Tag: NATO

“I’m here to mark a new beginning in a very robust partnership between NATO and the State of Israel,” said Geoană.

Ben Shapiro breaks down everything you need to know about the conflict between Russia and Ukraine.

Zelensky is “the kind of leader I’d want to go into combat with.”

“Iran has prepared itself ... 21 U.S. bases are in our sights. If Israel dared to make any mistake, we would raze Haifa and Tel Aviv to the ground.”

The announcement comes after joint drill where NATO vessels simulated medical emergencies at sea with the Israeli Navy.

The move by Israel comes amid growing international concern over Chinese involvement in construction projects and the fallout from its trade war with the United States.

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg welcomed the summit, noting, with a hint and a nudge to the White House, "As long as we remain united (within NATO), we can dialogue with Russia."

Nineteen countries participate in the maneuvers, with about 18,000 soldiers spread around Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland.

Why is Turkey still a member of NATO? From Turkey's incursion into Syria to ethnic cleansing in Sudan. Rod Bryant & Jerry Gordon take you Beyond the Matrix and bring you cutting edge news on the matter.

Prime Minister Netanyahu spelled out the danger for countries if they will not take firm action against Iran.

"You’ll have the son of ISIS and the grandson of al-Qaeda that will be fighting [for] this new Shi’ite force."

Lightweight, compact and cost-effective, BrightNite delivers directly to both eyes of the pilot a crystal clear visual of the landscape, flight data, and especially the mission data.

The exercise enacted a scenario in which the rivers in Montenegro flooded large populated areas, home to around 640,000 residents.

US-Turkey relations have so deteriorated after the coup that Washington no longer trusts Ankara with the nuclear weapons.

Although not a member of the NATO alliance, Israel has already played an integral role as a member of NATO’s Mediterranean Dialogue.

Obviously it didn't work.

The IAF "Gulfstream" Squadron hosted the NATO Course for air traffic controllers last week in Nevatim Airbase to learn to operate in the English...

Russia is throwing its weight around in the Middle East and no one seems prepared to intervene.

A group international military experts submitted a report to the UN Friday, concluding their analysis of Israeli and Palestinian actions during the 2014 Gaza conflict.

Greece is the only NATO member that has an S-300 system in service.

Turks find Israel more detestable than Hamas and Hezbollah. In fact, Turks absolutely despise the Jewish state.

Palestinian Authority chairman Mahmoud Abbas told The New York Times he would be willing to allow a U.S.-led NATO force to patrol a Palestinian...

IDF Chief of Staff Benny Gantz and Col. Adam Susman, head of the International Military Cooperation Department, landed in Brussels on Tuesday for the...

The Obama Administration announced that it wanted to meet with the Taliban in Doha for “peace talks.” The Taliban laughed and never showed.

Taliban terrorists reminded Americans what happens when the US acts in the Middle East. Suicide bombers attacked a US base in Afghanistan. No U.S. soldiers were killed, but Obama’s foreign policy in danger.

Obama has said he would use force in Syria if it used chemical weapons. No wonder Kerry denies Israeli intel that Assad used nerve gas. And didn’t the US once reject Israel’s info on Iran’s nuke work?

Erdoğan's Turkey is no longer a trustworthy partner for the West but more like a mole in its inner sanctum.

In Washington there are deep differences of opinion as to how to address the growing jihadi influence in Africa.

Why does the Turkish government act so aggressively against the Assad regime of Syria? Perhaps Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan hopes that lobbing artillery shells into Syria will help bring a satellite government to power in Damascus. Maybe he expects that sending a Turkish war plane into Syrian air space or forcing down a Syrian civilian plane en route from Russia will win him favor in the West and bring in NATO. Conceivably, it's all a grand diversion from imminent economic crisis due to borrowing too much.

Unlike Iraq, Libya is a back-burner issue, even if the oil-rich country is beginning to look a lot like Iraq. In defending U.S. military force there, President Barack Obama said that "To brush aside America's responsibility as a leader and -– more profoundly -– our responsibilities to our fellow human beings under such circumstances would have been a betrayal of who we are." But with armed militias, car bombs going off, destruction of religious shrines, and Salafi violence, what does the current state of Libya say about who we are?