While the world has chosen to forget, we must remember the Jewish communities uprooted from Muslim lands and sent to wander as refugees. Thank God for Israel!

Arab critics noted Tamimi's good fortune for living in Israel and her hypocrisy in light of real suffering in Syria.

Iran spends billions on terrorism, while neglecting its own citizens. When will this end? 

With Israel prospering 'more than all the Arabs put together,' the Arabs have 'a greater need for peace,' a Saudi journalist posited recently.

Conflicting reports surfaced regarding a delegation from the United Arab Emirates that purportedly visited Israel recently to learn about the F-35 stealth fighter.

Several Arab countries reportedly agreed to participate in a summit, while Abbas dismissed it as a ploy by the US to force its 'ambiguous' peace plan on the Palestinians.

While the world has chosen to forget, we must remember the Jewish communities uprooted in Muslim lands and sent to wander as refugees. Thank God for Israel!

Why has the Arab and Muslim world stopped dead in its tracks, while Western countries make great strides of progress? Does it has anything to do with the way the Arab world approaches Jews and Israel?

'There are a lot of Iraqi people on my side, and I believe they are happy I am here,' Miss Iraq said in Israel.

An impromptu meeting between Netanyahu and Arab diplomats is indicative of the changes sweeping across the Middle East. 

Arab writers, seeking to become more like Israel, called on their countries to to develop their judicial systems and a democratic form of government, to stop repressing citizens and to invest in education.  

Bahrain, not Saudi Arabia, will be the first to break the embargo on Israel-Gulf relations, says an American rabbi who visited the country.

Netanyahu underscored the necessity for a powerful Israel to face the challenges in the region. 

'The Palestinian side has perfected the art of evasion, obfuscation and procrastination, all the while working overtime to delegitimize and demonize Israel.'

The Arab world is a mess while Israel is a democratic, progressive country. What could the Arabs offer the Jewish state?

A new UN report on Iran highlights 'violation after violation of weapons transfers and ballistic missile activity' by the country, Haley said, as 'the Iranian regime’s behavior is growing worse.'

Iran's terrorism, and not the unresolved Israeli-Palestinain conflict, is the cause instability in the Middle East, MK Barlev told NATO.

Israel's covert cooperation with Saudi Arabia is surfacing, bit by bit. 

Israel and Saudi Arabia hold a common view on the Iranian threat to the region, and they have a common ally in the U.S.

Netanyahu reacted to the dramatic resignation of Lebanese PM Hariri, saying it was "a wake-up call to the international community to take action against the Iranian aggression."

Some 200 Australian riders reenacted WWI's crucial battle for Beersheba, which decided the end of the war and reshaped the Middle East. 

The Arab world is criticizing Hamas for cleaving to Iran and acting against it, serving as a 'contractor' implementing the Iranian agenda.  

Iran's destabilizing regional threat is causing the interests of Arab countries and Israel to more closely align.

Iranian Major General Bagheri blamed Israel for "orchestrating a plot" to hold the Kurdish independence referendum in Iraq.

Israel is the best country for women in the Middle East, according to the World Economic Forum's Global Gender Gap survey.

“Israel is being sought after, it is a wanted country," Netanyahu declared.

The prestigious American Interest, in its annual ranking of the World's eight great powers, has added Israel to the list for the first time.

"If you don’t understand the basic moral difference between Israel and the Palestinians—the basic difference between right and wrong—then you understand nothing about the Israeli-Arab conflict."

The hopes that the Arab Spring five years ago would lead to more opportunities for women have largely not panned out. However, there are women in all areas of life who have become leaders in their own way and are fighting for more freedom. Here are the stories of five women.

Dr. Entesar Al-Banna , a columnist for a Bahraini daily, wrote she was shocked that many young Arabs idolize Hitler- a phenomenon she says stems from the wave of violence afflicting the region and, as a result, people are looking to someone who challenged the rest of the world.

Patrick Clawson, director of research at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, said it was very peculiar the Iranians put the S-300 missile system at Fordo, a site they’ve long claimed would be impenetrable to attack.

Arab countries have long had covert relations with Israel and these relationships are now coming to light as shared concerns over Iran take precedence over real and perceived grievances.

While countries in the Middle East jail, persecute and even execute gay people, Israel respects all of its citizens regardless of race, religion or sex - and yet it is the only country so strongly vilified by the West for alleged human rights abuses.

Efforts have long been underway by the UN to fully ban nuclear testing, by getting all member states to ratify the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty. Israel signed it in 1996, but, along with the US and other countries, has resisted ratifying it until the proper 'regional context and appropriate timing.'

Iran claims Sunni terror groups plotted imminent bombings in different parts of the country, including Tehran and a number of provinces, during the holy Muslim month of Ramadan. This is rather ironic since Iran is recognized as the leading state sponsor of global terrorism.

Israeli and US delegations met in Jerusalem on Thursday to discuss a full range of security matters, including shared threats, terror organizations destabilizing the Middle East, opportunities for regional cooperation and other important issues, including Iran.

British and French interests of 1916 created a host of problems over the next century. Today, Israel should worry about the different world views that have developed between itself and the West. But the new situation also presents Israel with opportunities.

The United States “can’t fix” the Middle East region, US Director of National Intelligence James Clapper said in an interview with the Washington Post.

Russia’s less dominant militarily but more willing to act, and that has changed the dynamics in the region.

While the region's Arab and Muslim citizens have been fighting for years against corruption and for their human rights, little has ultimately changed in these realms, a new survey shows.