News  Sources

News Articles - Page 11 of 209

Peru has launched a preliminary investigation into a former Israeli soldier following a complaint alleging war crimes in the Gaza Strip. The complaint was filed by the Hind Rajab Foundation, which has pursued similar cases in multiple countries.
United States and Qatari officials met in Miami to advance talks aimed at ending the war involving Iran. Tehran warned it would target American bases and ships if Iranian tankers are attacked.
Thousands of sailors remain stranded in the Strait of Hormuz as tensions between the United States and Iran persist. With supplies running low and no clear exit plan, crews describe fear and uncertainty aboard their immobilized ships.
The Islamic State claimed it assassinated a prominent Shi'ite cleric in a bomb attack in Damascus. The killing highlights the group's continued ability to strike high-profile targets despite heightened security measures.
Fresh clashes near the Strait of Hormuz threaten a fragile diplomatic pause between the United States and Iran. The conflict has left all major players with mixed gains and exposed vulnerabilities, reshaping alliances without delivering a decisive outcome.
Naval clashes between the United States and Iran have left the Strait of Hormuz largely blocked, stranding ships and disrupting global energy supplies. Tensions remain high as other nations consider measures to secure the vital shipping route.
Israel reportedly built a covert base in Iraq to support air operations against Iran, according to American officials cited by the Wall Street Journal. The outpost allegedly housed special forces and was protected by airstrikes after Iraqi troops nearly uncovered it.
Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa replaced several top officials, including his brother, in a partial cabinet reshuffle. The changes affect key ministries and several provincial governorships.
Measles cases are rising sharply in conflict-affected countries across the Middle East and North Africa as war and aid cuts disrupt immunization programs. Aid groups warn that without sustained funding and access, preventable child deaths will increase.
Experts warn that any new agreement with Iran must block the plutonium route to a nuclear weapon. While some view the risk as remote, others call for strict monitoring and a permanent ban on plutonium reprocessing.
Qatar Airways will restart its Nagpur to Doha flights from May 21, operating four times a week after a suspension due to regional tensions. Travel agents expect improved international connectivity and renewed passenger demand.
Gujarat has become a leading marine fish processing hub, exporting most of its catch to global markets while supporting over four lakh livelihoods. Climate shifts, rising competition and thin margins are reshaping the future of the state’s fishing economy.
Our mission is to provide you with up-to-date, concise news from multiple sources in one place, keeping you informed about Israel.
 
Hit 'Subscribe' to get the latest curated news about Israel delivered daily to your inbox