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The bullet was too badly damaged to reach a definitive conclusion of its origin, but based on the investigations, the State Department said it came from Israeli positions.

The order comes days before Biden is scheduled to visit Saudi Arabia, a trip that has prompted accusations of Biden reversing his promise to make the country a "pariah" after the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

The houseboats have been scenes of history, hosting diplomats, German spies, belly dancers and generations of residents trying to escape Cairo's noise and heat.

The aid lifeline for millions of people in northern Syria is up for debate in the Security Council, during worsening tensions over war in Ukraine.

In the year since the president made a power grab, he has implemented a slow-burn rollback of Tunisia’s democratic gains and opposition is growing.

Ben & Jerry's said it did not agree with the deal reached by its parent company, Unilever.

President Biden will visit Israel on July 14, and Shireen Abu Akleh's brother said he hopes the issue will be addressed in talks with the Israeli government.

Previously, Israeli women could have an abortion only after undergoing an approval hearing with doctors and a social worker.

A tank was dropped by a crane at the port of Aqaba, sending plumes of toxic yellow gas into the air.

Israeli authorities originally said the fatal shots came from Palestinian gunmen.

The tragedy of Wednesday’s earthquake is compounded by Afghanistan’s political isolation and economic unraveling.

This summer locals and tour guides report increasing numbers of European tourists ready to once again explore Syria's sights.

Turkey was once a leading critic of Saudi Arabia after Khashoggi's murder, but an economic crisis has left it open to improving ties.

The former Israeli prime minister is hoping for decisive outcome in the upcoming Knesset elections by galvanizing the country’s right wing.

Moqtada al-Sadr is characterizing his withdrawal from parliament as an indictment of a dysfunctional political system created by the U.S. invasion.

The nation is headed to its fifth election in less than four years as the coalition broke.

After decades of cold peace, Israel's natural gas ventures are binding it closer to its once-hostile neighbors.

After years of trying to get the warring parties to agree to a plan to salvage the massive tanker, the U.N. now doesn't have the funds to implement it.