptian state television says.
Three people were killed and 265 arrested as supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood held demonstrations across Egypt, the Interior Ministry said Friday.
Independent U.N. human rights experts voiced concern about recent drone strikes in Yemen, stressing the need for accountability.
United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has voiced concern over use of heavy weapons and mortar shelling in the conflict in Syria.
A car bomb in Beirut Friday killed six people, including its likely target, a former ambassador from Lebanon to the United States, officials said.
The Israeli air force struck the Gaza Strip overnight in response to rockets fired hours earlier into southern Israel, the Israeli military said.
An Israeli court Thursday ordered new elections in a town outside Jerusalem where police say they have uncovered evidence of widespread voting fraud.


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The D&D Gamma World Roleplaying Game offers hours of rollicking entertainment in a savage land of adventure, where the survivors of some mythical future disaster must contend with radioactive wastes, ravaged cities, and rampant lawlessness. Against a nuclear backdrop, heroic scavengers search crumbled ruins for lost artifacts while battling mutants and other perils.
The year is now 2162 (or 151, or 32,173, or Six Monkey Slap-Slap, depending on your point of view). It's been a hundred and fifty years since the Big Mistake, and the Earth is a very different place. The ruins of the Ancients (that 's you and me) litter a landscape of radioactive deserts, mutated jungles, and vast, unexplored wildernesses. Strange new creatures, such as beetles the size of cars and super-evolved badgers with Napoleonic complexes, roam the world. The survivors of humanity gather in primitive tribes or huddle in trade towns that rarely rise above the technology of the Dark Ages. Even the nature of humanity is now different, because generations of exposure to radiation, mutagens, and the debris of other realities have transformed humans into a race of mutants who have major physical alterations and potent mental abilities.
A special thanks goes to Jon Schindehette, senior art director for this project, plus artists and cartographers Brett Bean, Steve Ellis, Michael Faille, Jason Juta, Tariq Hassan, Kako, Victoria Maderna, Lee Moyer, Patrick Thomas Parnell, and Jason A. Engle.

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Dilworth - Betty Ann Harfield Gillette, 69, died peacefully at her home in Dilworth, after battling cancer, on Tuesday, July 17, 2012, under the care of her family and Hospice of the Red River Valley.
Funeral services were held on Monday, July 23 at 10 a.m., at Dilworth Lutheran Church.
Betty Ann Harfield was born June 16, 1943, in Dilworth, to Oliver "Speedo" and Gertrude (Lovejoy) Harfield.
Betty married Ken "Buzz" Gillette on April 17, 1957, in Duluth and they lived in California. They eventually relocated back to Dilworth, where they raised their family.
Betty touched many people with her stories and personality. She was a very strong and courageous person. Anyone who met Betty remembered her.
Betty is survived by her husband, Ken, Dilworth; sons, Ken Jr. (Julie), Glyndon, Kevin, Moorhead, and Kyle (Stacy), Beaver Creek; daughter, Stacy (Ron), Beulah, N.D.; 14 grandchildren, Jeremy, Cody, Jacob, Nathan, Ashley, Jerrica, Kelly, Rani, Brandon, Kadie, Kayla, Casey, Zachary and Isaac; seven great-grandchildren, Addie, Ireland, Carter, Journie, Landon, Forrest, and Reese; and a sister, Donna Handegard, Moorhead.
She was preceded in death by her parents; brothers, Dwayne and Donald; and a son, Michael.


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What do butterflies, ketchup, microcellular structures, and plastics have in common? It's a curious minimal surface called the gyroid.
If you manage a large organisation, then people will come and go. There are always decisions to make about promoting people, promising newcomers versus experienced middle managers, all of whom are aspiring to move up the corporate ladder. But is it better to promote the least competent rather than the most competent? Some new research suggests that it may be.
Paraconsistent mathematics is a type of mathematics in which contradictions may be true. In such a system it is perfectly possible for a statement A and its negation not A to both be true. How can this be, and be coherent? What does it all mean?
Everyone knows what time is. We can practically feel it ticking away, marching on in the same direction with horrifying regularity. Time has enslaved the Western world and become our most precious commodity. Turn it over to the physicists however, and it begins to morph, twist and even crumble away. So what is time exactly?
Why can we remember the past and not the future? Why does time appear to move in only one direction when the laws of physics have no preferred direction in time? According to one physicist, it might be because we live in a bubble multiverse.
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