Riyadh and Ankara expect the U.S. president to give the Khashoggi affair a proper burial

This is the fourth time in five years that the monastery and its cemetery were vandalized

Senior officers will have authority to keep reporters and photographers out if it would 'escalate the atmosphere of violence'

The United States, Israel and Australia voted against the move, which is seen as allowing the Palestinians to act more like a full UN member state during meetings in 2019 when they will chair the group

Tires of dozens of vehicles were slashed, and some cars were painted with Stars of David and graffiti in Hebrew, Palestinians report

Disclosure records filed with the Justice Department show the firm has been providing the Saudi Embassy with 'government relations and communications counsel' for $150,000 a month

Authorities say the gunman, an 18-year-old student, killed himself

The grisly hit-job on Khashoggi has implications far beyond its exposure of the Saudi Crown Prince as brutal and reckless. In Jerusalem and D.C., they’re mourning their whole strategic concept for the Mideast - not least, for countering Iran