Middle East
Sharaa’s Israel comments signal shift toward security arrangements, not peace deals - analysis
Syria and Lebanon are signaling interest in security arrangements with Israel before full peace agreements, suggesting a slower, more cautious path toward regional stability.
Syria's Sharaa unveils regional strategy, seeks Israel security arrangement
Massive fire breaks out in southern Israel, Turkey threatens election integrity
Trump, Bibi, and a regime's diplomacy lies: Is the West buying what Iran is selling? - opinion
Swedish doctor alleges antisemitic abuse, claims his contract was ended after he complained
"I felt that it was discrimination. The manager says they will handle the matter themselves. And then I found out that I was no longer allowed to stay. It was very strange," Wirschubskyhe said.
A globalizing terror war has blinded the West. Finally an international response from its victims
More recently, Batoul Suleiman Alloush was kidnapped from her university campus in Latakia, Syria. She also won't help from organizations in the West created to save people just like her.
Use of force at a crossroads: The Strait of Hormuz is not negotiable - opinion
As Washington intensifies its campaign against the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps’ maritime capabilities, the familiar, defeatist chorus in the West is already demanding immediate de-escalation.
Trump hosts Lebanon's Aoun, says he is open to talks with Hezbollah if asked by Beirut
Trump: US will hit Pickaxe Mountain 'pretty soon,' Iran desperate to hold talks after US strikes • Aoun: 'It's about time for Lebanon to be stable and secure'
What Israel's spy chief warned me about terrorism in 1980 - opinion
Isser Harel's chilling warning about terrorism and America's future proved prophetic and carries lessons for today.
IDF confirms building massive sand barrier dividing Gaza after satellite imagery emerges
According to the satellite imagery, more than 23 kilometers were built in recent months through areas where Palestinian communities once stood.
Ahead of October 27: How a new government could change Israel’s course - opinion
Given current daunting national challenges – domestic, regional, and international – it is worth examining the positions and likely policies of those who could soon form the next government.
Israel, US, and Lebanon have different visions for pilot zones - and Hezbollah is why - analysis
Lebanon, Israel, and the US all support Lebanese Army pilot zones in the south - but each side appears to have a different idea of what success means and how to deal with Hezbollah.
IDF says it fired warning shots at Lebanese troops who crossed pilot zone boundary
"The IDF demands that the LAF continue to operate within the agreed areas," the military warned. "Any deviation without prior coordination could endanger its forces."
Pentagon confirms some 100 soldiers wounded since US-Iran fighting renewed, majority back on duty
Parnell stated that updates regarding wounded and killed soldiers would be posted to the Pentagon’s online database, which currently shows 14 dead and 427 injured since the beginning of the war.
