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Reports from Gaza suggest that armed Hamas units have already been deployed across several districts, with some dressed in civilian clothing and others wearing the uniform of Gaza’s so-called “blue police.
The pro-Iranian Al-Mayadeen network reported that signs indicate the US military may block the movement of Iranian commercial vessels in response to sanctions, raising tensions with Tehran.
Leaked documents appear to point to a major deal involving the sale of Russian-made fighter jets to Iran, centered on the purchase of 48 advanced Sukhoi-35 aircraft. The leak, published by the hacker group “Black Mirror,” reportedly contains more than 300 documents, including pricing details and weapons transactions worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
A source told the Saudi channel Al-Sharq that Khalil al-Hayya will arrive in Cairo at the head of the Hamas delegation. For the first time there will be “heavy security” and the use of communication-jamming systems along the delegation’s travel route.
Quds Force chief says neither Iran, Hezbollah nor Hamas’ top leaders knew the exact timing of the October 7 attack, and claims chemicals were used in Nasrallah’s assassination
The White House has pledged to treat any attack on the sovereignty of the Gulf emirate as an attack on the US itself. These are the strongest security guarantees Washington has ever extended to a country outside NATO.
The Iranian judiciary’s news agency announced the execution of Bahman Choubi-Asl, a citizen convicted in a spy case. “The Mossad’s main goal in recruiting the defendant’s cooperation was to obtain the database of government institutions,” the report said.
There is concern in that the Islamic Republic, like a "wounded animal," will misread Israel or try to lash out amid economic distress. Preparations are for two months of heightened tension.
Although no formal agreement has been reached yet, the plan is already being implemented on the ground. Hamas is exhausted, isolated, and facing a dilemma: to agree, or be left behind.
Reports indicate that several Arab states have introduced changes to President Donald Trump's plan to end the war in Gaza. The amendments include a demand for a full Israeli withdrawal from the Gaza Strip and the establishment of a Palestinian technocratic administration under international supervision.
