Bedouin tribes in the Sinai Peninsula have recently begun to shed their long-maintained neutrality to partner with the Egyptian military in its fight against the Sinai branch of ISIS and other terror organizations. In the past, Sinai residents have found themselves in a deadly dilemma. If they helped the government, they risked retaliation from terrorists....

Saudi Arabia’s Interior Ministry announced that it had thwarted a car bomb attack against the American embassy in Riyadh, and had arrested 93 people, mostly Saudi nationals, for ties to the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS). The New York Times reported yesterday. The ministry said in an statement that the suspects...

In April 2014, Fatah, the dominant faction in the Palestinian Authority (PA), and the terrorist organization Hamas announced the end of the longstanding and violent rift between them, which began in 2007 when Hamas staged a bloody coup to take over Gaza. Both movements announced a series of reconciliation measures. But the...

A United Nations inquiry into incidents that occurred at UN facilities during last summer’s Operation Protective Edge confirmed Israel’s charges that Hamas used those facilities to store weapons and launch attacks against Israel. The Jerusalem Post reported: UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon charged that Palestinian militants had stored weapons in three UN...

Hezbollah has been taking taking advantage of the power vacuum in Syria to try and create a “deterrent balance” against Israel, according to an analysis written by Avi Issacharoff and published Monday in The Times of Israel. Hezbollah has been using Druze, Palestinians and, of course, Assad’s own troops to strike at...

Gen. Mohammad Ali Jafari, the commander of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), predicted in a speech that “the House of Saud is on the edge of disintegration and collapse,” The New York Times reported Monday. “The House of Saud is on the edge of disintegration and collapse,” General Jafari said,...