Rosie Perper
Netanyahu at scene of terror attack: 'Third terrorist has been caught'
Labour leader Corbyn slights Herzog after not responding to Israel invitation
German spy chief says ISIS planning attack at Euro 2016 championship in France
Forbidden felines: Saudi cleric declares selfies with cats 'un-Islamic'
Luckily for cat lovers across the Islamic country, the cleric explained that it was not only cats which were prohibited from photos.
Court to debate whether NGO Breaking the Silence should reveal its anonymous sources
Breaking the Silence has vehemently rejected the allegations and calls to investigate the group, describing them as part of a right-wing smear campaign.
Not quite Cannes: Human Rights Film Festival brings red carpet to Gaza rubble
Organizers said that while Gaza is often synonymous with war and destruction, the festival sought to bring life back to the region through cinematic escapism.
Anti-Semitic comic Dieudonne barred from entering Canada
According to reports, Dieudonne was found guilty of violating hate speech laws in France, and was handed a 10,000 euro fine and two month suspended jail sentence.
Math mayhem: Professor questioned for terrorism after solving equation on flight
After noticing Menzi scribbling strange symbols on a notepad, a woman, attempting to save the passengers from danger, alerted a stewardess.
Ex-Shin Bet chief: Israel should help Gazan economy in addition to destroying tunnels
Peri pointed to the economic destitution in Gaza as a key reason Hamas does not want to enter into another conflict with Israel.
An unlikely trio: Israel, Hamas and Egypt align against ISIS in Sinai
Last week, Hamas deployed several hundred fighters along the Gaza-Sinai border together with Egypt to prevent ISIS fighters in the region from breaching the coastal enclave.
France, Belgium largest exporters of foreign fighters to Iraq and Syria, study finds
Nearly 18% of Belgians who joined ISIS returned to Belgium at some point.
INTERPOL: 'Terrorism of today is nuclear threat of tomorrow'
“Any gap in our response represents an opportunity for criminals and terrorists to purchase, smuggle or deploy the materials needed for a weapon of mass destruction."
Four east Jerusalem residents indicted for ISIS-related terror activities
The four suspects were indicted for collecting money for attacks to be carried out in Israel, as well as for attempting to leave Israel illegally to join ISIS.