Tehran plans to cap traffic through the world's most critical oil chokepoint at 15 ships a day, while the White House warns NATO allies that political declarations are no longer enough.
Two diplomatic sources tell Israel Hayom that Israel is considering a return to the November 24 ceasefire framework – a move aimed at giving the US room to open negotiations with Tehran.
New details cleared for publication reveal how Iranian intelligence turned a young Israeli into an assassination operative, paying him in digital currency to photograph the Haifa port and manufacture explosives.
While others scrambled for relevance, Pakistan – sidelined, indebted, and overlooked – quietly positioned itself at the center of the Middle East's new order.
Britain, Italy and France pledged to pressure Israel, even as Washington told Lebanon's president the country would remain outside the Iran ceasefire deal.
