Iran's former foreign minister Javad Zarif has revealed that he believed Israel has some kind of control over Hollywood, that he expected Iran to get a huge payout if it signed the 2015 Iran deal, and that Israel has become... 
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is sure to rachet up inflammatory anti-Hellenic rhetoric ahead of next year's presidential election, but his regime "does not have the political, military or economic might" to go war with Greece. 
Israel's downing of three drones on Saturday illustrates the growing nexus of Iran-Hezbollah threats in the region – and specifically the Lebanese terrorist organization's escalating attempts to target gas platforms off the... 
The helicopter buzzes in from the South, making a long arc in the sky as it begins an approach. We're standing in the desert near the Tze'elim Ground Forces training base in the Negev. The ground here is dry, undulating, made up... 
Abdullah Bozkurt takes an in-depth look at how cronies of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan defrauded the Czech Export Bank of 400 million euros. 
Seth J. Frantzman: New U.S.-brokered talks held by Israel, Egypt, and the Arab gulf states could "pave the way for a stronger regional security foundation." 
Israel appears to have expanded the scope of its targeted killings in Iran beyond personnel and facilities connected to its nuclear program. From Jonathan Spyer. 
Iran's foreign minister appeared to indicate that Tehran would not oppose a Turkish invasion of another part of Syria. Turkey invaded Syria in a series of campaigns beginning in 2016, eventually resulting in the ethnic cleansing...
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