Settlers launched a renewed wave of violence on Sunday afternoon for the second consecutive day, wounding at least 10 Palestinians throughout the evening, including one man who was shot in the leg. The IDF later reported that five Israeli citizens had been arrested
Veteran Israeli journalist Ilana Dayan called out the country's leaders for failing to protect the vulnerable, and warned Israelis of normalizing death. Netanyahu's loyalists were furious
Amid Iranian missile strikes, aviation officials are expected to limit the number of inbound flights and reduce the number of passengers on outbound flights from 120 to 80 at the country's main international airport
Hungarian Prime Minister Victor Orbán, facing his toughest re-election bid since 2010, called the illiberal right-wing movement 'the greatest political realignment in 100 years of the West, the U.S. as its epicenter, with Hungary as its forward base'
Both the alert and Bessent's hard‑line comments – including that all options remain on the table, from U.S. boots on the ground to a possible takeover of Kharg Island – came hours after Trump gave Iran 48 hours to reopen the Strait of Hormuz or face U.S. strikes on its power plants
91 percent of Israeli Jews support the U.S.-Israel war on Iran. But J Street, as befits a feel-good echo chamber for ultra-liberal American Jews, says it's 'appalled' by the war
Military lawyers said the bill, which the Knesset might vote on this week, violates international law. MK Gilad Kariv said it 'puts IDF commanders in clear legal danger'
With Iranian strikes hitting targets, the UAE's reporting grew more opaque. Authorities have also arrested over 100 people for filming sites and sharing videos of the attacks
Trump's attacks come as he has sent conflicting messages about his timeline and appetite for continuing the war with Iran, amid near-universal Democratic opposition
Isfahan's monumental landmarks, among the greatest achievements of Islamic architecture, have been damaged in recent weeks by bombings, even as some voices in Iran direct their anger elsewhere
The three men are the first executed among tens of thousands arrested in a January crackdown. The director of Iran Human Rights said the executions were 'intended to instill fear in society and deter new protests' amid the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran
German Ambassador to Israel Steffen Seibert had expressed his 'sadness' over Israeli casualties in Iranian and Hezbollah strikes, as well as a settler rampage in Palestinian villages over the past day
Several hit sites were reported across Tel Aviv and Jaffa, and a missile carrying cluster munitions hit the third story of a building, causing its collapse. An eyewitness who worked near one of the impact sites: 'We were lucky. There was a strong blast, and the whole room filled with smoke'
Iran's strike on Qatar's gas facility could disrupt global energy and tech supply chains by affecting helium production. Qatar produces about a third of the world's helium, but production has been halted and exports are expected to drop by 14 percent
Iranian missiles hit southern Israel's Arad and Dimona on Saturday, wounding over 115. The military justified the assumption that the direct hits weren't caused by wide-scale systemic failure by saying that dozens of similar missiles have been successfully intercepted in the past
No damage was reported following the attacks. Meanwhile, it was reported on Saturday that a U.S.-operated Patriot air defense battery likely fired the interceptor missile involved in the March 9 explosion, which injured over 30
The IDF said Sunday it intends to strike the Qasmiyeh Bridge – a key coastal highway crossing into the southern city of Tyre – which would effectively cut off Tyre and much of south Lebanon
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