After Belgian police arrested Mohamed Abrini on suspicion of being the “man in the hat” seen with the Brussels airport suicide bombers, the terrorist admitted they planned to attack passengers waiting to board flights to the US, Russia and Israel.

Paris and Brussels were just the beginning, ISIS threatened as it works to intimidate - and destroy - Western civilization.

Hundreds of Islamic terrorists are already in Europe and the attacks in Paris and Brussels were only the tip of a massive iceberg, Moshe Ya'alon warned Europe.

"There's no such thing as 'normal' anymore," Brussels' mayor said in wake of last week's Muslim terror attacks.

In devastating terrorist attacks in Brussels, apparently carried out by Muslims possibly tied with ISIS, 34 people were killed and scores were wounded. Europe is in lockdown as it braces for further attacks.

ISIS' growing global Islamic terror threat was voted by AP as the top story of 2015. What else made it to the top 10 stories for the year?

The Indo-Israel vegetable center of excellence in India has boosted the annual number of seedlings grown from half a million in 2011 to six million in 2015, and Israel’s Technion Institute has built a safe drinking supply water system in a village school in northern Ethiopia.

The presumed mastermind of the Paris terror attacks two weeks ago had plans to strike Jewish targets and to disrupt schools and the transport system in France when hiding from police.

French Jews living in America are furious over comments made by France’s ambassador to the US Gérard Araud when, in comments after the Paris terror attacks, he seemingly differentiated between Jewish and "ordinary" French citizens.

French Ambassador to Israel Patrick Maisonnave spoke recently, in glowing terms, about the blossoming relationship between Israel and France.

President Obama's strategy and overall response to ISIS has drawn a significant amount of criticism from the press.

ISIS published a new propaganda clip threatening to attack New York City, but US officials have dismissed the threat, urging New Yorkers to carry on with their lives.

As New York City ramped up security in the wake of last Friday’s deadly assault by ISIS in Paris, former Mossad chief Shabtai Shavit said that deploying armed guards at cafes, theaters and shops, as is done in Israel, would be advisable for the US and European countries.

Because the world failed to rise up against terrorism directed against Israel beginning in the 1970s, the type of terrorism witnessed last Friday across Paris, killing more than 130 people, has been allowed to propagate, Senator Chuck Schumer (D-NY) said.

US Secretary of State John Kerry suggested on Tuesday that there was a “rationale” for the assault on satirical French weekly Charlie Hebdo, unlike the more recent attacks in Paris.

The relativism when it comes to terrorism against Israelis is not only problematic for Israel. Israel and the West are fighting the same enemy — radical Islam. It is impossible to win a war when you refuse even to name the enemy.

America’s Newsroom co-anchor Bill Hemmer appears shocked and upset after President Obama's speech at the G20 Summit regarding the terror in France.

Annika Hernroth-Rothstein slammed the reaction by Swedish Foreign Minister Margot Wallström to the terrorist attacks in Paris after she linked the massacre perpetrated by ISIS terrorists to Palestinian suffering, indicating that Israel was to blame.

In a new video message issued after the Paris terror attacks, ISIS threatened to attack Washington as part of its terror campaign against the West. Is America next?

Despite ISIS' mounting global threat, Israel is safe, Israel's Defense Minister said.

Terror attacks committed against Israelis are the same as committed against any other target, Netanyahu stressed, and called on the world to condemn acts of terrorism against Israelis just as they condemn them elsewhere.

Speaking with Megyn Kelly on The Kelly File, former CIA informant Mortem Storm gave his perspective on the Paris terror attacks and advised on what must now be done.

While mourning the heavily losses in Paris, Israel's leaders called on the world to band together against the mounting threat of Islamic terror.