Iraqi officials said that the vehicle in which the commander and three other men were killed was carrying weapons into Syria.

The strike was most likely carried out by Israeli warplanes, Iraqi officials said, offering no evidence. A Lebanese news outlet also blamed Israel.

After a fourth explosion rocked a military site in Iraq, Baghdad is pointing a finger at Israel, claiming IDF drones are destroying Iranian-linked weapons depots.

Another voice of reason emerges in the Arab world, with a former Iraqi parliamentarian extending an olive branch to Israel and rejecting hypocritical Palestinian leaders.

Reports recently emerged of secret visits by three Iraqi delegations to Israel, providing yet another example of the warming ties between Israel and Arab nations.

The Palestinians are discriminated against not by Israel, but by their Arab and Muslim brethren. Arab hypocrisy is once again on display, but who who is watching?

Keramlis, a Christian town on the Nineveh Plains in northern Iraq, fell to ISIS in August 2014, sending its inhabitants fleeing. The town was retaken by Iraq forces three weeks ago as part of the push for Mosul, but most of its homes were destroyed in the process.

In what could be dubbed a ‘workplace accident,’ an accidental explosion killed 16 Islamic State terrorists.

The indigenous Christian population in the Middle East has been largely decimated by Islamic forces sweeping through the region, leaving them in a precarious situation as Israel has become the only safe country for Christians in the Middle East.

ISIS is still targeting the Yazidis and other minorities in the Middle East in its quest for an Islamic caliphate.

After releasing a video purporting to show fighters blowing up a 2,500-year-old temple in Iraq, ISIS terrorists have threatened to destroy the Egyptian pyramids.

The Farhud in Baghdad, Iraq was a pogrom, or “violent dispossession” carried out against the Jewish community on the Jewish holiday of Shavuot, June 1 and 2, 1941.

In its first deployment in the Middle East since Operation Desert Storm 26 years ago, the B-52 will contribute its awesome firepower in the war to decimate ISIS.

A US born ISIS terrorist, claiming to be a Palestinian, has surrendered to Kurdish forces in Iraq. His father claims ignorance.

Only because it has boots on the ground, US forces are succeeding in their war against ISIS terrorists.

Efforts by the US-led coalition to hit ISIS in its pocket by destroying cash warehouses appears to be taking some effect, and though this may weaken ISIS, experts believe this is not exactly a death-blow to the terror organization.

The IAEA voted down an Arab-Iranian proposal to force nuclear inspections of Israel. Nuclear ambiguity an important part of Israel's national self-defense.

Gill Rosenberg, who served in the IDF and then fought on behalf of the oppressed Kurds in Syria and Iraq, has returned to the region to help free Yazidi women.

Israeli-Canadian Gill Rosenberg returned to Israel after fighting with the Kurds against ISIS in Syria and Iraq. She plans to be an advocate for Iraqi minorities.

The Islamic State terror group’s offensive in Iraq is now threatening to take the northern Iraqi village of Al Qosh, which is home to an ancient Jewish synagogue that contains the tomb of the Prophet Nahum the Elkoshite.

This week in Israel's History: Farhud Pogroms take place in Baghdad and the 1967 Six Day War begins.

Jewish organizations convened at the UN to declare June 1st “International Farhud Day” in commemoration of the WWII-era pogrom against the Jews of Baghdad.