Iran war latest: US ‘can’t get out’ of conflict and ‘has run out of patience’ | World News
Asked which world leaders Donald Trump has called about the new raft of sanction threats, treasury secretary Scott…
Likud primary sets party slate ahead of Oct. 27 election – Israel & Jewish News
(Aug. 27, 2026 / JNS) Watch this exclusive field report to hear the latest developments in Israel’s upcoming…
Israel turns to naval drones as Iran war exposes maritime vulnerabilities
Israeli officials told Bloomberg that the country has concluded it needs a larger navy after years in which…
Israel is not heading for civil war | Opinions
The rediscovery of the Altalena has revived an old Israeli fault line, but beneath it lies a broad…
Iran-US war latest: Trump says Hormuz is a ‘very functioning Strait despite the odd rocket or drone’ in bizarre rant
Inside the Israeli military policy to ‘justify’ lethal actions in deadly attacks on civilians in Gaza The Israeli…
The new wave of Israeli hotels keeping vacationers in the country
While official CBS tourism data paints a complex picture of the industry, an interesting trend is clearly visible…
Board of Peace Envoy Mladenov Presses Israel, Hamas at UN Over Stalled Gaza Deal
Board of Peace envoy Nickolay Mladenov urged Israel to halt strikes in Gaza and ease alleged restrictions on…
Iran’s Floating Oil Storage Shrinks to Five-Month Supply
Analyst and media commentary on Operation Economic Outcast, US Treasury Secretary Bessent’s plan to squeeze Iran financially, has…
Ari Steinberg: Investing in Israel’s educators is investing in Israel’s future
“I believe that when we invest in education professionals, we are investing in the State of Israel and…
Iran News in Brief – August 27, 2026
Facebook Twitter/X LinkedIn Pinterest Reddit Email Print On August 22, 2026, supporters of the Iranian Resistance in Oslo,…
Gaza boy tears apart kites after Israel threatens attacks
GAZA CITY, Palestine (MNTV) – A Palestinian child in the Gaza Strip tore apart his kites one by…
Iran sentences two more protesters to death as executions surge
Afshin Heyratian’s days often began at 6 a.m. He would leave his home in Tehran and spend the…