Sources tell The Wall Street Journal that Russian satellite imagery and drone guidance have enabled Iran to carry out more precise strikes on radar and missile systems in the Gulf, while analysts note the support mirrors intelligence Western nations have shared with Ukraine
55-year-old Clift Seferlis of Garrett Park had pled guilty to 17 counts of mailing threatening communications and eight counts of obstructing the free exercise of religious beliefs.
Netanyahu's attempt to oust the election committee's legal adviser marks an escalation in the prime minister's quest to sabotage Israel's democratic procedure
Qatari official says region will 'live with the consequences' of a war it didn't choose. He urges stronger deterrence, closer cooperation with Europe and warns that unchecked Israeli and Iranian "hegemony" risks repeated regional wars
“This campaign is intended not only to defend Israel and the United States, but the entire free world,” Akunis said while speaking at the Anti-Defamation League’s Never Is Now Summit in New York.
Sources familiar said that Netanyahu is seeking to exert pressure on the committee responsible for ensuring the integrity of Israel's upcoming elections
Built around the notion of resistance to the Israeli occupation in southern Lebanon, the rise of Hezbollah manifested the strategic failure of the 1982 Lebanon War. But now the option of prolonged presence in southern Lebanon is surging again within Israeli discourse
The journalist, who had been with Al Jazeera since its inception in 1996, presented its first broadcast. He had many fans but also attracted his fair share of detractors, thanks to his strong opinions on Palestine and other regional issues
The far-right group Im Tirtzu, which is slated to carry out the tours, has repeatedly been accused of promoting fascism. In 2013, an Israeli court ruled that the organization does indeed exhibit fascist characteristics
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's attempt to gain support by warring with Iran and Hezbollah ahead of elections is already backfiring. What happens when his base realizes the repeated promises of 'total victory' were a lie?
Dan Zorella and Giora Eiland reportedly flew to Ljubljana in December; months later, covert recordings shook the election. Slovenia's intelligence agency reportedly confirms the visit
As the U.S. seeks to assemble an international coalition to secure the Strait of Hormuz, the president said America no longer 'needs' or 'desires' NATO assistance: 'We never did'
Major Canadian Jewish groups call for the authorities to 'enforce' anti-hate laws after posters at a weekend rally included antisemitic caricatures and calls for Israel to be eliminated
Police say they have medical evidence, WhatsApp messages and contemporaneous accounts – but absence of complaints from alleged victims could lead to case closure
The move comes one week after an Islamic Resistance-aligned terror group carried out an attack on a Liège synagogue, prompting several Belgian politicians to call for increased protection of Jews.
Most experts say Israel's war exceeds the bounds of self-defense. But with the UN Security Council effectively paralyzed, Israel could argue that the rules need updating, allowing states to act against existential threats even without international backing
Joe Kent, a top official overseeing U.S. counterterrorism efforts with far-right ties, announced his immediate resignation. 'It is clear that we started this war due to pressure from Israel and its powerful American lobby,' he wrote
In his first foreign policy session in office, Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei presented an extremely stern stance against 'reducing tensions' in the conflict: not 'until the United States and Israel are brought to their knees'