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Bulgaria Blast: Suicide Bomber Killed Israeli Tourists, Officials

Seven died and a further 34 were injured in the blast which ripped through the bus in the tourist town of Burgas, Bulgaria.

Oil Futures Rise To Seven-Week High On Geopolitical Tensions

Crude oil prices advanced to a seven-week high Thursday, helped by firmer Asian stock markets and geopolitical tensions.

Commuters pass by Nasdaq headquarters in New York.

Top After-Market Nasdaq Movers (Mellanox, Select, Skyworks, QUALCOMM, QLogic, Diana Containerships, Tudou, Trius, Nanosphere, Smart Balance)

The top after-market Nasdaq gainers Wednesday were Mellanox Technologies Ltd, Complete Select Comfort Corp, Skyworks Solutions Inc, QUALCOMM Incorporated and QLogic Corporation. The top after-market Nasdaq losers were Diana Containerships Inc, Tudou Holdings Limited, Trius Therapeutics, Nanosphere Inc and Smart Balance Inc.

Israel Accuses Iran Of Bus Bombing In Bulgaria

Israel accused Iran of carrying out a bomb attack that killed six people on a bus carrying Israeli tourists at a Bulgarian airport Wednesday, and vowed a stern response to Iranian terror.

Syria: The Beginning of the End or the End of the Beginning?

The deaths of major Syrian military leaders in a spectacular strike on the capital are tipping the playing field, but don't expect the conflict to end anytime soon.

The Real Threat To Gaza's Christians: Forced Conversions Or Poverty?

Christians in the Gaza Strip staged public protests earlier this week, claiming that five members of their small community had been kidnapped by Islamists with the intention of forcibly converting them to Islam.

Alois Brunner: The Nazi War Criminal Who Found A Home In Syria

The Syrian regime repeatedly thwarted efforts by Israel and European governments (including Germany, France and Austria) to extradite Brunner for decades, sometimes even denying he was in the country.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addresses Aipac policy conference in Washington

In Israel, Centrist Kadima Walks From Bibi's Coalition

On Wednesday, opposition leader Shaul Mofaz called to end the polticial circus over whether, or when, ultra-Orthodox and Arab Israelis must serve in the military.

Syria's Chemical Weapons Are Jordan's Problem

Jordan has taken all necessary measures to defend itself from a possible chemical weapons attack by its neighbor Syria, which is believed to have one of the biggest stockpiles in the world.

Talking About Egypt, Thinking About Iran: Clinton's Real Focus In Israel

During her last visit in Israel as Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton talked about Egypt but really thought about Iran. And made scant mention of the Palestinians, nowhere near as pressing an issue for America as the Arab Spring

Kadima Party Quits Israeli Government; Early Elections May Be Called

The leader of the centrist Kadima, Shaul Mofaz, said he had no choice but to sever his party?s short-lived partnership with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu?s Likud's party.

The Chicken And I: How The Humble Poultry Symbolizes Iran?s Economic Disaster

Ordinary Iranians are facing long food queues, spiraling inflation and the debilitating effects of Western sanctions on the country?s key oil sector.

Clinton Pledges U.S. Will Help Israel Stop Iran From Acquiring Nuclear Weapons

U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton pledged a commitment to work with Israel in order to stop Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.

Palenstians Visit Jailed Relatives In Israel

The family members of 24 prisoners were escorted by bus by the Israel Prisons Service to Ramun prison in southern Israel, about two hours away from Gaza, as part of a deal to end a months-long hunger strike among detainees.

Clinton Arrives In Israel; Talks To Focus On Egypt, Iran And Palestine

U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton arrived in Israel late Sunday for high-level talks with Israeli officials focusing on the course of political action in Egypt, Iran's alleged clandestine nuclear program and the stalled Israeli-Palestinian peace process.

Israel: Self-Immolation Of Moshe Silman Could Define Social Movement

The self-immolation of an Israeli man at a protest in Tel-Aviv on Saturday night sent immediate shockwaves across the country.

Water From The Sea: The Risks And Rewards Of Israel's Huge Bet On Desalination

Israel is faced with a major water deficit, and it's investing in desalination to solve the problem -- but the country's big push for getting water from the sea is not without risks.

Iran Would Have Nuclear Bomb Now If UK Had Not Intervened: M16 Chief John Sawers

MI6 Chief John Sawers said that Iran is now two years away from developing nuclear weapons, and that his spy agency had prevented this from happening in 2008.

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Will Smith, Steven Spielberg And Russell Crowe To Resurrect Biblical Hollywood

Hollywood heavyweight Will Smith is setting his sights on a big-screen version of Cain and Abel, the biblical tale of sibling rivalry between the two sons of Adam and Eve.

America's Top Cyberwarrior Says Cyberattacks Cost $250 Billion A Year

America's leading cyber warrior is distressed about a potentially grim future for cyber-security.

As Apple Faces New US Discrimination Accusations, Iran Tries To Capitalize

Reported incidents of discrimination by Apple Store employees against people of Iranian descent are increasing, raising the likelihood that what appeared to be a few cases of prejudice may turn into a legal and diplomatic scandal. Further, the company's virtual non-response to the reports exposes it to being played by Tehran, which has already become involved.

Religious Groups Furious Over German Circumcision Ban; Call It Prejudiced Against Non-Christians

A German court's ban on circumcision has drawn severe criticism from Jews, Muslims and Christians who perceive it as an infringement of religious freedom, while medical practitioners said the ban could encourage unauthorized and untrained people performing illegal circumcisions leading to health risks.