Knowing full well that Israel alone was in Iran's crosshairs and with no direct threat to their interests, Arab countries are now facing difficulty, in light of the Gaza offensive, explaining their unprecedented coalition to their public
British foreign minister David Cameron said it was clear Israel had made a decision to respond to the Iranian drone and ballistic missile attack and he hoped this would be carried out in a way that minimized escalation. "It's clear the Israelis are making a decision to act," Cameron, who was speaking to reporters […]
The US and its allies planned fresh sanctions against Iran over its unprecedented attack on Israel, seeking to dissuade Israel from a major escalation as its war cabinet was set to meet for a third time on Wednesday to decide a response. While Saturday night's attack caused no deaths and little damage thanks to […]
Cameron and Baerbock will meet with several Israeli senior government officials and warn them against further escalating the tensions with Tehran, following their countries' assistance to Israel in thwarting the massive attack
Noile proiecte de asistență americană pentru Ucraina şi Israel, anunţate de şeful republican al Camerei Reprezentanţilor, vor fi utile celor două ţări, a reacţionat marţi Casa Albă, deşi cu prudenţă
There was some pushback from the centrist and right-wing Jewish officials present, who called on the United States to support whatever decision Israel makes.
The U.S. Senate's Democratic leader, Chuck Schumer, has said he hopes to get detailed proposals from House Speaker Mike Johnson on foreign aid, including aid to Ukraine and Israel, on Tuesday.
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'As a result of the ongoing and developing situation in Israel, EasyJet has made a decision to suspend its flights to Tel Aviv for the rest of the summer season – until October 27,' the company said.
Both the Gaza war and the Iranian attack clearly demonstrate that Israel needs Palestinian and regional partners. To ensure Iran and Hamas cannot claim victory, Israel must stop postponing progress towards a two-state solution.
Lt. Gen. Halevi visited Nevatim Airbase, saying that missile fire from Iran would be met with a response ■ War cabinet meets for several hours, discusses options for response to Iran's attack ■ Iran's FM says Tehran will respond stronger than before if Israel retaliates ■ White House: Humanitarian aid to Gaza has greatly increased in last days ■ Biden: U.S. is committed to Israeli security and to cease-fire deal that will bring hostages home
On October 7 and on April 13, Israel was under attack. Both times, the country's leadership failed to properly assess the enemy's intentions, and both times, Israel won the sympathy of the Western world - but not for long. The price of another miscalculation on Netanyahu's part is far higher
Israeli official in PM Netanyahu's office reportedly says 'Israel can't allow such a large attack' without some kind of response ■ Hamas sends mediators proposal centered around 41-day cease-fire ■ Nearly all structures within Gaza buffer zone established by IDF have been destroyed, UN says ■ Hezbollah claims responsibility for explosion that wounds four IDF soldiers on the Israel-Lebanon border ■ Here's what you need to know 192 days into the war
Iran concludes this chapter of confrontation with Israel with a mixed cost-benefit balance sheet: On one hand, it crossed the Rubicon, disregarded President Joe Biden's explicit warning, and use its own territory to carry out the largest missile and UAV attack any country has ever launched against another country. In doing so, according to […]
The UK Minister of Foreign Affairs, David Cameron, said the Royal Air Force could not shoot down Russian drones over Ukraine, as was the case in Israel. According to him, this would trigger the risk of escalation and a large-scale war in Europe.
A direct war pitting Iran against Israel, and possibly the U.S., would be extraordinarily costly for Tehran, even jeopardizing the survival of a regime that is already facing a deep domestic legitimacy crisis, and which knows there will be no 'rallying-around-the-flag' effect in case of full-blown war
Ukraine considers the cooperation between Israel and its allies in repelling the Iranian drone and missile attack to be very successful, and also asks partners to provide the necessary weapons to counter Russian missile strikes.