His first instinct, after last Friday’s massacre in Paris, was to denounce his Islamic roots. But then he started to see the U.S. media’s reaction.

The attacks that killed 130 people, triggered airstrikes in Syria and caused millions spent on security worldwide may have cost a mere pittance to produce.

Ashraf Fayadh, detained in 2013, had initially been sentenced to 800 lashes and four years in prison, but another judge changed the punishment to a death sentence.

After two previous terror attacks, Toulouse in 2012 and early this year in Paris, it was suddenly strange this week in the French capital for the Jews not to be on the receiving end.

Attorney General Yehuda Weinstein is the person who gave legal approval for the ‘voluntary departure’ of African asylum seekers.

According to a report issued by the Institute for Science and International Security, Israel has amassed between 400 to 915 Kg of fissile material since 1963.

Reports in Iran claim elite paramilitary forces practice mock takeover of flashpoint Jerusalem holy site.

In interview to Haaretz, French philosopher says failed integration is not impetus for jihadism, and claims offensive must destroy, not contain, ISIS: 'They tried to make Israel live in fear. Now it’s France under attack.'