Police say investigators traced at least 31 cryptocurrency transfers allegedly made by the barber to accounts linked to the terrorist organization, detailing what was seized at his home and shop near Barcelona

Long before protests erupted in Iran, Israel pressed European governments to blacklist the Revolutionary Guards Israel’s Foreign Ministry, Mossad and Military Intelligence led a sustained effort now bearing fruit, senior official says

After two years of war, senior military officials for the first time aligned with an update from Gaza’s Hamas-run Health Ministry, saying they estimate about 70,000 Gazans have been killed, excluding the missing, while stressing that efforts to distinguish terrorists from civilians are ongoing

The US president said he spoke with Tehran for the first time after weeks of tension and reports of a possible strike, accusing Iran of killing protesters by the thousands and warning that US forces are positioned in the region if needed

IDF says it targeted Hezbollah engineering equipment and terror infrastructure used for rehabilitation efforts in southern Lebanon, citing more than 17 strikes, as Lebanese reports claim a car showroom and maintenance site were hit

New satellite imagery from Natanz and Isfahan shows roofs, blocked tunnels and excavation near nuclear facilities, moves experts say are aimed at salvaging assets and hiding the true extent of damage from Israeli and US strikes

In a BBC interview, the former hostage said he was harassed by a terrorist in his first weeks in Gaza and forced to shower in front of a hidden camera, criticized plans for Gaza and said his focus now is his wedding and hopes of dancing with his partner Sapir: 'It's a victory'

Behind Trump’s rhetoric shift are intelligence estimates that Iran’s regime is weakened by protests, even as Israel warns retaliation would likely hit population centers, not military targets