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Turkey said 'that we reserve the right to respond to any hostile actions against our country' • The incident marks the first time that NATO member Turkey, Iran's neighbor to the northwest, has been drawn into the conflict ⁠between Iran and the U.S. and Israel

With estimates putting the number of Israelis stranded abroad at 100,000, Tel Aviv's Ben-Gurion Airport is expected to resume operations with, at first, one arrival per hour

Police dispersed the 20 protesters, citing Home Front Command's ban due to the threat of Iranian missiles. One demonstrator was arrested and forced to remove all of his clothes before undergoing questioning

An estimated 15,000 Israelis have relocated to Cyprus in recent years to stay close to Israel while living without constant war. After Iran attacked a British air base near Limassol, expats say daily life remains unchanged

Baharav-Miara filed her response after the High Court ordered Netanyahu to explain why he has not dismissed Ben-Gvir over alleged political involvement in police operations. 'The PM's silence gives backing to his conduct.' Netanyahu vowed the far-right minister will remain in his post.

Two brothers, Muhammad and Fahim Taha Muammar, were shot and killed on Monday during a violent incident involving West Bank settlers. The Israeli army announced it is investigating the soldier suspected of shooting them and has taken away his rifle

Analysts say damage to regional production facilities – not a closure of the Strait of Hormuz – poses the greatest risk to global supply, though prices may fall if the conflict is contained

Candace Owens fuels controversy with new 'false flag' conspiracy claims, accusing Israel of orchestrating global events and invoking antisemitic rhetoric.

As Israel confronts Iran, the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange climbs, driven by optimism for reduced geopolitical risk and market resilience.

Since the outbreak of the was in October 2023, the Tel Aviv 125 index has risen 127%, double the S&P 500 index.

Since the outbreak of the was in October 2023, the Tel Aviv 125 index has risen 127%, double the S&P 500 index.

A drive to rebuild the houses destroyed in the first war between Israel and Iran through urban renewal projects led to the drafting of groundbreaking legislation. However, internal government infighting, followed by exasperating foot-dragging in the Knesset, has left the bill nowhere near approval, with the newly displaced asked to keep on waiting

The aim would be to create space for Iranians opposed to the Islamic regime to rise after the deaths of its leaders, sources said. Any Kurdish operation from Iraq would likely require significant U.S. military and intelligence support

As Tehran's missile fire drops sharply, Netanyahu and Trump press their advantage – but differences over the war's duration, mounting economic costs and political blowback in Washington threaten to complicate the campaign's next phase

Americans, including many Republicans, remember the bitter lessons of U.S. wars in the Middle East after September 11. Trump may have shifted attention from other issues, but as days pass, the Iran war is proving far more complex and could easily spiral out of control

The singer one of the Middle East's most successful artists, has criticized Hezbollah and Iranian aid before – but never so bluntly

The Berlin branch of the Christian Democratic Union is being probed by a parliamentary committee for allegedly improperly allocating 2.6 million euros to combat antisemitism.

Britain is sending the Type 45 destroyer HMS Dragon and two Wildcat helicopters with Martlet missiles, France is deploying air‑defence systems, a frigate, and aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle with its air assets, and Greece is sending four F‑16s and two frigates, one with an anti‑drone jamming system