A court in the eastern city of Lahore on Monday dismissed two terrorism-related cases against Hafiz Muhammad Saeed, founder of the banned militant group Lashkar-e-Taiba, citing lack of evidence, according to his lawyer.
When President Obama announced at the G-20 summit in Pittsburgh late last month that Iran had built a secret nuclear plant in Qom, southwest of Tehran, he was followed by a visibly angry French President Nicolas Sarkozy and an unusually harsh British Prime Minister Gordon Brown.
From the depths of an Israeli soldier turned middle-aged filmmaker\’s haunted memories, the new award-winning movie \”Lebanon\” consists mainly of scenes shot from inside a sweat- and anxiety-soaked tank of Israeli army conscripts trapped behind enemy lines.
When Italy’s first national Jewish newspaper launches this month, Italy will get what few Jewish communities around the world offer: a Jewish newspaper geared toward non-Jews.
The Dalai Lama visited the sukkah of a Washington synagogue.
Although warm and effusive in their congratulations, Israeli officials fear President Obama\’s Nobel Peace Prize could limit his options on Iran.
A senior official of the Hezbollah militant group was killed on Monday evening when an explosion rocked a house apparently serving as a munitions bunker in south Lebanon.
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