Unlike his predecessor, the current U.S. president is not afraid to single out the ideology behind Mideast strife, from terrorism in Israel to Iran's quest for nuclear weapons.

President Donald Trump's national security adviser John Bolton met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday to discuss the pullout of U.S. troops from Syria and recognition of Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights.

The American network refused to shelf a '60 Minutes' interview with Egypt's President el-Sissi set to air Sunday during which he said cooperation between Cairo and Jerusalem is closer than ever.

Why did Trump decide to pull his troops out of Syria? Could Iran be on the verge of collapse?

Now its President Trump’s turn to fumble the Syrian ball - at the expense of Israel, the Middle East and America. 

'They’re doing very well defending themselves, if you take a look,' Trump said of Israel's defense. 

The IDF's role in vanquishing ISIS was 'far greater than meets the public eye,' Eisenkot said. 

Whether in Israel or abroad, anti-Semitism must never be allowed to thrive in the name of 'diversity' or 'pluralism.'

'Our condolences to those who lost their loved ones in the attack,' Israel's foreign ministry stated after a deadly shooting in Strasbourg by an Islamic terrorist.

The FBI thwarted an ISIS-inspired mass shooting planned for a synagogue in the Toledo area. 

'Like the Jewish people, we have always survived. These experiences inspire us to hold onto our culture and identity,' Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Nadia Murad said at the Knesset.

'Iran's attempt to tie Israel to the terrorist attack in southern Iran is ridiculous,' Netanyahu stated.

'The time has come for the world to unite in the fight against terrorist organizations,' the Israeli premier declared.

The IDF fended off terror attacks on Israel's border with Gaza in the south and with Syria in the north.

Seeking to alleviate Yazidi children's pain, Israeli medical clowns teach others how to cure suffering with laughter.

Listen to Hezbollah, Hamas, ISIS, or Al Qaeda and it's clear that they traffic in the same sickening terror, with slightly different packaging.

'The civilized world must unite and act together to defeat terror,' Netanyahu said after the Islamic terror attack in France.

Iran is the "Shiite version of the Islamic State and the chief sponsor and perpetrator of terror and chaos in the Middle East," declared a leading Israeli lawmaker in Europe.

Dozens of lives were saved when an elite IDF cyber unit foiled a sophisticated ISIS plan to blow up an Australian airliner.

'This is one of many, many such actions that we did preventing terrorism around the world,' Netanyahu stated.

Instead of attending to the needs of his people, Mahmoud Abbas is busy picking a fight with the US, and Hamas is busy fighting ISIS.

Israeli security forces arrested another Israeli Arab who planned to carry out an attack in ISIS' name.

Netanyahu called on NATO to join the Jewish state in its fight to block the tidal wave of Islamic extremism and terrorism.   

Three years ago, terrorists attacked the offices of French humor magazine Charlie Hebdo. The world had a message for those terrorists: "We are not afraid. Terror will never win!"

ISIS, al-Qaeda and…the IDF? UNICEF is seeking to add the IDF to a blacklist of entities that target children in conflict.