Trump effectively handed the kingdom responsibility for solving its Houthi problem and it will have to choose between another war and recognizing the Houthi force in Yemen. The kingdom's decision could affect the future of the entire region
As Sweida's spiritual leader pushes for autonomy and bars cooperation with the government of President al-Sharaa, leaning on Israel provides a fragile bargaining chip - one the Trump administration could easily snatch away
Trump's remarks come amid escalating tensions over the Strait of Hormuz, as Iran and Oman negotiate a deal to reopen the waterway. Last week, Trump said he would 'pretty soon' declare the strait U.S. territory
Trump said he will declare the Strait of Hormuz a U.S. territory at a ceremony on Friday 'after we finish defeating Iran, which is being very badly defeated.' The Iranian news agency Tasnim referred to the remarks as 'Trump's repeated delusions'
In his ruling, US District Judge Richard Stearns in Boston said the Trump administration’s lawsuit, filed in March, had not plausibly shown an ongoing violation of federal civil rights law.
Republicans may have adored Netanyahu over the years, but their loyalty lies squarely with Trump. As both camps increasingly air their grievances, those resentments may define what comes next more than any policy disagreement
Oren Dobronsky, an Israeli-American businessman and reality TV figure, also wrote that Gaza 'must be destroyed to the ground.' On Monday, he apologized to Trump, saying, 'I lost my temper'
The Wall Street Journal reported Trump was willing to forgo signing a nuclear deal, instead relying on U.S. military readiness to respond should Iran violate the cease-fire
As Trump searches for a way out of the Strait of Hormuz standoff, Netanyahu – trying to please his extreme-right partners in the run-up to the election – is hoping that the U.S. president lacks the will to see the Gaza or Lebanon conflicts end
After AI agents from OpenAI and Anthropic went rogue and hacked other companies, the Trump administration's response is now under the lens of bipartisan scrutiny.
Trump told Fox News that Iran doesn't want to 'admit' that they're having 'good discussions' with the United States. Meanwhile, reports have emerged that the U.S. Army has used 'virtually all' of its global stockpile of highly accurate long-range missiles
Trump warned Tehran it faced a 'last chance' to reach a deal with Washington, after he called Iran's leaders 'unbelievably duplicitous' for denying the talks. Trump did not provide details on where the talks are taking place. 'You'll find out today or tomorrow'
Trump said, 'We had an attack that would be the biggest attack since World War II, and it would have been disastrous,' after he was asked by Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar and Iran to call off strikes
According to The Wall Street Journal, mediators in the region presented new proposals for a cease-fire, urging the U.S. and Iran to de-escalate tensions. Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman reportedly spoke with Trump on Saturday and urged the president to engage in dialogue
Trump said the U.S. effort to weaken the court is meant to shield the Israeli prime minister and others, not himself, as Washington presses countries to withdraw from the ICC
The senior official added that Netanyahu did not announce Israel's preferred outcome, and that ultimately the final decision whether to continue the offensive against Iran rests with Trump, unless Tehran attacks first
Netanyahu met Trump at the White House in talks closed to the press, following a secretive departure from Israel that journalists were barred from covering. The White House described the meeting as 'productive and positive' despite growing tensions between the two leaders over Iran
Trump says Turkey is a 'good ally' and that no one would tell the U.S. what to sell after saying he would consider F-35 sales to Ankara. A White House source told Haaretz that Trump will discuss Iran, Lebanon and the Abraham Accords with Netanyahu
In the U.S. for Lindsey Graham's funeral, the Israeli prime minister arrives in Washington facing a hostile public, a skeptical Trump administration and the loss of his strongest ally