Drone and rocket sirens sounded continuously in northern Israel for several hours on Tuesday amid Hezbollah attacks from Lebanon. An Iranian cluster missile fired at Tel Aviv area wounded 12, including six children, with several impact sites reported

He did not specify what it was, only saying that it was 'oil-and-gas related' and 'worth a lot of money', and added that the U.S. is currently negotiating with Iran to end hostilities, and said that with a new group of leaders in Iran, 'we can say this is regime change'

Sources in the Pentagon said that between 3,000 and 4,000 troops are set to be deployed to an unspecified location in the Middle East to support operations in the region, though no decision had been made to send soldiers to Iran itself

German Ambassador to Israel Steffen Seibert committed the cardinal diplomatic sin of daring to criticize settler violence in the West Bank. His country continues to extend a hand to an ever ungrateful and isolated Israel

Saudi crown prince Mohammed bin Salman allegedly urged Trump to pursue regime change in Iran, even as Saudi officials publicly insist the country does not seek a wider war

U.S. prosecutors charged a Chicago man over online threats against Jews and a planned synagogue attack following Israel's reported killing of Iran's supreme leader. The suspect was released on bond, under restrictive conditions

Three senior Tehran sources said any agreement would depend on U.S. conceding on red lines related to issues crucial to Iran, including its ballistic missile program and control over the Strait of Hormuz

This is the latest controversial post from AIPAC-endorsed Rep. Andy Ogles of Tennessee who is renowned for his Islamophobic comments, one of a number of Trump allies expressing sharp anti-Muslim sentiments

Steinmeier joins a growing chorus of European officials questioning the legality of U.S.-Israeli strikes in Iran: France warns of Washington's unpredictability, Switzerland and Spain voice concern, Iran seeks ICC probe over alleged attacks on civilian sites

Walid Ahmed, 17, died in Israel's Mediggo prison a year ago, after suffering extreme malnutrition. Investigation into his death was closed due the fact that an autopsy could not determine causal connection to his death. His body is still held by Israel

Since Monday night, ten missile barrages have been fired from Iran, along with two rocket attacks from Lebanon. A missile carrying a 100-kg warhead struck between buildings in Tel Aviv, causing severe damage to buildings and property

With foreign media banned, a four-day visit offers a rare account of daily life, war and public mood inside Iran

The Vice President's office rejects claims he castigated the Israeli PM in a phone call, even as U.S. officials reportedly press Israel over unchecked settler attacks and enforcement failures in the West Bank

Israeli strikes on bridges and crossings in southern Lebanon are isolating villages, worsening shortages, and raising fears of a siege. 'They believe this will erode Hezbollah's popular support base, but that is far from certain,' one resident said. 'It will increase anger and frustration toward all sides'

An arson attack on four Hatzola ambulances in a synagogue parking lot in Golders Green, a center of British Jewish life for over a century, has London's Jews feeling abandoned by the government and police – and discussing exit plans: 'The bottom line is leaving'

Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz said the military will hold southern Lebanon up to the Litani River and prevent residents from returning, citing security for northern Israel. Katz accused Lebanon of failing to disarm Hezbollah and vowed continued operations against the group

Survivors of the severe impact site in the southern Israeli town of Arad were evacuated to a hotel near the Dead Sea. Most of them were pulled from their beds, unable to return to homes damaged by Iranian missile fire

Any potential U.S.-Iran agreement may resemble prewar proposals, but joint control of the Strait of Hormuz would mark a clear victory for the regime, cementing Tehran's influence over regional security and reshaping the Middle East's geopolitical map

Benjamin Netanyahu has called the war with Iran a 'battle for the future' and Israelis are clinging to promises of a 'normal life' after the war. But with life on hold, it's hard not to question everything we are being told

Far-right minister Amichai Eliyahu is filling in for Justice Minister Levin, who recused himself over close ties to Netanyahu. He said a pardon in Netanyahu's corruption case 'would heal the rifts' in Israeli society. The opinion will be reviewed by the president's legal adviser before recommendations are submitted to Herzog

With crowds capped and sirens overhead, Tel Aviv concertgoers are still showing up

Dozens of NGOs filed petitions against the Diaspora Affairs Ministry's decision to revoke work licenses for aid groups in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, claiming that they failed to meet the requirements of a new procedure set by the government for registering international humanitarian organizations

The U.S. president has a track record of pairing negotiations with ultimatums as a diversion ahead of potential military action – and there is no guarantee that talks, which Tehran denies, will lead to any agreement. Meanwhile, Israel continues its attacks

Iran and Saudi Arabia, then Egypt and Turkey. Experts say Iran is close to being able to produce a nuclear weapon, and if the Americans cannot protect their Gulf allies, they might need a weapon that can stabilize the balance of power with Iran and Israel

Judging by the religious-messianic atmosphere that is taking hold in our country, the aspiration is that the war won't come to an end. The war is a divine tool for realizing the vision of Greater Israel

After two and a half years of constant war, will it ever be possible to restore to Israeli culture the belief that such a thing as 'peace' is even an option?

'October 7 was the first round of the full-scale religious war between Jewish fundamentalism of the Israeli government and Muslim fundamentalism of Hamas,' Avraham Burg said in a lengthy interview with the controversial broadcaster

Several sources told Haaretz that Police Commissioner Danny Levy has lambasted Boaz Balat in closed conversations over his opposition to interference in the investigations and intelligence division. 'The commissioner is playing into Ben-Gvir's hands,' one senior officer told Haaretz

After issuing an ultimatum to Iran to open the Strait of Hormuz, Trump blinked first by delaying his planned escalation in favor of steadied markets, even as Iran denies any contact

The attack on Hatzola ambulances next to a North London synagogue underscores a growing danger facing Jewish institutions and individuals worldwide, forcing synagogues and schools to become security-obsessed fortresses

Sources told Reuters that a private phone call between the Israeli prime minister, in which he stressed that Trump could 'make history' by toppling the ayatollah regime and take revenge for Iranian efforts to assassinate him, was central in Trump's decision to strike when he did

Homelessness began with the invention of homes. As the first mega-cities emerged, it evolved from a hidden struggle into a persistent reality

Ghalibaf has emerged as a consequential figure amid uncertainty over the fate of Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei. Ghalibaf, who spent decades within the establishment, has opposed nuclear weapons as un-Islamic and said Holocaust denial gives Israel leverage

Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich insisted that a south Lebanon occupation would provide Israelis with a necessary security buffer, 'like the Yellow Line in Gaza and Mount Hermon in Syria,' as the IDF moves to evacuate all residents below the Litani River and demolish infrastructure near the border

A new book by historian Adam Raz explains the Israeli Prime Minister's dark motives. Also: young Palestinians in Israel are consuming content produced by Dubai-based teenage influencers, and fake AI content about a very real war is being autotuned

Israeli officials say the U.S. is talking with the Iranian parliament speaker and Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, who both deny that talks are underway. A Western diplomat told Haaretz that while talks aren't taking place, the ground is being tested

After striking the major Qasmatiyeh bridge on Sunday, the IDF continues to attack bridges over the Litani River, cutting off population centers in Lebanon's south while continuing to instruct residents to evacuate north. Israel's defense minister previously vowed to apply the 'Gaza model' to southern Lebanon border villages

With jet fuel now over $200 a barrel, sortie costs have surged. Israel is also fueling U.S. aircraft, and the Defense Ministry is turning to imports despite maxed-out domestic production

Following damaged private planes at Ben-Gurion Airport and Iranian missile strikes on Israeli cities in the south, Arkia will transfer most of its operations away from the Israeli airport, while El Al, which cannot fly out of Egypt, called for the opening of the southern Ramon airport as an alternative

According to one activist, a Shin Bet operative asked him, 'What are your views, what is your strategy?' and warned that if the Shin Bet were to get involved instead of the Israel Police, it would be 'less pleasant' for them. The security service said that 'no threats were made'

Israel's Supreme Court awarded the father of a child in special education almost $10,000 after the city of Ramat Gan denied him transportation services, citing fabricated rulings and directives. There was 'no doubt' the city relied on artificial intelligence, the court said

British national Craig Foreman, who has been held along with his wife Lindsay in Tehran's notorious Evin Prison for over a year and charged with espionage, has called on Prime Minister Keith Starmer to publicly speak out against the charge

Passenger caps have slashed departures, sending travelers through Taba and Aqaba despite higher prices, delays and security concerns

The alliance has invoked Article 5 only once, after 9/11. Does it obligate America's allies to take part as the United States and Israel bash Iran?

An Israeli official said the U.S. is holding direct contacts with the speaker of Iran's parliament, who denied the claim as 'fake news' designed to manipulate oil markets. Pakistan is taking the lead as mediator, and a meeting could take place in Islamabad this week, a source said

Told by the IDF not to evacuate and wary of the terror militia, residents in Christian villages in southern Lebanon say they are the ones paying the price

Trump faces a choice between a negotiated deal or declaring military damage a victory. A deal means engaging a regime he sought to topple, while claiming victory leaves it intact. Iran's regime, meanwhile, faces its own dilemmas too

An IDF general said the incident in which Misgav Am's Ofer Moskovitz was killed involved 'several serious operational failures' in planning and execution, adding that the shells were fired at an incorrect angle and not in line with procedures

Two Iranian attacks targeted the UAE on Monday, authorities in Abu Dhabi said, with at least seven ballistic missiles and 16 drones launched from Iran intercepted by

About 100,000 Israelis left the country from 2023–2024, including hundreds of doctors, according to a new study from Tel Aviv University

Metropolitan Police said four ambulances belonging to the north London Hatzola ambulance service non-profit were set ablaze late Sunday night, and authorities are currently searching for three suspects • Starmer: 'Deeply shocking'

Liberals are being manipulated into defending appointments Netanyahu opposes, mistaking opposition for merit. By provoking predictable support, he ensures appointees appear independent, while subtly shaping decisions in his favor

The ultimatum set by the U.S. president may be an attempt to escalate the conflict to hasten its end, but Iran's current leadership appears willing to take risks and knows the administration was unprepared for the closure of the Strait of Hormuz

The siege of Hormuz is pushing already-fragile Iraq, Lebanon and Syria deeper into chaos while straining economies in Jordan and Egypt. Launching a war in such an energy-sensitive region without a plan is a dangerous strategic gamble with severe possible consequences

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'

Trump claimed Herzog had agreed to pardon Netanyahu, 'but never did,' adding that 'Bibi should be focused on the war, not on nonsense'

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