Iran is aiming its missiles at the sources of the Gulf's wealth and shaping regional policy. The stability of these regimes is starting to come under threat
Two homes in Eilat were damaged by interception debris, and a home in Ness Ziona was destroyed. 'I fainted on the floor. A taxi driver caught me and picked me up. I'm shocked I'm alive,' a Ness Ziona resident told Haaretz
David Sacks, a prominent right-wing figure, made waves as the first senior administration figure to publicly criticize the war in Iran. Speaking on his popular podcast 'All-In,' Trump's AI czar took shots at GOP war hawks and warned against Israel's potential usage of nuclear weapons
Palestinian Actor Motaz Malhees who acts in 'The Voice of Hind Rajab' said he had been denied entry to the U.S. amid the travel ban, preventing him from attending the Oscars while his co-stars were permitted to travel
The statement warned that pushing the Lebanese army to confront those fighting Israel could destabilize it. Hezbollah's oppostion suggest the timing of the statement is tied to ongoing discussions about disarming the group
Speaking to Haaretz, a regional source said that Turkey, Oman and Egypt are pushing for an end to the Iran war which they deem unbeneficial. Iran and Egypt's presidents reportedly discussed 'possible ways to end the escalation' on Friday
According to a source familiar with the matter, Trump's envoy Jared Kushner will be leading the move on behalf of the U.S., as Israeli sources suggest a large-scale Israeli ground operation to seize Lebanese territories might be launched if diplomacy fails
The suspension comes hours after the U.S. attacked military targets on Iran's Kharg Island oil export terminal and Iran's Revolutionary Guards responded by saying that U.S. interests in the UAE were legitimate targets
Iran struck and reportedly damaged five U.S. refueling aircraft • A port in the United Arab Emirates suspended oil operations after a drone-related fire • Qatar evacuated parts of Doha • The United States sent 2,500 marines to the Middle East
The strikes in southern Lebanon killed 23 people, including 12 medical workers at a primary health center, as air raids also hit residential areas. Lebanon's health ministry said the toll could rise, while more than a million have been displaced since the conflict began
Despite destroying much of Iran's navy, the U.S. has yet to secure the Strait of Hormuz, where Tehran uses fast boats, mines, shore missiles, and unmanned vessels to maintain leverage over global oil flows and strike commercial shipping with deadly asymmetric tactics
The early-morning blast caused limited damage and no injuries but follows recent attacks on synagogues in Rotterdam and Belgium, prompting heightened security and renewed concerns about antisemitic violence in Europe
The bombing is the second attack against a Jewish target in the Netherlands this week, after an explosive device detonated at a synagogue in the center of Rotterdam on Thursday.
Israeli settlers used cattle to trample the crops in a Palestinian field. When the farmer tried to drive them off, they beat him with sticks. Then they shot two of his sons at point-blank range, killing one and seriously wounding the other
Four men were arrested after a bomb exploded at a Rotterdam synagogue. Ashab Al Yamin, a Shi'ite terror group, claimed responsibility for the attack. No injuries reported.