In 1975 Israeli artist Shmuel Katz visited the shah's kingdom to illustrate a travel guide. He was allowed inside locations closed to foreigners, and his work was shown at a solo exhibition in Tehran. Two months later, Khomeini was in power
The incident is linked to Ashab al-Yamin al-Islamia, an Iran-linked terror group also believed to be responsible for recent attacks on other Jewish institutions in Europe
The Houthis, who are focused on rebuilding war-torn Yemen, are in no rush to open a front despite the missile launches towards Israel. Their threats aim to deter Saudi Arabia, UAE and Trump, reminding of their ability to block the key Red Sea shipping route
Zelenskyy visit comes days after he revealed that Ukraine had already assisted five Middle Eastern nations, including Saudi Arabia, in their fight against Iranian drones ■ Zelenskyy tells NBC News: '100 percent' confident Russia sharing intel with Iran on U.S. assets
Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa was set to hold a ceremony at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre but was blocked by Israel Police, according to a statement issued by Jerusalem's top Christian officials. All prayer sites in Jerusalem have been closed during Israel's war with Iran
Moshe Yitzchak Hacohen Katz, 22, from New Haven, Connecticut, served in the Paratroopers Brigade. He is the fifth IDF soldier killed in southern Lebanon since Israel's war with Iran began
South Lebanon's "security zone" was meant to protect northern Israeli communities. Over 15 years, it became a deadly trap. Haaretz revisits how it was born, how it failed – and why some fear Israel may repeat the mistake
Volkswagen, founded by Hitler and a producer of missiles for the Wehrmacht in World War II, is set to have one of its plants manufacture Iron Dome components for Rafael. After having suffered a 44 percent drop in profits last year, VW may be pivoting toward the booming defense industry
Less than a month ago, an Iranian missile struck Yehuda Halevi Street in the heart of Tel Aviv, killing Mary Ann De Vera, a caregiver from the Philippines. The street was struck again on Friday, killing Vidmant, 52, who was stationed in the area to prevent looting
As regime change in Iran seems increasingly unlikely, Netanyahu and Trump are in search of scapegoats if their adventurism fails ■ Leaders in Tehran don't seem enthused about continuing the war, but are not rushing to compromise as the U.S. continues its preparations for a new military operation
According to the Washington Post, a combination of special forces and infantry troops would be deployed in raids on Iranian territory, which would fall short of a full invasion. U.S. President Donald Trump has yet to approve some, or any, of the plans, the officials said
Mr. Rubio, you are 'concerned' about violence that you are funding and arming. If you were truly concerned, you would find a way to put an end to to it with sanctions. But you and all your predecessors have made do with long years of hollow, made-in-America concern, while Palestinians pay in blood
The eyes of the soldiers at Shivta never leave me. I just wish the state that has allowed itself to take years of their lives, in some cases even their actual lives, were capable of providing them with a bus that would take them home
The crew member is suspected of the offense of delivering information with the intent to harm state security. One of the main pieces of evidence against him is a WhatsApp message he sent to his wife last June, near the previous war with Iran: 'Good morning to your genius man who turned a thousand dollars into 46 thousand dollars'
Marco Rubio expressed concern about the rise in settler violence. Administration officials must recognize that Israel's government has no interest in stopping the terrorism. They must make Netanyahu act decisively against terror and expedite diplomatic negotiations toward two states