Iranians worldwide celebrate after 'Butcher' Raisi dies
"The only crash in history where everyone is worried if someone survived," exiled Iranian-American journalist and women's rights activist Masih Alinejad said.
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Iran's state TV confirms death of Raisi, FM in helicopter crash
After reaching the crash site hampered by fog and debilitating terrain, rescuers confirm to state media that none of the nine passengers, including the president and the foreign minister, came out alive.
Palestinian Authority rapidly building illegal city in Judean Desert Nature Reserve
"Wake up! If we do not stop the rampant illegal construction in the reserve today, in a few years we will be dealing with one of the most severe security incidents here," the head of the Gush Etzion Regional Council warns.
Report: UN meetings cut short because air-conditioning too expensive
The world body actively seeks massive donations to fund its wasteful spending on UNRWA, an agency known for its misuse of money in Gaza and whose staff were allegedly involved in Oct. 7 attacks. But back at home in New York, the organization can't even pay its utilities bill.
24 agents; 6 hours: How the mission to retrieve Iran's nuclear archive unfolded
The mysterious explosions in Natanz, the female agent who kept a close watch on the secret warehouse in Shirobad, and the surprise that was waiting inside the vaults. A new book tells the story of the clandestine war that the Mossad has been leading in an attempt to block Tehran’s path to attain the bomb.
Was top US Iran negotiator suspended due to 'hostile cyber actor' breaching sensitive Iran data?
According to a letter obtained by the Washington Post, Malley's security clearance was suspended by the State Department's Diplomatic Security Service because he allegedly transferred classified documents to his personal email account and downloaded these documents to his personal cell phone. The Republican lawmakers also claim that a "hostile cyber actor" was able to gain access to Malley's email and/or phone, obtaining the downloaded information.
Jewish businessman slain in Egypt; authorities doubt terrorism
According to the publication, his name is Ziv Kipper, and he owned a fruit and vegetable export company with a branch located in the city's trade area.
Report: Israel assassinates Revolutionary Guards operative in Iran
The reported strike in the heart of Iran's capital marks yet another escalation in the long-simmering shadow war between the two archenemies. Neither Israel nor Iran has officially confirmed the incident.
Khamenei hails Iran's strike on Israel, urges military readiness
The remarks follow Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian downplaying recent strikes on Iran, denying a proven link to Israel and describing the drones involved as mere "toys." While Iranian officials called Friday's explosions in Isfahan an attack by "infiltrators," Amirabdollahian warned of a "maximum" retaliation if Israel acted against Iran's interests.
Report: US deployed microwave missiles that can disable Iran's nuclear facilities
Mary Lou Robinson, former chief of the Air Force's High Power Microwave Division, confirmed to DailyMail.com that the missiles are "ready to take out any military target, including nuclear facilities."