
Direct Confrontation Between Israel and Iran Resumes
Two rival regional powers clashed after Iran targeted Israel, antagonising President Trump who is seeking a Middle East peace deal.

Two rival regional powers clashed after Iran targeted Israel, antagonising President Trump who is seeking a Middle East peace deal.

While Hezbollah’s acceptance of any peace deal has yet to be confirmed, diplomatic success in the Levant could add momentum to a Washington-Tehran settlement.

PM Netanyahu has piled pressure on Tehran’s proxy terror group in Beirut, but Iran is insisting its vassal be protected as part of its ceasefire negotiations with Washington.

The European Union has announced a new wave of sanctions targeting both Hamas and extremist Israeli settlers, aiming to address violence on both sides of the conflict.

New official target doesn’t square with Trump ceasefire terms but would pressure Hamas, architects of the October 7th pogrom.

A new education centre in Munich—expected within three years—will extend its work across Germany and neighbouring countries.

The IDF warns it will act “with great force” against Hezbollah.

Despite formal ceasefire arrangements, Israel is continuing with retaliatory and preemptive actions against its regional enemies.

Rome Pride said Keshet Italia failed to “distance itself” from what the organization described as the “ongoing genocide in Gaza.”

Orders for a major IDF offensive follow weeks of terrorist drone attacks.