For the eighth consecutive night, CENTCOM forces struck IRGC sites — including coastal surveillance, air defenses, and missile storage — in retaliation for the killing of two American soldiers at a base in Jordan.
The Jewish state must adopt an ‘Israel First’ doctrine.
The State Department urged travelers to heed its travel advisories and review the latest security alerts before making travel plans.
Israel’s government is considering imposing a total ban on the use of private drone aircraft for half a year amid concerns Iran could use drones to target senior Israeli officials.
A new U.S. travel advisory reflects growing concerns over expanding conflict beyond Iran.
US-backed Board of Peace has reportedly abandoned its plans for building a ‘New Gaza’ in favor of a pilot program creating a small amount of temporary housing, with the main goal of discouraging a new IDF campaign.
The son of a notorious hate preacher insists he fought terrorists — not alongside them — in Syria.
President Trump brushes off Iran’s decision to suspend memorandum of understanding as fighting in the Mideast escalates after killing of two American service members.
President Donald Trump brushed off Iran’s decision to abandon its nuclear memorandum with the United States, declaring Saturday: “I couldn’t care less.” He reiterated that Washington’s priority remains preventing Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon and called the deaths of two US service members in Jordan “a very sad thing,” saying they died “in service
Thirty-two years after the AMIA bombing killed 85 people and wounded more than 300, Argentina renewed its demand for justice, accusing Iran and its Hezbollah terror proxy of carrying out the deadliest terror attack in the country’s history. The 1994 bombing targeted the AMIA Jewish community center in Buenos Aires, where a suicide bomber detonated
