JERUSALEM — In a troubling escalation of the Middle East conflict, a drone launched by Yemen’s Houthi rebels breached Israel’s advanced defense systems and struck the southern city of Eilat, injuring 22 people, including two with severe shrapnel wounds. This incident marks a rare and dangerous success by the Iran-backed Ansarallah (Houthi) group, who claim […]
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JERUSALEM, September 16 — The skies over Gaza City lit up once again today as Israel intensified its military assault, just hours after US Secretary of State Marco Rubio pledged unwavering American support for Israel’s latest offensive. Rubio stood shoulder-to-shoulder with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem on Sunday, offering Washington’s full backing to […]
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As the war in Gaza nears two years of unrelenting violence, hope flickers once again—but with conditions. On August 20, a senior Israeli official reaffirmed that any future ceasefire deal must ensure the release of all hostages, standing firm even as Hamas accepted a new proposal mediated by Qatar and Egypt. Hamas’s acceptance signals rare […]
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TEL AVIV, Aug 10 — The streets of Tel Aviv pulsed with emotion on Saturday night as more than 100,000 people gathered to make their voices heard: stop the war, bring the hostages home, and choose life over endless violence. Families, retirees, young parents with strollers, and friends holding hands filled the city’s main avenues. […]
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TEHRAN, August 6 – In a deeply sobering turn of events, Iranian authorities have executed a man accused of spying for Israel and leaking sensitive information tied to the recent death of an Iranian nuclear scientist. The man, identified as Roozbeh Vadi, was hanged following judicial proceedings and the Iranian Supreme Court’s confirmation of his […]
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