Hamas

Hamas denies the attack, which killed one in Jerusalem's Old City, was the work of ISIS.

State Department announces the Palestinians' policy change but Israel has expressed skepticism.

Protests against the city's gay pride celebrations are way off the mark.

Trump already has all the power he needs to carefully screen immigrants for security threats.

The U.S. must follow Arab nations and take a stand against Qatar for hosting and funding terrorists.

Israeli military said dozens of Palestinians were trying to damage the Gaza border fence.

Fifty years after the Israelis routed a joint Arab force, peace remains elusive.

Are the U.S. Navy as relaxed about repression in Bahrain as the White House appears to be?

Decisions over siting the U.S. embassy in Jerusalem and the Paris Accord have shaken Israelis.

The president said the Islamic Republic "fueled the fires of sectarian conflict and terror" in the Middle East.

From Truman to Trump, the two nations have often agreed to disagree.

The militant group hanged two men and killed a third by firing squad on Thursday.

Polls show Palestinians are the most radicalized, anti-peace population in the Muslim world.

Secret talks in Cuba led to solving each issue separately.

The Palestinian militant group said the president had distorted its image by linking it with terror and said it showed his bias toward Israel.

Both Trump and Netanyahu are already under a cloud of investigations and suspicion.

Hamas believes that the Israeli intelligence agency killed Mazen Faqha, a commander in the group's military wing, in March.

The Gulf state is helping Hamas in its efforts to project a more moderate image.

The Israeli leader says Hamas has not changed its stance after attempt to soften image.

Palestinian math books use numbers of dead martyrs to teach children arithmetic.

He must explain how he can overcome Hamas's spoiler role and yet produce a deal that will last.

The leaked information concerning the militant group's charter doesn't change its commitment to wage jihad on Israel.

Israel has said Hamas is attempting to fool the world with the so-called softer stance.

Extremists on both sides, Israeli and Palestinian, have made "peace" a dirty word.

Jibril Rajoub thinks the summit Wednesday between Abbas and Trump will bear fruit.

Authoritarian regimes clamped down to cling to power, from Assad in Syria to Saddam in Iraq.

Here is a well-known secret never uttered before by an Israeli diplomat: Israel is imperfect.

No democratic leader congratulated Erdogan on his win except Trump.

Barghouti hopes to succeed Abbas as leader of the Palestinians.

The op-ed published by The New York Times is a shameful abdication of responsibility to readers.