Middle East

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio's scheduled visit Israel was pushed from Saturday to Monday, with the further caveat that the itinerary may be adjusted based on developments

“The gold belongs to the people,” said Ahmed Zaydan, a shopkeeper in Beirut. “Using it to fix the banks is just robbing the rest of us again.”

The Indian Embassy in Tehran issued an urgent advisory, urging all Indian nationals in Iran to leave the country immediately using 'any available means of transport.'

Sources to i24NEWS Hebrew say Hamas has demanded that 10,000 of its police officers be absorbed into the new security force operating under the committee’s authority

'A diplomatic solution is still within reach,' Iran's FM Araghchi tell CBS in an interview on Sunday

Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei has reportedly handed significant authority to Ali Larijani amid nationwide protests and rising U.S. and Israeli threats

Syrian authorities say a soldier and a civilian were killed in separate shootings claimed by ISIS in the north and east of the country

The U.S. ambassador's hypothetical response to Tucker Carlson's prompt regarding the Jews' biblical rights to land in the Middle East triggers outrage among Arab states

In the streets of Tehran, security forces squared off with student protestors, leaving some injured.

IDF said that 'the terrorists were recently identified as operating to accelerate the organization’s readiness and force build-up processes, while planning fire attacks toward the State of Israel'

The Al-Hol facility, which housed families of Islamic State fighters, had long drawn warnings from security analysts who said the camp risked fostering further radicalization

“They better negotiate a fair deal. They better negotiate. You know the people of Iran are a lot different than the leaders of Iran, and it’s a very sad situation"

From the legacy of 1979 to today’s mass protests, Iranians are reclaiming their national identity and standing united against decades of repression, forging a new chapter in their nation’s history

Satellite images show Iran fortifying military and nuclear sites amid US tensions, covering facilities with concrete and soil to protect against airstrikes

Israeli officials are skeptical of negotiations as the US moves fighter jets to the Middle East

Arrests and troop reinforcements aim to dismantle terror networks, prevent attacks, and maintain security, while East Jerusalem sees increased cultural programming to ease tensions

Talks between the United States and Iran concluded Tuesday with cautious signs of progress, as Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi

More than 75 x-rays and CT scans from a single hospital show face, chest, and genital wounds amid a deadly January crackdown

The joint statement calls the measures illegal and warns of escalation and undermining the two-state solution

US source: "We expect the Iranians to return with a comprehensive plan within two weeks"

Iran's FM wraps meeting with IAEA chief; Iran spox says Tuesday talks to focus on level of uranium enrichment, centrifuges

The forces are expected to focus on training the Palestinian police and supporting local authorities, with no involvement in combat or operations against armed groups

Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi said on X that he is in Geneva ahead of US talks, ready for a ‘fair deal,’ but ‘submission under threats is not on the table’

Fahad al-Masri is seen as a potential PM candidate as the US signals support for a broader Damascus coalition, including Kurds