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Senior Israel Police officials criticize the appointment of Eran Nahon to the sensitive role. He has previously assisted the far-right minister in toughening conditions for Palestinian security prisoners

Channel 12 apologized for erroneously airing footage taken from the gameplay of Digital Combat Simulator World, which can be found on YouTube and was uploaded over three years ago

Australia on ‌Tuesday agreed to ‌provide visas to five Iranian ⁠women's soccer players to ⁠stay ​in the country after they refused to sing their national anthem before a match at the Asian Cup, which is being held in Australia

To convince his base that U.S. military action in Iran will indeed 'Make America Great Again,' the president has turned to social media to manufacture enthusiasm for his war

The senator, who is close to the president and one of the loudest proponents of the war with Iran, questioned the value of a defense pact with Saudi Arabia and warned Gulf states of "consequences" if they continue to avoid a more active role in the war

The Persian Jewish community in Los Angeles, the largest outside of Israel, has been rallying for regime change in Iran, led by Trump and Netanyahu. But it is not a monolith. 'I'm not convinced this war bears any indication of being a humanitarian mission at its core,' says a young member of the community

Trump said that Mojtaba Khamenei's appointment as his father's successor was 'unacceptable' as Iran's hard-liners proclaimed their loyalty to their new supreme leader

While the Lebanese government enjoys public backing but cannot aid the displaced or rebuild, Hezbollah sees a new war with Israel as a last-ditch effort to prevent its disarmament and derail political negotiations between Beirut and Jerusalem

The Deputy Foreign Minister held an emergency online briefing on Sunday for dozens of Canadian opinion leaders, journalists, and politicians.

Macron visited Cyprus to discuss regional security with the President of Cyprus and the Prime Minister of Greece. Last week, an Iranian-made drone strike hit Britain's Royal Air Force base in Cyprus

Lebanese President Aoun accused Hezbollah of launching missile attacks on Israel aimed at Lebanon's 'collapse for the sake of the Iranian regime'; Lebanese Prime Minister Salam said Lebanon is open to discussing any agenda, any format and any venue' with Israel

New York police commissioner said the city is on high alert due to the war in Iran, noting that the last time an improvised explosive device targeting people was deployed in New York City was in 2017

Staff Sgt. Or Demry, 20, was killed alongside Master Sgt. Maher Khatar, 38, on Saturday. The IDF said that the troops were attempting to recover a stranded armored personnel carrier in Lebanese territory using a bulldozer when the vehicle was struck by an anti-tank missile

Unlike last week's missile, which was downed outside Turkey, the latest entered Turkish airspace. Fragments fell between a key airbase to the west and a radar base to the east, both used by the U.S. and NATO. Turkey said 'necessary warnings' have been made to Iran

The vote to delay parliamentary elections – which were scheduled for May – came a week after Lebanon was dragged into the regional war by Hezbollah's launch of rockets and drones into Israel, which has responded with heavy bombardment across ‌the ⁠country

Foreign cargo airlines have halted flights to Israel, leaving Challenge Airlines as the main operator and pushing air freight costs up by 10-15 percent

Rooted in Israel and active in 55 countries, the brand pairs the Dead Sea’s name recognition with market-specific strategies abroad

The National Security Council has recommended that Israelis avoid non-essential travel to the three Caucasus countries, though it has not raised the travel advisory to the highest level. Those who choose to travel or remain in these countries are advised not to reveal their nationality to strangers and to avoid sharing their location on social media

Faced once more with vitriol over its profits-first approach during war and with the looming threat of tens of millions of dollars in fines, Israel's largest airline is willing to operate flights at a loss – but that might not be enough to sway the public or the authorities