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Eid marks start of 3-day Syrian truce, first for entire countryThe Syrian military declared a unilateral, three-day cease-fire for the entire country on Wednesday, although reports of violence continued.聽
In Ramadan attacks, ISIS reveals its top target: other MuslimsISIS has gained attention for its anti-Western violence. But recent attacks show that it sees other Muslim groups as a greater threat.聽
Why ISIS is 'lashing out,' from Baghdad to BangladeshJust days after the Iraqi government declared it had ousted ISIS from Fallujah, the militant group unleashed the deadliest bombing Baghdad has seen since 2006.
Suicide bombers strike three cities in Saudi ArabiaIn the only one of the three attacks that appeared to have caused many casualties, a suicide bomber detonated a bomb near the security headquarters of the Prophet's Mosque in Medina, the second-holiest site in Islam.
Armed with Romeo and red carpets, Gaza Palestinians try to live a littleDespite the devastation of war and poverty, there are a record number of cultural events. But Palestinians say Hamas makes it hard to enjoy themselves.
Elie Wiesel, Nobel Peace Prize winner and Holocaust victims advocateIn awarding the 1986 Peace Prize, Elie Wiesel, was called a "messenger to mankind" and "one of the most important spiritual leaders and guides in an age when violence, repression and racism continue to characterize the world."
Israeli airstrikes on Hamas after rocket hits empty Sderot kindergartenNo injuries were reported on either side.聽The exchange comes amid an escalation of violence in the West Bank following a pair of fatal attacks against Jewish settlers that has sparked Israel's largest military surge in two years.
A uniquely Syrian Ramadan returns 鈥� in JordanUpheaval and sorrow have tempered Ramadan celebrations for Syrian refugees in Jordan in recent years. But many are no longer waiting to get on with their lives 鈥� or to enjoy them.
Lebanon's tough options as backlash against Syrian refugees growsA wave of suicide attacks in northeast Lebanon has prompted calls for action. But many worry the wrong approach toward the country's large refugee population could spur radicalization.聽
Why Istanbul residents blame Erdogan, not ISIS, for instabilityIstanbul's Ataturk airport reopened within five hours of Tuesday's attack, in contrast to the 12 days it took Brussels to resume operations. But many Turks are struggling with a spike in attacks.
Turkey reveals nationalities of airport bombers: Russian, Uzbek, KyrgyzPolice raids across Istanbul round up suspects thought to have links to the Islamic State in the aftermath of the terrorist attack at the Ataturk Airport, which killed 43 and wounded more than 230 others.
Istanbul attack aims to counter narrative that ISIS is 'losing'Yesterday's attack on Europe's third-largest airport is likely to push President Erdogan to make the fight against ISIS his top priority. Thus far he has prioritized the battle against Syria's Assad.
How common are IS terrorist attacks in Turkey?Turkey officials believe Tuesday attack at Istanbul's Ataturk Airport聽was orchestrated by the Islamic State. If ISIS claims credit, it will be the third Islamic State-linked attack since the start of the year.
Death toll rises at Istanbul's Ataturk airport after suicide bombingAfter three suicide bombers opened gunfire and detonated explosives at the international terminal of Istanbul's Ataturk airport Tuesday, the death toll rose to 41, with more than 200 injured.聽
'Terrorists' open fire at Istanbul airportAt least 10 people were killed and 20 others injured in an attack on聽Istanbul Atat眉rk Airport.
US is making progress against ISIS, but not fast enough for lawmakersConcerns over the strength of the Islamic State persist in the wake of the Orlando, Fla., attack but US military strategy against the militant forces in Syria is making headway.
Retired Israeli security experts' plan challenges NetanyahuThe Commanders for Israel's Security, an alliance of former top security commanders, have cautioned Israel to change course to avoid intensifying conflict with other countries and Palestinians.聽
Why Turkey's Erdogan settled for less than he wanted from IsraelThe deal reflected pragmatism. But it also signals Erdogan's declining stature in the Middle East and mounting troubles at home, where he has exploited cultural divisions to deflect attention.
First LookIraqi commander calls Fallujah 'completely liberated' from ISISIraqi forces' retaking of the city marks one of the biggest victories against ISIS, but the Islamic extremists still control other parts of the country.
First LookAfter a six-year chill, Turkey and Israel begin to normalize relationsIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lauded the economic benefits of ending the six-year diplomatic chill聽over the聽Israeli navy's killing of Turkish activists in聽2010.
