Middle East

Iran restarted enriching uranium at Natanz last September. A mysterious blast on June 2 decimated a warehouse under construction at the site.

“Any Arab state that is considering following the UAE should demand in return a price, and it should be an expensive price,” says Prince Turki al Faisal al Saud.

According to report from The Media Line, the country's Iran-backed rebels are hoping to expel the miniscule Jewish community without arousing international outrage.

Minister Anwar Gargash: We ought to get jests now that the idea of a state of belligerency or war with Israel no longer exists. Any F-35 sale could take years to negotiate and deliver.

Iran’s Foreign Ministry said Thursday it summoned the United Arab Emirates envoy after Emirati Coast Guard vessels shot at several Iranian fishing boats, killing two fishermen.

Amjad Taha, an international affairs expert and confidant of UAE government officials tells Israel Hayom: When the Palestinians lamented the assassination of Qassem Soleimani, it was the final straw from our perspective.

Hezbollah member Salim Ayyash found guilty in absentia for the assassination of Rafik Hariri. Three other members of the Shiite terror organization acquitted in the case. Court cites "insufficient evidence" to directly link Syria or Hezbollah's leadership to Hariri's murder.

The territory's 2 million residents will only have around four hours of electricity a day.

Abdel-Rahman al-Shantti has thousands of followers, and says he seeks to convey "a message of peace and humanity."

Several new seaside cafés, bearing the names of dream travel destinations such as Marbella, Dubai and Sharm el-Sheikh, offer a brief window onto a more exotic life to war-tired Gazans.