New York lawmakers are introducing legislation to make waving a foreign terrorist organization's flag a Class E felony.

Last month in The Argus, I criticized President Donald Trump’s executive order intended to reduce antisemitism on campuses and revoke the visas of international students who advocate for US-designated foreign terrorist groups like Hamas and Hezbollah.

Stock markets in the Gulf were mixed on Sunday, with the Saudi bourse closed for a public holiday. Middle Eastcategory Hamas says Israel's claim on hostages' handover ceremony is pretext to evade its obligations 8:33 AM UTC Middle Eastcategory Tens of thousands mourn Hezbollah's slain leader Nasrallah in mass funeral 12:47 PM UTC · Updated ago Middle Eastcategory Israeli defence minister tells military to prepare for 'extended' West Bank stay 11:21 AM UTC Estonia has launched a new push to get fellow EU members to agree to seize frozen Russian assets and use them to help Ukraine,

The biggest mall in Israel opened in the Tel Aviv suburb of Ramat HaSharon on Thursday. The inauguration of the $560 million mall in the upscale community is a sign of the resilience of the Israeli economy despite the war against Hamas in Gaza and Hezbollah in Lebanon,

The risks for foreign students have heightened dramatically since President Trump's recent executive orders cracking down on those deemed to be supporting U.S.-designated terrorist groups, including Hamas and Hezbollah,

New York lawmakers introduced legislation that would make it a felony to brandish flags of terrorist groups. The legislation comes in response to anti-Israel protesters having waved Hamas and Hezbollah flags.

With the first phase of the truce set to expire Saturday, Hamas on Wednesday turned over the bodies of four hostages and Israel released hundreds of Palestinian prisoners.

(photo credit: JUSTIN SULLIVAN/GETTY IMAGES) Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu outlined Israel’s successful hits against three Iranian proxy groups, Hamas, Hezbollah, and the Houthis, as he ...

Reflecting on the events of and since October 7, 2023, it is evident that Israel made several miscalculations as did the Palestinian camp and Western countries. The surprise element: Israel’s most significant miscalculation was their surprise at the October 7 attack.

Hezbollah buried Hasan Nasrallah in an elaborate funeral in Beirut, nearly five months after he was killed in an Israeli airstrike.

Israel and Hamas are trading accusations of violating the fragile ceasefire in Gaza with less than a week left in the initial pause.

The weapons and the rocket launchers in the military sites posed an immediate threat, the IDF said, and "constituted a blatant violation of the understandings between Israel and Lebanon"