As anti-Israel rhetoric grows louder in American politics, one commentator argues that history offers a sobering warning—and asks whether New York is witnessing the early stages of a dangerous trend that extends far beyond Israel.
Ambulance driver recruited by Iran spied on President Herzog and Finance Minister Smotrich, authorities say.
Prime Minister Netanyahu proposed a solution to Iran’s hold on the Strait of Hormuz by entirely bypassing the waterway, routing oil through pipelines to the Red Sea and Mediterranean instead.
More than 30 light-rail vehicles will operate on the line at speeds of up to 62 mph, with trains arriving every four to 10 minutes.
Netherlands imposes three-year ban on all Israeli goods from Judea, Samaria, and the Golan – with violators liable to face jail time.
The IDF eliminated Ahmed Al-Hasham Mahmoud Luq, the last head of a sniper cell in Hamas’s Nuseirat Battalion, and Mahmoud Ali Mahmoud Tarash, a Hamas platoon commander who infiltrated Israel during the Oct. 7 massacre.
Democratic senator blasts anti-Israel media outlets, expresses strong support for the killing of Hamas’ leadership.
Prime Minister Netanyahu praised Senator John Fetterman’s courageous, truthful support for Israel amid Democratic backlash, while Fetterman called Israel a miracle.
Maybe the Times Iran team is attempting to ingratiate itself in hopes of obtaining permission to make a minder-accompanied trip to the Islamic Republic to cover the eventual funeral of Mojtaba Khamenei.
Across Latin America, document brokers steal identities, smugglers forge routes, cartels inject cash, corrupt officials sell real passports, and Hezbollah financiers launder their blood money.
