In a CNN interview, Jordanian Queen Rania decries western bias against Gaza, says reports of 'Israeli children found slaughtered' in Kibbutz were not verified

Even on the 18th day of the war, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has not mustered the courage to face the media - yet spends at least half his time making sure his throne is secure

The U.S. president is giving Israel time - if it does the right thing - but, in the aftermath of October 7, Netanyahu no longer believes in the capabilities of the IDF. The Gaza ground op could be put on hold for more than a few days

Hezbollah's Nasrallah meets with Islamic Jihad and Hamas leaders in Lebanon ■ Red Crescent reports two deaths from Israeli airstrike in Jenin ■ Rocket fire from Gaza renews after five hour lull ■ Eight Syrian military personnel killed in Israeli airstrike on military positions, Syrian state media reports ■ At least 1,300 killed by Hamas since October 7 ■ Hamas-run health ministry: 5,300 Palestinians killed, 18,000 wounded

It is not clear why Western leaders are willing to work with a man like Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

I feel fear as a Jew in London today that I've never experienced before. Jewish communities around the world are trying to deal with the trauma of October 7 and the deplorable reactions to the barbarism of that day

S&P, Moody’s and Fitch aren’t ready to lower Israel’s credit rating yet, but the war’s just beginning. What will happen if and when they are?

Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala called Hamas 'a common enemy' and Austrian Chancellor Karl Nehammer spoke of a 'joint struggle against terrorism' in their meetings with the Israeli prime minister and president