Middle East

While there has been no official confirmation from Israel over any possible involvement in Ahmed Shukr's recent disappearance, this unusual incident reopens one of Israel's most painful wounds

The report says the ex-general security official was lured and kidnapped amid renewed focus on the missing Israeli pilot

Addressing Iran’s nuclear program, Huckabee suggested that recent U.S. military action marked a turning point in how Tehran perceives American resolve

General Shekarchi, a spokesperson for the IRGC General Staff, said in state media that Iran “has never initiated a war, but will stand firmly against any aggressor.”

"No one is ready to take the risk of considering that it is only a simple exercise," an Israeli source confided, according to the report, as ballistic missile activity is reported across Iran

Iranian FM: Tehran has rebuilt what was damaged and reaffirmed the country’s commitment to its nuclear program and right to uranium enrichment

The statement comes amid reports that Israel has low confidence in the Lebanese state's ability of forcing the issue

Security talks aim to deepen cooperation and deter Turkey in the eastern Mediterranean

State Information Service clarifies pact serves Egypt's interests, not politics

Terror group endorses deadly attack in Australia's Sydney and also highlights Palmyra ambush

“We will continue to facilitate humanitarian aid and emergency winter responses in coordination with our partners,” COGAT said

In late November, Israel’s National Security Council sent a delegation to Brussels to argue that the so-called “pay-to-slay” mechanism remains in place

“The Iranian minister seeks to monitor the general climate within Hezbollah and convey an accurate picture of the internal situation to decision-makers in Tehran,” the report said

Earlier this year, Tamimi has said that she was raised to fight and resist the Jews, not "Zionism," and that in the context of the Palestinian struggle the distinction is one without meaning

The Syrian Interior Ministry said that shooter in the deadly attack in Palmyra was a "member of the Syrian security forces who was influence by extremist ideology."

It's rather the Lebanese Army that should be disarmed by Hezbollah, says Naim Qassem

State broadcaster did not mention the name of the vessel or cite its nationality

She was detained while attending a memorial for Khosrow Alikordi, a 46-year-old Iranian lawyer and human rights advocate, who was recently found dead under unclear circumstances

This comes hours after IDF confirmed it struck numerous Hezbollah military targets in southern Lebanon, including a training compound of the elite Radwan forces

Authorities warn residents to avoid entering puddles or floods, calling it life-threatening

For the first time, the NGO states that the scale and brutality of the atrocities exceed previously documented war crimes and clearly constitute crimes against humanity

In an interview with i24NEWS's Laura Cellier, opposition leader Khalid Al-Hail criticizes Qatar’s use of political influence abroad

Recent clashes underscore Hadramout’s value as both a geographic prize and political crossroads- likely determining whether southern Yemen unifies or remains fragmented

Speaking at the Doha Forum, al-Sharaa stated, “The Syrian people are once again gaining hope.”