Gadi Taub: 'We are waiting for the West to wake up and see that it's losing this same battle in its own backyard'

Officials say terror group clinging to demands that prevent mediators from moving the process forward; 'Had Hamas accepted Qatari proposal, we could have reached an agreement'

Syrian political figure Shadi Martini describes his Knesset address as a 'once-in-a-century opportunity' and confirms holding recent talks with Syria’s new president, Ahmad Al-Sharaa

Until recently, 7012nd Battalion reservists never imagined they'd be tasked with arresting Quds Force operatives deep inside Syria—but they did, and weren’t even first; from crossing the Rukad River to simultaneous raids on stunned terrorists—here’s how it happened

'The government, aware how easily it was infiltrated, responded with repression': Tehran reels from new sanctions, diplomatic pressure and internal unrest following war with Israel

As Iranian forces crack down on Kurdish regions in the wake of the war with Israel, locals face arrests, executions and rising repression, with activists and analysts warning of deepening isolation and a broader struggle for democratic change

The enhanced services, set to begin in late October, will include 27 weekly flights to and from New York, six weekly flights to and from Florida, six weekly flights to and from Los Angeles, and three weekly flights to and from Boston

Despite optimism during Netanyahu’s US visit, talks remain stalled over IDF withdrawal; senior Palestinian official accuses Israel of stalling; as fighting continues, IDF strikes 250 terror targets in Gaza and warns residents to avoid the sea