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Amid the escalation between Washington and Tehran, dozens of US military refueling aircraft have deployed to Ovda and Ramon air bases. Israeli security officials are holding daily assessments in case the confrontation could draw in Israel.
The dramatic proposal would close Israel’s airspace to privately operated drones as security officials warn of “a threat humanity has yet to comprehend,” citing the risk of attacks on senior Israeli figures.
A new Lebanese initiative signed by more than 400 people from across the country’s sectarian and political spectrum, including Shiites, is offering fresh hope to Hezbollah’s opponents. How it could dismantle one of the terrorist organization’s main “weapons” for maintaining its grip on power, and what could still cause it to fail?
In polished English and under a veneer of Western progressivism, Qatar is serving millions of young people around the world a poisoned arrow dipped in honey. This is how the viral AJ+ platform became a propaganda machine that casts Israel as the aggressor, whitewashes Hamas and shapes the opinions of the next generation.
At least seven bridges, a railway junction and an observation tower were targeted in southern Iran. US Central Command says the strikes were intended to hamper the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps’ ability to move forces and equipment in the Strait of Hormuz region.
