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Hezbollah has been weakened, the Houthis grow in confidence, the militias in Iraq are under pressure and pro-Iranian cells are trying to regain a foothold in Syria. At the same time, tensions between Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad have come into the open. Three years after threats of a regional war, Tehran is trying to rebuild its proxy network and adapt it to a new reality.
Turkey's quiet push to entrench itself near Aleppo forced Israel's hand. The strike worked, and now is not the time to accept limits on Israeli freedom of action – in this neighborhood, people tend to listen only once actions start speaking.
Ankara's covert military influence in Syria has been on Israel's radar for over a year – whether it's APCs given as a "gift" to Al-Sharaa or Turkey's aerial capabilities. The strike on Abu al-Duhur signals an end to Jerusalem's containment strategy.
In the current climate of anti-Israel sentiment and pro-Palestinian blindness, the double-dealing and hypocrisy of all those who claim to speak in the name of freedom of expression and culture is no longer surprising.
A direct line runs from Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor's project to a letter written by Heinrich Himmler during the Holocaust. The objective is the same: to make Jewish blood fair game.
Pressure on Israel, or even punitive measures imposed against it, has never advanced peace. Instead, it has hardened Palestinian positions. Israel can continue down the path it has followed for decades, but it may also be possible to make a decision that could shape the region's future.
Talks in Muscat came days after the Iran-backed militia seized Red Sea coastline and Bab el-Mandeb islands, with Riyadh weighing deeper US military support.
A downsized strike aimed at a Mujahideen Brigades terrorist involved in kidnapping Shiri, Ariel, and Kfir Bibas left him wounded, after officials discovered a Gazan family sheltering nearby.
With Biden-era freeze over, new tax-payer funded deal to comprise 40,000 munitions weighing 2,000 pounds apiece, 20,000 BLU-117s, and 20,000 MK-84s. Deal includes I-2000 Penetrator warheads.
The US President Donald Trump won Israel's top civilian award, but the cash remains at the Ministry of Education, along with a special statuette bearing a Star of David.
Driven by crippling Iranian proxy attacks on vital oil infrastructure, the kingdom has discreetly turned to Israel through US military channels to gain intelligence and air defense capabilities. An Israeli official told Israel Hayom that the Saudis are very familiar with Israel's strengths when it comes to countering missiles, rockets, and UAVs. "It is absolutely clear what the Saudis are asking for."
Images obtained by CBS News expose destruction across multiple Middle East installations.
Tahir Ali demanded Israeli disarmament during a heated Commons debate on Gaza.
The death of a 22-year-old woman in the custody of the morality police ignited an unprecedented wave of protest. Since then, protesters have been crushed with live fire, thousands have been killed and arrested, but Iranian society is no longer willing to return to the old obedience.
Vice president credits Trump with standing up to the Israeli prime minister more than any president in four decades, says foreign policy not "subservient" to Israel. "We're going to disagree with them when we disagree with them ... we're going to have an actual, rational foreign policy."
Boeing 737 declared an emergency minutes into its flight; officials are checking for possible engine damage.
Behind the scenes, Iran has spent years building an infrastructure of religious and educational institutions, clerics and Shiite activists in the country. That network could now serve as a force multiplier for spreading anti-Israel messages and shaping local discourse.
The past year has transformed the nuclear debate: The last US-Russia arms-control treaty expired, Trump ordered nuclear testing to resume and China is rapidly expanding its capabilities. At the same time, countries that had never publicly contemplated going nuclear are now openly discussing it.
Trump’s Knesset visit, a landmark High Court ruling and one Israeli athlete who shone above them all. The Jewish calendar year 5786, now drawing to a close, was turbulent. And by next year's Rosh Hashanah, the next one will likely be no different.
Gadi Eisenkot makes no secret of his plan to form a minority government with Arab parties abstaining, but he could end up helping crown another candidate as prime minister. Plus: A senior Israeli official reveals how the opportunity to eliminate Iran’s top leadership was nearly missed, until the problem was solved with some simple logic.
Twenty-five years after the terrorist attack that changed America and the world, Daniel Lewin's closest friends look back at the man he was. Regarded as the first victim of 9/11, Lewin is believed to have tried to confront the hijackers. From a 14-year-old immigrant to Israel, through Sayeret Matkal and MIT, to co-founding internet giant Akamai, his life was one of extraordinary drive.
It listens patiently, seems to know everything and is always there in moments of distress. But behind the chatbot’s warm embrace lurk a commercial octopus and a legal system struggling to keep up. The Bradley Heppner case proves the danger: The moment you hit Enter, you may have recruited the perfect witness for the prosecution.
Hate crimes jump 15.8% citywide, with more than half targeting Jews. Increase continues even as New York records safest summer in its history. Jewish figures point finger at Zohran Mamdani: 'The king of antisemitism is none other than Mayor Mamdani.'
Read moreDetailsAbdul El-Sayed sparred with Jesse Watters over medical procedures for minors and athletic policies.
Read moreDetailsPresident Abinader announced decision at the CAM summit Monday. "Antisemitism is not a problem that concerns only the Jewish people. It is a threat to democratic coexistence and to the rights and freedoms of us all," he said. Funding to the tune of 50 million pesos will be directed toward constructing a new complex for the Jewish Museum of Sosúa.
Read moreDetailsCustomers say the Brisbane McDonald's worker turned "abusive" during a Tuesday night dispute at Cannon Hill; McDonald's says it has "zero tolerance" for "acts of hate and antisemitism."
Read moreDetailsA Belgian woman offered a Dutch Jewish family access to her grandmother's wartime collaboration file, then reversed course, triggering a fight over the archive and the right to tell the story.
Read moreDetailsFine, who won despite an antisemitic smear campaign by influencer Dan Bilzerian, has said that he has "unquestionably become more Jewish in politics." He wears a kippah on the House floor, says that choosing between dogs and Muslims is no hard call, and refers to Britain and France as "the United Islamic Kingdom" and "Francestan."
Read moreDetailsTalks in Muscat came days after the Iran-backed militia seized Red Sea coastline and Bab el-Mandeb islands, with Riyadh weighing deeper US military support.
Read moreDetailsDriven by crippling Iranian proxy attacks on vital oil infrastructure, the kingdom has discreetly turned to Israel through US military channels to gain intelligence and air defense capabilities. An Israeli official told Israel Hayom that the Saudis are very familiar with Israel's strengths when it comes to countering missiles, rockets, and UAVs. "It is absolutely clear what the Saudis are asking for."
Read moreDetailsImages obtained by CBS News expose destruction across multiple Middle East installations.
Read moreDetailsBoeing 737 declared an emergency minutes into its flight; officials are checking for possible engine damage.
Read moreDetailsHouthi terror barrage ignites massive fires and sparks fury in Riyadh. New report reveals the US is facing a critical ammunition deficit.
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