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Where To Watch ‘Jill & Jessa: Counting On’ Before Duggars Return To TLC With Season 2 Premiere

The Duggars return to airwaves later this month with “Counting On” Season 2, but fans will want to watch the Season 1 episodes first!

New ISIS Video: Rome, Jews, Israel, Threatened By Islamic State In Sinai Peninsula

"This is only the beginning, and our meeting [will be] in Rome and Beit Al-Maqdis [Jerusalem]," the narrator says.

US, Israel Close Many Gaps In Defense Aid Talks, Hope For Deal Soon

Officials from the two countries wrapped up three days of discussions in Washington over a new 10-year defense pact.

London Knife Attack: 1 Dead And 5 Injured In Russell Square, Police Find No Evidence Of Terrorism Or Radicalization

London police also said the suspect is Norwegian with Somali ancestry and that there was no evidence linking terrorism to the attack.

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Coral Polyps Kiss, Fight Turf Wars And More, New Underwater Microscope Reveals

A new diver-operated underwater microscope designed at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography at the University of California, San Diego provides “a never-before-seen view of the underwater world.”

Derick Dillard Posts Sweet Family Photo Following Reports He Could Have Died During Mission Trip

Derick Dillard took to Instagram to share a cute photo of his wife, Jill Dillard, and their son following a blog post which alerted fans.

Facebook Faces $1 Billion Lawsuit For Allowing Palestinian Militants To Use Platform To Plan Attacks

The lawsuit was filed Monday by the families of four Israeli-U.S. dual nationals and one visiting U.S. citizen who died in attacks in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem and the occupied West Bank.

Egypt Foreign Minister To Talk Mideast Peace In Rare Visit To Israel

The visit — the first by an Egyptian foreign minister in nine years — follows a similar meeting with Palestinian officials in Ramallah on June 29.

Israel’s West Bank, East Jerusalem Settlement Expansion Plans Roundly Condemned

Approved by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Sunday, the expansion plans call for the construction of nearly 600 new settler homes in an Arab neighborhood of East Jerusalem.

Turkey's Erdogan Moots Plan To Grant Citizenship To Syrians

Turkey struck a deal with the European Union in March to stem the flow of migrants into Europe.

Facebook Defends Its Role In Censoring Content In Light Of Israeli Official’s ‘Monster’ Comments

Israeli officials allege that the social networking website is “sabotaging” their efforts in stemming Palestinian violence.

Donald Trump Mocks Hillary Clinton With Anti-Semitic Tweet, Deletes After Backlash

The presumptive U.S. Republican presidential nominee prompted a social media outrage with the tweet, which has been criticized as blatantly racist.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu Rejects ‘Myth’ That West Bank Settlements Are An Obstacle To Mideast Peace

Confronted by criticism in a U.S.-backed report, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Israeli settlements are not an obstacle to Mideast peace.

Istanbul Attack Delays Restoration Of Russia-Turkey Relations And Further Weakens Struggling Turkish Tourism Sector

Dozens of deaths in an attack at Istanbul airport Tuesday is likely to delay the rapprochement between Turkey and Russia.

Israel, Turkey Finalize Deal To Normalize Strained Relations; To Resume Full Diplomatic Ties

Relations between the two nations have been strained since 2010, when 10 activists were killed in a botched Israeli raid of the Turkish aid flotilla Mavi Marmara.

Israel-Palestine Conflict: No Breakthrough Expected In Kerry-Netanyahu Rome Meeting

The meeting, which comes close on the heels of inconclusive talks in Paris, is unlikely to result in a breakthrough in the fraught Israel-Palestine peace process.

Egyptian Court Voids Deal Transferring Control of Two Red Sea Islands To Saudi Arabia

The deal to hand over the two uninhabited islands — Tiran and Sanafir — was announced by the Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi in April.

Racial Profiling: Donald Trump Says It’s ‘Common Sense’

“Everybody wants to be so politically correct. … They don’t want to do anything,” the presumptive GOP presidential nominee said.

What Is ISIL? Why Obama Won’t Call Orlando Shooting ‘Radical Islamic Terrorism’ Or The Islamic State ‘ISIS’

Using labels like "radical Islamic terrorism" to refer to threats won't help end the problem, the president said Tuesday.

Israel Elected As Chair Of Permanent UN Committee For The First Time Ever

The move, condemned by Arab states, marked the first time Israel — routinely denounced by the U.N. — has been chosen to lead one of its permanent committees.

Polls Show Increasing Support For Brexit; Murdoch’s Sun Backs ‘Leave’

Britain’s “Leave” campaign opened up a 7-point lead over “Remain” ahead of a referendum on membership of the European Union, an opinion poll showed late Monday.

Brexit Vote 2016: Betting Odds Suggest Chances UK Will Decide To Leave The EU Up Sharply

The likelihood that Britons will vote to leave the EU increased sharply on Monday to 36 percent, the highest level since the June 23 referendum was announced.

Bomb Blast In Central Beirut Aimed At Bank: Minister

Blom Bank is one of those that has closed accounts belonging to people suspected of links to Hezbollah.

Israel Bans Entry Of All Palestinians After Tel Aviv Attack: Army

The measure will remain in place until Sunday midnight following Wednesday’s attack in Tel Aviv, according to a report.

Tel Aviv Shooting: Israel Revokes Ramadan Permits For Palestinians As Netanyahu Vows To Take ‘Necessary Steps’

The decision, announced hours after gunmen killed four people at a crowded market in the Israeli city of Tel Aviv, will affect 83,000 Palestinians.

Gunmen Kill Four In Tel Aviv; Suspects Held

Security footage showed the suspects, posing as customers at a restaurant, suddenly pulling out automatic weapons and opening fire.

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