Thousands of Hezbollah fighters were injured after a high-tech attack, which targeted their pagers. So far, no one has claimed responsibility. Scenes of carnage and desperation were prevalent across Lebanon this week as ambulances carried thousands of victims of a
New intelligence has emerged revealing how much the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) have damaged Hamas’s military capabilities. The information comes as both Israelis and Americans remembered the horrors of 9/11. Speaking from an IDF intelligence base, Israel’s Defence Minister Yoav
The Israel Defence Force (IDF) and Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) have uncovered a treasure trove of Hamas intelligence, consisting of stacks of documents, files, and computers, including guidelines on what to do if someone is suspected of being part
A high-level Israeli delegation is in Qatar for talks intended to end the Israel-Hamas war and bring home the Hamas-held hostages. At the same time inside Iran, the country is facing one of the largest cyberattacks ever. As Israelis continue
Israel is often accused in international arenas of racism and even of operating as an Apartheid state, yet the recent attack on a Druze minority community in the Golan Heights tells a different story. Company Sgt.-Major Eyal Ghanam, a Druze
Experts warn a significant drop in support for Israel among young U.S. evangelicals marks a potential turning point in the longstanding relationship between these allied groups. A series of polls show support for Israel among American evangelicals under 30, fell
While the head of the political bureau of Hamas, Ismail Haniyeh, was examining the proposal for a hostage deal, Israel’s News 13 reported that members of his family were receiving lifesaving treatment at Soroka Hospital in Beer Sheva. Several of Haniyeh’s
Christians in the Holy Land are struggling to put food on the table and pay their household bills as increasing conflict and tension plunge the region into unprecedented crisis. That’s according to the Catholic charity Aid to the Church in
Recently as explosions echoed through the air in Iran, just days after the Muslim-majority country launched some 300 missiles into Israeli airspace, a marked escalation for a country that has, historically, attacked the Jewish state only via proxies, like the
Northern Israel has come under its worst Hezbollah attack since the start of the war in Gaza. While Israelis celebrated the biblical holiday of Shavuot, Hezbollah launched more than 200 rockets at communities in northern Israel—a new daily record. It
