Yemen

An expert on the region lays out the most essential issues to keep an eye on this year.

Satellite images gave RAND researchers a unique take on daily life in Syrian and Iraqi cities under ISIS rule.

The long list includes a Haitian immigrant who has helped save infants from a deadly disease.

European leaders should not appease the fake moderate Rouhani.

There has been widespread support in Israel for cutting off funding for UNRWA.

Washington must drive up the costs of Iran's military interventions in Syria, Iraq, and Yemen.

When Trump speaks out on the demonstrations he plays into the hands of the regime's hardliners.

Al Qaeda continues to exploit conflicts in Syria, Yemen and Libya.

Eleven important stories that flew under the radar in 2017.

The consensus is that if the Attorney General indicts Netanyahu, the Prime Minister will have to resign.

Islamist extremists will welcome the survival of Assad's murderous regime.

A judge has ruled he may not be transferred until given the chance to sue for habeas corpus

Why we can't afford to be wide-eyed over the Crown Prince's promises of change

The commonly held notion that Muslims may not depict images of people is quite mistaken.

Saudi Arabia's former intelligence chief, Prince Turki al-Faisal, said the country would not give up its "sovereign" right to a civilian nuclear program.

Many people have bought into the myth that Jerusalem and Israel were stolen from the Palestinians.

U.S. Central Command confirm "multiple ground operations" by American forces in the country.

The U.S. ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said the attack on the Saudi capital bore "all the hallmarks" of an attack by Iran.

There have been twice as many strikes in Somalia and three times as many in Yemen, report shows.

The Gulf kingdom intercepted the rocket that targeted the residence of King Salman on Tuesday.

As Pence cancels his Israel visit, Israelis mull what is meant by America First.

"The evidence is not conclusive" as to whether Iran gave Yemen's Houthi rebels the missile fired at Saudi Arabia, said a former senior CIA official.

Teva is laying off a quarter of its worldwide workforce: 14,000 will lose their jobs.

Will U.N. ambassador Nikki Haley, like former Secretary of State Colin Powell, regret her presentation on the alleged threat posed by Iran?

The former Israeli Opposition Leader cautiously welcomes a statement of the obvious.

In Yemen, Tehran-backed rebels have secretly struck Saudi Arabia dozens of times with long-range missiles—yet another sign that Iran is winning the proxy war over the Middle East.

There is clear evidence of Hayden's role in the 9/11 intelligence failure and subsequent civil liberties violations.

The more extreme the criticism of Trump's announcement, the more Israelis defend it.

Does Jared Kushner know what he is doing?

The announcement serves no interest at all, other than the political interests of Trump and Netanyahu.