
Amid Trump Threats, Iran Promises “Crushing” Strikes on U.S. and Israel
Trump declared that he could bomb Iran “back to the Stone Ages” if the Islamic republic did not agree to a negotiated settlement.

Trump declared that he could bomb Iran “back to the Stone Ages” if the Islamic republic did not agree to a negotiated settlement.

The Middle East is facing a significant escalation in hostilities as Iran prepares state funerals for two of its most powerful military and security leaders killed in recent Israeli strikes.

The first missile strike under Iran’s new leadership hits Israeli cities—as pro-regime protests unfolded across Britain.

People filled Tel Aviv’s Hostages Square as Israel confirmed it had received the first hostages freed from Gaza.

Anonymous employees and fringe campaigners drag London’s opera scene into ideological war, threatening to destroy the very culture they claim to protect.

“The State Prosecutor’s Office has filed an indictment against a Tel Aviv resident for attempted conspiracy to commit a terrorist act,” the Israeli Justice Ministry said.
The measure comes after Donald Trump said on Wednesday the Middle East was “potentially dangerous.”
The U.S. diplomatic mission was targeted by a suspect who wrote “Death to America” on his Facebook page.

Terrorists carried out the car-ramming attacks using three vehicles in two locations in Ra’anana in central Israel.

The debate over judicial reforms has become heated as opposition figures are accused of calling for violence.