US president has not decided whether to target leaders or security forces, US sources say; Iran prepares for military confrontation, seeks diplomatic channels, Iranian official says; Israeli, Arab officials doubt airstrikes alone can topple regime

EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said the decision places the powerful Guard in the same category as groups such as al-Qaida and the Islamic State

Boy dies after being struck in Bedouin community of Hura; police open investigation as medics describe frantic efforts to save child’s life

Move puts IRGC 'on same footing with al-Qaida, Hamas, Islamic State,' says EU foreign policy chief Kallas, adding pressure as Iran’s economy reels under sanctions

Born in the chaos of Oct. 7 amid shock and thousands missing, Hostage Command ends two years of intense, emotional operations with the burial of Ran Gvili, marking quiet missions, deep intel ties and the looming question: what happens next?

Israel honored a ceasefire agreement by transferring 15 Palestinian bodies via the Red Cross, despite the last hostage being recovered by IDF forces rather than handed over by Hamas

U.S. officials say the technocratic body is ready to take control of Gaza once Rafah crossing opens, with aid oversight, intelligence vetting and no expansion of goods, while talks continue on disarmament and possible international involvement

The Pizza Italian Academy in Rome rejected a 23-year-old Israeli chef, citing his nationality and IDF service, prompting embassy intervention, legal complaints in Italy and a response claiming ethical, not religious, grounds