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Iran and Hizballah Prioritize Terrorism Funding Over Societal Development
Despite facing growing unrest and a weakening economy, Iran continues to funnel massive amounts of money and resources to its main terrorist proxies, especially Hizballah, in order to expand its reach. Iranian President Hassan Rouhani's recent budget -
Israeli Airstrikes Target Iran's Presence, Drone Program in Syria
In recent months, Israel-Iran tensions have evolved from covert and proxy battles to direct confrontations. Early Monday, Israel targeted the Syrian regime's T-4 military air base in Homs, killing at least seven Iranian personnel. One of the fatalities -
Hamas Mobilizes 30,000 Terrorists For Two-day Military Drill
Despite a growing humanitarian crisis in Gaza, Hamas carried out a two-day, large-scale military drill in Gaza earlier this week featuring 30,000 terrorist operatives, according to a Meir Amit Intelligence and Terrorism Information Center report. -
Defiant Iran Rejects Changes to Nuclear Deal and its Missile Program
Iran has flat out rejected any efforts to renegotiate the nuclear agreement, amid reports of European efforts to constrain Iran's regional expansion and ballistic missile program. Speaking in Tehran earlier this month, Ayatollah Khamenei proclaimed that -
Deadly Attack Follows Palestinian Factions' Call for Violence
A Palestinian terrorist drove his car into a group of Israeli soldiers on Friday, killing two and wounding two others in the northern West Bank after Palestinian representatives called for yet another "Day of Rage." Israeli troops apprehended the -
Colombian Police Arrest Cuban ISIS Suspect Who Threatened U.S. Diplomats
Colombian police arrested a Cuban man earlier this week, saying he plotted to attack U.S diplomats in Bogota in the name of ISIS. Raúl Gutiérrez allegedly plotted to carry out his attack this past Tuesday at a restaurant frequented by the diplomats, -
Turkey Refusing to Release Detained Greek Soldiers
A Turkish court on Monday refused to release two Greek soldiers who strayed across the border into Turkey last week. Turkey accuses the soldiers of being spies. Greece claims the border crossing was accidental due to heavy snow and fog. This is just the -
Hamas Continues to Steal Energy From Gaza's Residents
Hamas was caught stealing electricity from a Gaza power line intended for civilian use amid reports of financial and humanitarian crises, according to a video released by Israel's military liaison to the Palestinians. Maj-Gen. Yoav Mordechai posted the -
Proposed Anti-Tank Missile Sale to Turkey, Qatar Raises Concern
Advanced anti-tank missiles that Raytheon and Lockheed Martin plan to sell to Turkey and Qatar could end up in the hands of jihadists, a member of the Syrian Democratic Council (SDC) told the Investigative Project on Terrorism (IPT). Defense Department -
Iran Building Another Syrian Base to Target Israel
Iran has constructed another military base in Syria with the ability to host missiles that can strike any part of Israel, according to ImageSat International satellite images obtained exclusively by Fox News. Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps' (IRGC) -
Federal Judge Strikes CAIR-Hamas Reference From San Diego Suit
A federal judge partially granted a motion Monday by San Diego's Unified School District (SDUSD) to strike references to the Council on American Islamic Relations' (CAIR) ties to Hamas from a lawsuit seeking to block the school system from working with -
Muslim Brotherhood, Hizballah, and Palestinian Groups Unite to Praise Deadly Attack
There are lots of differences between Shi'ite, Sunni, and Palestinian nationalist terrorist organizations. But they have one thing in common: a passionate hatred for Israelis and Jews. Shortly after an Arab-Israeli stabbed and killed an Israeli civilian -
New Study: ISIS Media Production Quality Reflects Organizational Trajectory
Since ISIS lost most of its territory in Syria and Iraq, the terrorist organization has faced other considerable setbacks. For example, it is desperately scrambling for new revenue sources – even trying to sell its own minted currency as memorabilia. -
Free Syrian Army Presses Trump Administration to Restore Aid
Representatives of the Free Syrian Army (FSA) visited Washington last week, seeking a restoration of U.S. military aid that was cut off last summer. Four officials from the FSA, which fought alongside Syria's former Al-Qaida branch at various times, met -
Palestinian President's Call for "Peaceful Popular Resistance" Defies Reality
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has issued another veiled, public call for violence and terrorism against Israelis. Abbas called on Palestinians to continue "peaceful popular resistance," in a speech at the Palestine Liberation Organization's (PLO)
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