Three suspects radicalized online were nabbed by authorities before Saturday's festivities, which attracted around 300,000 people

Security officials say rebels hacked and burned students to death in worst such assault to hit African country since 2010

Eisenkot says jihadist group suffered hundreds of losses as a result of IDF strikes, in apparent reference to campaign in Egypt's Sinai Desert

So far 8 million pages from terror group's bureaucracy have been digitized and are set to be stored at Iraq's Supreme Judicial Council

Save the Children Australia aid group files case on behalf of nine women and 17 children languishing at Al-Hol and Roj camps in Kurdish-controlled region

Wasim a-Sayed, 34, a Palestinian from Hebron, is on trial for murder of the Kaduri couple in 2019 and Moldovan foreign worker Ivan Tarnovski in 2022

The accused, who have been in custody since late 2016, are Palestinian, Sudanese and Libyan, and were convicted of joining a terrorist group as well as of murder

Iraqi officials announce famed museum, currently undergoing rehabilitation with international assistance, will open doors in 2026

In most recent reported operation, Defense Ministry takes 80 accounts allegedly linked to Hamas worth $140,000, confiscates 2 wallets to 'thwart' Islamic State activities

Figure going by Abu Hussein al-Qurashi 'neutralized' by intel agents, Turkish president says after operation at abandoned farm in country's northeast