The top U.S. diplomatic mission in Saudi Arabia was hit a day after the embassy in Kuwait was targeted ■ The expanding conflict has killed hundreds of people, the vast majority in Iran

The first mosquito bite: Genetic analysis of mosquitoes seeking the roots of anthropophily supports early occupation of Asia by hominins, with their kicky new body odor

The opening 48 hours of the current U.S.-Israeli campaign suggest that Iran has nearly replenished its missile stockpile since the 12-day war in June and refined its capabilities for this round of fighting

Lt. Col. Ella Waweya's appointment as the Israeli army's Arabic-language spokeswoman reflects the integration of her community with the wider Jewish Israeli society. Her first major assignment: communicating Israel's message in Arabic during the country's strikes on Iran

After denouncing pilots who had threatened to refuse IDF service in opposition to his government before October 7, the prime minister is now unfairly taking credit for the destruction they are wreaking on the Iranian regime

Newly uncovered Israeli files confirm what Palestinians have said for decades about expulsion and massacre

With Hezbollah now also in play, the IDF sees an opportunity not only to neutralize the Iranian regime but also its proxies. Can Israel convince the U.S. president to stay in the game?