Israeli attack? Widespread internet disruptions in Iran

The Democratic Vice Presidential candidate said in an interview that the solution needs to include a two-state solution and a cease-fire with the hostages released - without mention of Hamas.

President Macron has appointed political old hand Michael Barnier as the country's Prime Minister after months of deadlock. Who is he and how is he likely to operate?

Axios reports that new Hamas demands and the murder of the hostages has led American officials to question Hamas' sincerity in wanting a deal. This shift is occurring just as popular pressure and accusations against the government for failing to secure a deal are ramping up.

Iran has reportedly tried to enlist criminals in an effort to carry out terror attacks on Jewish and Israeli targets throughout Europe, with at least one arson attack and an effort at espionage.

POLITICO has reported the likely suspect behind "the worst cyberattack" in Iran's history, according to industry analysts.

The Home Front Command and Northern Command have issued a warning to residents of the Upper Galilee Regional Council, advising them to remain close to protected spaces and to avoid unnecessary movement in the area.

A new political group recently launched, with the aim of registering and bringing in anti-regime American Iranians to the polls to put Donald Trump into the White House.

The Defense Minister conducted a situational assessment in Judea and Samaria, where he insisted in ending the terrorist escalation "with full force." He said that "we are mowing the grass, the time will come that we will remove the roots - this we must do."

Hezbollah’s retaliation for the killing of its chief of staff, Fuad Shukr, has failed. Even Nasrallah’s commanders know he lied in his speech but prefer to remain silent.

Man accused of exporting aircraft components to Iran through Dubai in a decade-long operation.

Analyses conducted by the United States, the AP, and the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies suggests that Iranian missiles are far less accurate than originally thought. But there is a catch.

US Central Command (CENTCOM) has confirmed that the Houthis, Iran's proxies in Yemen, attacked two oil tankers yesterday using ballistic missiles and unmanned aerial vehicles.