The United States approved a 151.8 million dollar munitions sale to Israel without congressional review, citing emergency authority. The decision comes amid escalating conflict with Iran and has drawn criticism from Democratic lawmakers.

A new survey shows Israeli concern for personal and national security has surged since the war with Iran began. At the same time, optimism about the country's future and support for the military action have increased.

The death of Iran's supreme leader has sparked celebration and renewed hope among many Iranians, even as authorities push public mourning. The country now stands at a crossroads, with competing visions for its political future.

Keir Starmer discussed Iranian strikes with leaders in Saudi Arabia and Europe, announcing new British military deployments to the Middle East. He also offered additional defensive support to Bahrain following reported drone attacks.

Iranian conscripts report that officers have abandoned their posts amid escalating Israeli and United States strikes. The reported breakdown in leadership follows the killing of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and comes as both countries vow to intensify their campaign against Iran.

President Donald Trump said the United States is quietly relocating thousands from the Middle East as fighting with Iran intensifies. The conflict is expanding, with reported Russian intelligence support for Iran and new casualties among United States forces.

Jerusalem offers online performances, concerts, films, and community activities that can be enjoyed safely during Operation Roaring Lion. Options range from children’s theater and classical music to film screenings, robotics programs, and local community initiatives.

Israeli intelligence units provided crucial information that enabled the air force to strike a secret underground bunker used by Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in Tehran. The military said the site was a key command center for Iran’s leadership.

A new poll shows Operation Roaring Lion has not significantly shifted Israel's political balance. While public trust in military leaders remains high, party standings and bloc totals have changed only marginally.

Nearly half a million Hezbollah supporters have fled southern Lebanon and parts of Beirut amid a major escalation in Israeli airstrikes. The surge in attacks has killed senior Hezbollah figures and prompted increased rocket fire toward northern Israel, though at levels below previous peaks.

About 1,700 Israelis have been evacuated to hotels after Iranian missile strikes damaged residential areas. Government agencies and aid groups are providing housing, financial grants, and emergency supplies to affected families.

Israeli military officers revealed months of secret planning for a potential multi-front war involving Iran and Lebanon. They described intense operational pressure, regional contingency preparations, and the personal toll of maintaining strict secrecy.

United States forces struck an Iranian drone carrier and multiple military targets as part of Operation Epic Fury. Strategic bombers and Navy fighter aircraft continue ongoing operations against Iranian assets.

Israeli defense officials are surprised that Yemen's Houthi movement has not yet joined the conflict with Iran. They believe the group may still enter the fighting despite possible concerns over Iran's weakened position and United States involvement.

Amid active conflict between Israel, the United States, and Iran, the editor presents a special edition focused on the war’s regional and global implications. The issue brings together personal accounts and strategic analyses to explore whether the conflict could reshape the Middle East.

An analysis argues that four structural and diplomatic failures left Ali Khamenei unable to prevent war with the United States. The system he built to preserve his rule ultimately made meaningful compromise impossible, sealing his fate and deepening uncertainty in Iran.

The Government has ordered an independent review into antisemitism in England's schools and colleges amid rising incidents. Findings and recommendations are due in Autumn 2026.

Prominent Iraqi women's rights activist Yanar Mohammed was shot dead outside her Baghdad home. Rights groups say her killing reflects a pattern of attacks on activists and are calling for an independent investigation.

Western nations are organizing emergency flights to evacuate citizens stranded in Gulf states after regional conflict disrupted air travel. Delays and widespread cancellations have left hundreds of thousands seeking routes home.

Gavin Newsom criticized Israel's leadership and said some appropriately call it an apartheid state while questioning continued United States military aid. He also pledged to refuse funding from the American Israel Public Affairs Committee amid growing Democratic scrutiny of aid to Israel.

Netanyahu met with French and Lebanese leaders in Paris to discuss Hezbollah attacks and regional stability. Macron urged a return to the ceasefire and pledged humanitarian support for southern Lebanon.

An Israeli satire show used its Purim special to mock political leaders and the ongoing war with Iran through an over-the-top action movie parody. The episode blended sharp political humor with commentary on wartime life.

Iran has threatened to strike Israel's Dimona nuclear site if Israel and the United States push for regime change in Tehran. Israeli officials say Washington intends to continue operations until Iran's leadership is replaced.

The United States military has used its Precision Strike Missile in combat for the first time during Operation Epic Fury. More than 20 Iranian vessels, including a Soleimani-class warship, have been struck or sunk.

Iran has delayed Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s farewell ceremony to prepare for large crowds. A new date will be announced as the country begins a 40-day mourning period.

A large Dutch study finds that adults who experienced parental divorce tend to have fewer children and shorter relationships. Researchers say the link is consistent but does not prove that divorce directly causes these outcomes.

The United States has revealed a new one-way attack drone modeled on Iran’s Shahed 136 and confirmed its first use in recent strikes. Officials say the system was reverse engineered from the Iranian design and deployed in large numbers during four days of combat.

Russia warns that thousands of foreign and regional militants remain active in Afghanistan, posing risks to neighboring countries. The Taliban deny the claims, but the report may signal a tougher stance from Moscow over security concerns.

Dozens of medical personnel are en route from Cyprus to Israel aboard a Zim Shipping vessel. The teams, including senior doctors, will reinforce major hospitals as part of a national emergency response.

Iranian Kurdish militias are in talks with the United States about a potential attack on Iran’s security forces. The proposed operation could reshape regional dynamics but faces uncertainty and significant geopolitical risks.

The Islamic Group in Lebanon said its Sidon headquarters was destroyed in an airstrike by the Israel Defense Forces. The military said it targeted Hezbollah and Hamas infrastructure in the area amid escalating tensions in southern Lebanon.

United States investigations detail how Hezbollah’s narcotics trafficking and money laundering networks help finance Iran’s global strategy. Officials say these criminal enterprises fund militant operations and expand the group’s reach across multiple continents.

Renewed strikes on Iran have reignited debate in Washington over the risks and limits of regime change. Decades of interventions, from Iran to Iraq and Afghanistan, have left the American public deeply skeptical of efforts to remake foreign governments through force.

Gunfire damaged a Toronto synagogue on the first night of Purim, prompting a police investigation and increased patrols. Political leaders condemned the attack as antisemitic and pledged support for the Jewish community.

President Donald Trump said the United States will halt all trade with Spain after it refused to allow use of its military bases for missions tied to strikes on Iran. The announcement was made during a meeting with Germany's chancellor.

Israel's foreign minister called on countries to cut ties with Iran, citing regional attacks and security threats. Germany also summoned Iran's ambassador and condemned recent missile and drone strikes.

Bishop Robert Stearns says millions of Christians stand with Israel amid rising tensions and global antisemitism. A recent delegation of Christian women leaders traveled to Israel to show solidarity and counter misinformation through firsthand experience.

The United States has struck 1,700 Iranian targets in 72 hours, nearly doubling the previous pace of attacks. The escalation follows earlier waves targeting military and missile infrastructure across Iran.

The United States said it would not deliberately target a school after Iran reported more than 160 deaths in a strike on a girls' school. Officials said the incident is under review amid conflicting claims over responsibility.

Primaries in Texas and North Carolina are spotlighting divisions over Israel, Iran and outside political spending. High-profile contests feature an anti-Israel backed Democrat, a controversial pastor and a gun influencer known for Hitler-themed satire challenging an incumbent Republican.

A Dallas synagogue has turned its annual Purim play into a Broadway-style production with stunts, special effects and original music. Led by a former musical theater performer turned rabbi, the event has boosted attendance and community engagement while blending celebration with timely reflection.

Israel reportedly hacked Tehran traffic cameras and used Artificial Intelligence to track Ali Khamenei before assassinating him in Operation Roaring Lion. The strike involved missile attacks, communications disruption, and support from the United States Central Intelligence Agency.

The Israel Defense Forces struck the headquarters of Iran’s state broadcaster in Tehran, a facility controlled by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. The military had issued an evacuation warning shortly before the attack.

Israel and the United States have expanded strikes across Iran, prompting broader regional retaliation and raising fears of rapid escalation. Experts say the conflict now threatens the survival of Iran’s leadership, with internal instability and a potential power struggle underway.

A massive study found that long-term exposure to air pollution significantly increases the risk of Alzheimer’s disease. Researchers say polluted air may directly damage the brain, highlighting air quality as a major public health issue.

The Israel Defense Forces released footage of female aircrew members and a pilot conducting airstrikes on Iran as part of Operation Roaring Lion. About 30 women are participating in the mission, according to the military.

Hashomer Hachadash volunteers are leading civilian relief efforts across the country during Operation 'Roaring Lion.' Teams are clearing debris, repairing homes, and guarding farms while urging the public to join the nationwide response.

Mohammad Raad, leader of Hezbollah's parliamentary bloc, was reportedly killed in Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon following overnight projectile fire toward northern Israel. Israeli forces said they targeted senior Hezbollah figures but did not confirm names.

Hezbollah fired projectiles into northern Israel for the first time since 2024, with one intercepted and others landing in open areas. No injuries were reported as tensions escalate following recent strikes on Iran.

Analysis suggests President Donald Trump accelerated a strike on Iran to preempt a congressional vote that could have limited his war powers. Early signs of military success may now make it harder for lawmakers to oppose the action.

Israeli forces struck two Iranian fighter jets on a runway moments before takeoff. The move prevents potential complications to Israeli and United States drone operations over Tehran.

Despite producing world champions, Israel lacks strong competitive frameworks for girls in many sports. Athletes and coaches say greater investment, infrastructure, and female role models are needed to build lasting opportunities.

President Donald Trump warned Iran that any major strike would be met with unprecedented force from the United States. Iranian leaders responded by accusing Trump and Israel's prime minister of crossing a red line and vowing consequences.

Iran intensified ballistic missile attacks on Israel after confirming the death of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. The renewed assault marked the heaviest exchange in the current round of fighting.

Iranian Vice President Mohammad Reza Aref has reportedly moved to take charge during wartime, according to the Iranian Students' News Agency. The report did not clarify President Masoud Pezeshkian's status, as security forces blocked roads near his offices.

President Donald Trump’s decision to launch coordinated strikes on Iran has sparked a bipartisan clash in Congress over war powers. Lawmakers are demanding briefings and debating whether to limit further military action as the campaign unfolds.

Widespread flight cancellations and airspace closures swept the Middle East after United States and Israeli strikes on Iran triggered retaliation. Major hubs including Dubai were shut, stranding passengers and disrupting global travel.

An opinion piece says Israelis are willing to risk retaliation from Iran if it helps topple the Islamic Republic. The writer argues that weakening Tehran would reduce regional violence and give Iranians a chance at freedom.

Some Iranians were seen celebrating Israeli and United States strikes on regime targets before a sweeping internet blackout. The developments follow months of unrest and violent crackdowns amid a deep economic crisis.

The Israel Museum has relocated key artifacts and closed to the public amid missile threats from Iran. The decision follows military escalation in the region and heightened security directives.

Israel reportedly carried out a sweeping cyberattack that reduced Iran’s internet access to four percent and crippled key infrastructure. The operation accompanied airstrikes and aimed to disrupt military coordination and missile launches.

Iran sent more than $700 million to Hezbollah in 2025 while expanding its missile arsenal and regional proxy network. The spending highlights Tehran’s focus on military power abroad despite mounting economic hardship at home.

A Bolivian military plane carrying newly printed banknotes crashed near La Paz, killing 15 people and injuring at least 30. The accident scattered cash across a busy avenue and forced the temporary closure of the local airport.

Neil Sedaka, the Brooklyn-born pop star behind 'Breaking Up Is Hard to Do,' has died at 86. A classical prodigy turned hitmaker, he enjoyed major success in the 1960s and again in the 1970s.

Paramount Skydance will acquire Warner Bros Discovery in a $110 billion deal after Netflix exited the bidding war. The merger will create a media giant but faces regulatory scrutiny and industry opposition.

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration will add a new docking test mission in Earth orbit before attempting its next astronaut moon landing. The move aims to address delays, boost launch frequency, and strengthen the Artemis program as China advances its own lunar ambitions.

The United States Navy aircraft carrier Gerald R. Ford is heading to the eastern Mediterranean amid rising tensions. The 13.3 billion dollar nuclear powered warship represents the most advanced and expensive vessel ever built, offering significant strike and defense capabilities.

The United States voiced support for Pakistan's right to defend itself as fighting with Afghanistan's Taliban rulers intensifies. The escalation follows cross-border strikes that both sides say have caused heavy losses.

New federal files reveal Jeffrey Epstein's extensive donations and outreach to Jewish institutions and leaders, including efforts made after his 2008 conviction. The disclosures have sparked renewed scrutiny, resignations, and ethical questions for organizations and prominent figures linked to him.

President Donald Trump has ordered a federal ban on Anthropic’s software, citing concerns over the company’s restrictions on military use. The move follows disputes over the use of artificial intelligence in surveillance and weapons development.

The United States has designated Iran as a state sponsor of wrongful detention, citing its history of holding Americans as leverage. The move comes amid rising tensions and could lead to additional travel restrictions and diplomatic measures.

President Donald Trump said more talks with Iran are expected on Friday and stressed his goal of reaching a deal. While he prefers diplomacy, he acknowledged military force remains a possibility if needed.

Far-right activists protested outside journalist Lucy Aharish's home, shouting threats and blocking the entrance. The demonstrations follow her criticism of right-wing lawmakers and calls for action on violent crime in Arab communities.

Lt. Col. Ella Waweya has been named the Israeli military's new Arabic-language spokesperson, becoming its highest-ranking Muslim officer. Her appointment has drawn both praise and sharp criticism within the Arab community.

Israel Defense Forces spokesperson Brigadier General Effie Defrin said there is no change to public safety guidelines despite rising tensions with Iran. He added that the military remains alert as the United States updates its travel advisory and allows some diplomatic staff to leave.

Families of protesters killed in Iran say authorities are pressuring them to falsify death records and portray victims as militia members or martyrs. Rights groups describe systematic intimidation, while the United Nations has called for a halt to executions tied to the unrest.

A rare half shekel coin from the time of the Great Jewish Revolt was discovered in the Judean Desert during an archaeological survey. Authorities also recently seized hundreds of ancient and counterfeit coins in a separate anti smuggling raid.

Rock-cut tombs from the Old Kingdom have been discovered at Qubbet el-Hawa on the Nile’s west bank. Archaeologists uncovered pottery, mirrors and amulets, highlighting the site’s importance across multiple eras of ancient Egyptian history.

Netflix has ended its pursuit of Warner Bros Discovery's streaming and studio assets after Paramount Skydance raised its bid to 31 dollars per share. Paramount also increased its financing commitments, prompting Warner Bros to deem its offer superior.

Multiple explosions were reported in Kabul early Friday, hours after clashes along the Afghanistan-Pakistan border. The blasts followed reported air activity over the city as tensions between the two countries escalate.

Hillary Clinton told a congressional committee she does not recall meeting Jeffrey Epstein and has no information about his crimes. The inquiry is part of a broader investigation into Epstein's connections with prominent political and business figures.

Lawmakers marked two years since the disappearance of Haymanut Kasau, as her family urged the Israel Security Agency to take over the stalled investigation. Officials pledged renewed efforts, while criticism mounted over limited public awareness and the lack of new information.

A group of 120 senior Christian women leaders visited Israel for meetings with President Isaac Herzog and other officials in a show of solidarity after the October 7 attack. The delegation will tour memorial sites and engage with Jewish and Arab Christian women leaders.

Israel and India agreed to add 50,000 Indian workers to Israel’s labor force over five years. The move is part of broader bilateral agreements and comes as Israel replaces much of its former Palestinian workforce with foreign labor.

Damascus welcomes Ramadan with vibrant food traditions, bustling markets, and family gatherings. This year’s celebrations are marked by the return of the Ramadan cannon after 14 years, reviving a cherished symbol of the city’s heritage.

A new report says Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s hidden network of loyalists allows him to maintain control despite his public absence. The entrenched system of political, military, and religious oversight is expected to endure even after his death.

Israel and India announced new economic, security, and diplomatic agreements during Narendra Modi's visit to Jerusalem. Modi also visited the Yad Vashem Holocaust Museum and became the first Indian prime minister to address the Israeli parliament.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation subpoenaed phone records of Kash Patel and Susie Wiles during its investigation into Donald Trump’s handling of classified documents. Patel has criticized the move as government overreach, while Democrats say the actions were legally justified.

Activists displayed an arrest photo of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor at the Louvre amid growing scrutiny over his ties to Jeffrey Epstein. The former royal is under investigation for alleged misconduct and previously denied wrongdoing.

Vice Admiral Fred Kacher has been removed as director of the Joint Staff after only a few months in the role. His departure comes amid wider leadership changes at the Pentagon and rising tensions with Iran.

A Hong Kong appeals court has overturned Jimmy Lai’s fraud conviction, clearing him and a fellow executive. However, Lai remains in prison serving a 20-year sentence on separate national security charges.

Lawmakers advanced a bill granting the Chief Rabbinate authority over prayer rules at the Western Wall. Critics say the move could sideline non-Orthodox worship and deepen divisions over control of Judaism's holiest accessible site.

A federal judge has struck down a Trump administration policy allowing rapid deportations to third countries without meaningful notice or a chance to object. The ruling is paused for 15 days to allow for an appeal.

Eretz Nehederet lampooned escalating tensions between the United States and Iran with a sketch portraying President Donald Trump repeatedly extending a 'final deadline' to Ali Khamenei. The episode also tackled domestic political controversies and visiting world leaders.

The United States is preventing Venezuela from funding Nicolas Maduro’s legal defense in his New York drug trafficking case. His lawyer says sanctions relief was briefly granted and then withdrawn without explanation.

Jerusalem will add Shira Banki to its official names registry and plans to build a memorial near the site where she was killed in 2015. Community leaders say the move honors her legacy of tolerance and stands against violence.