Iran’s proxies — Hezbollah, the Houthis and Iraq’s militias — watch Iran’s unrest with alarm, fearing a regime collapse that would weaken them, while Gulf rivals worry the shockwaves could spread and leave the Arabs 'under the Israeli hammer alone'

As drone swarms fill the skies, lasers replace shells and artificial intelligence becomes a weapon, Israel’s battlefield edge depends on technology; Defense R&D chief Dr. Daniel Gold discusses Iran, lasers, AI and the weapons still under wraps

How did the connection form between President Trump and real estate mogul Yakir Gabay, now appointed to the Gaza Executive Board? US president invites dozens of world leaders to join the Board of Peace, including Turkey and Qatar

Zambia and Israel maintained close ties from the mid-1960s through the early 1970s, until relations were strained following the Yom Kippur War

After two years held separately in Hamas captivity and cut off from their family, brothers David and Ariel Cunio speak out in a rare interview, describing hunger, violence and psychological abuse, and the moment they realized they had survived

President Trump says he chose to avoid a strike on Iran while moving an aircraft carrier to the region, as exiled opposition figures say protests will return, doubts grow over Khamenei’s security and obstacles remain to renewed nuclear and missile talks

Gaza militias are dismissing a proposed civilian committee, calling it 'a foolish body for food and water,' rejecting cooperation and warning that without Hamas disarmament and their involvement, Gaza’s next phase will be decided on the streets, not in talks

The US president, who calls himself the 'the tariffs king,' threatened to impose duties on countries opposing his bid to take over Greenland, after failed White House talks and as European states began deploying troops to back Denmark