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U.S. President Barack Obama walks down Cross Hall with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (L) and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas to make joint statements in the East Room of the White House in Washington September 1, 2010.

Obama’s Israel Itinerary Leaked

Obama's upcoming Middle East trip will include a stop in Ramallah, according to a leaked itinerary.

Cybersecurity In 2013: CISPA Bill, Obama Executive Order May Counteract Chinese Cyber Hacking Spree

China is believed to be hacking into U.S. companies' computer networks. Will Congress pass new laws to increase cybersecurity?

Hezbollah Is To Charity As Al Qaeda Is To Urban Planning, Israel Says

Israel says it is folly to classify Hezbollah as a "charity organization," and urges the E.U. to reconsider.

State Of The Union 2013: How Will U.S. Compare To Other Nuclear States After Obama's Cuts?

Obama is expected to propose a reduction in the U.S. nuclear arsenal. How many nuclear weapons would this leave America?

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Obama Not Intending To Introduce New Peace Plan In Israel

Obama will not attempt to restart the stalled Middle East peace process on his trip to Israel, the White House said.

Brazil Developing Unmanned Aircraft With Israeli Defense Firm

Brazilian and Israeli defense contractors are collaborating to develop an unmanned aircraft program for Brazil’s military.

Netanyahu Still Insists Iran Was Involved In Bulgaria Bus Bombing

In a video, the Israeli PM commended the Bulgarian government for its investigation into the terrorist attacks of July 2012.

Next Generation Military Robots Drawn From Nature [PHOTOS]

The new trend in machines of war is "smaller is better" -- and their designers draw more from the world of nature than "Transformers."

Israel Confirms New Knesset Members, While Netanyahu Seeks Coalition

Israel confirmed all 120 members of the 19th Knesset on Tuesday, including 48 new faces.

Obama To Make First Presidential Visit To Israel In March

The White House announced on Tuesday that Obama will make his first trip as U.S. President to Israel.

Bulgaria Declares Hezbollah Responsible For July 2012 Bus Bombing

The Bulgarian government released the results of its investigation into the bus bombing last July: Hezbollah did it.

Presidents Ahmadinejad and Morsi in Cairo

Iran's Ahmadinejad Visits Egypt, But Don't Expect Hugs And Kisses Anytime Soon

Iran President Ahmadinejad arrived in Egypt on Tuesday, the first time an Iranian diplomat has set foot there since 1979.

McCain Opposes Filbuster Against Hagel, Undercutting GOP

Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., a fierce critic of Hagel in his committee hearing last week, announced Monday that he will not back a filibuster to stop the confirmation, MSNBC reports.

Netanyahu And Khamenei: The Imagined Conversation On Ahmadinejad

President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad would like to be first Iranian in space. What if two major Middle Eastern players thought it's a great idea?

Dror Moreh On 'The Gatekeepers' And The Shin Bet: 'I Knew I Had Dynamite In My Hand'

Six former heads of the Shin Bet, Israeli's secret service, confess their change of heart about Israel's policies in Dror Moreh's Oscar-nominated 'The Gatekeepers.'

Israel Arrests 23 Hamas Members, Including MPs, In West Bank

Israel confirmed the arrests of 25 Palestinians in the West Bank early Monday morning, 23 of whom are Hamas affiliates.

Technology Focus: Times, Post, WSJ Hacked As Cyberwarriors Up The Ante

By failing to focus on cybersecurity, the U.S. Senate Armed Services Committee botched its hearing on Chuck Hagel as defense secretary.

Iran Unveils Domestic ‘Stealth' Fighter Qaher F-313; Monkey Mission To Space Comes Under Scanner

Iran touted a new home-made combat jet, but Western experts are skeptical.

Hillary Clinton: Remarks On American Leadership To The Council On Foreign Relations (FULL-TEXT)

The full text of Hillary Clinton's last speech as U.S. Secretary of State, delivery on January 31st, 2013.

Ed Koch, Three-Term New York City Mayor, Dies At 88 Of Congestive Heart Failure

Edward I. Koch, a three-term New York City mayor, died Friday morning of congestive heart failure at 88.

Israel Must Abandon West Bank Settlements: UN

Israel boycotted a routine UN review of its human rights situation in response to a new report calling on Israel to abandon the West Bank.

The Weapons Of Syria’s War [PHOTOS]

A look at what the Free Syrian Army and others are using in the war against the Assad regime.

Chuck Hagel's Confirmation Hearing Highlights: Butting Heads With McCain Over Iraq Surge

McCain's friendship with his former Senate colleague ended, due to the Iraq surge. At Hagel's hearing, the surge came up again, contentiously.

Chuck Hagel Confirmation Hearing Begins - Climax Of Long Drama

Senators will grill Obama's defense secretary nominee Chuck Hagel Thurs. during his confirmation hearing.

Germans Grill Morsi On Anti-Semitic Remarks

Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi, visiting Germany as his country was in turmoil, was forced to address offensive remarks about Jews that emerged recently.