
Two Israeli Soldiers Killed in West Bank Shooting as Netanyahu Orders Sweeping Closure
IDF says the gunmen, from Hebron, planned a larger attack on civilians; Israel vows a major operation and home demolitions as violence surges before elections

IDF says the gunmen, from Hebron, planned a larger attack on civilians; Israel vows a major operation and home demolitions as violence surges before elections

As Israelis head to the polls for the first time since the Hamas-led assault, the attack is still reshaping politics from Jerusalem to Beirut — and testing Washington's alliances.

The strike on King Khalid International Airport's passenger terminal is the latest in a week of attacks, raising pressure on Washington to boost military aid.

The president says war with Iran could cost Republicans at the polls, as fresh sanctions land and New York's mayor demands an ICE stand-down.

The Saudi-backed push follows weeks of escalation with the Iran-aligned Houthis, raising the stakes for Red Sea shipping, oil markets and a stalled peace process.

A new book claims the Emirati president warned Israel's prime minister that Hamas was planning war. Netanyahu's office calls it a 'malicious libel.'

The claimed strike on the Saudi capital — a first since fighting escalated — came as Yemen's government said more than 100 rebels were killed.

Twenty years after UNIFIL's mandate expanded, diplomats seek a new Lebanon resolution as international concern over Israel-Hezbollah grows.

Coalition says it downed a drone near Islam's holiest city; rebels call the claim 'fabrications.' Washington raises travel advisory to Level 3.

Yemen's Houthi rebels say they struck a Saudi oil facility in Jizan; fire extinguished, but conflict widens with Iran and the Red Sea.