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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez said she will not back any new US military aid to Israel, extending her opposition to defensive systems such as Iron Dome and sharpening a debate that has already put her at odds with some allies on the left.
From Lebanon to Gaza and the West Bank, critics say Brussels has more than enough economic and diplomatic weight to pressure Benjamin Netanyahu’s government, if only it were willing to use it.
Rights groups and Palestinian lawmakers say Israel’s new law is not an isolated measure but part of a long-running system that treats Palestinians and Israelis differently at every turn.
Israel’s parliament has approved a death penalty law aimed at Palestinians convicted of deadly attacks in the occupied West Bank, prompting condemnation from rights groups and European governments that say the bill deepens a two-tier legal system.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino says Iran will take part in the 2026 World Cup and play its group matches in the United States as scheduled, despite pressure to move them.
Two Israeli attacks in southern Lebanon killed three Indonesian peacekeepers in the past 48 hours, prompting strong condemnation from the UN and Indonesia and renewed calls for investigations.
US and Israeli air strikes continued across Iran on day 32 of the war, while Marco Rubio said Washington’s objectives are on track and could be met in “weeks, not months”
Tucker Carlson has taken up the cause of The Bibi Files, a documentary built from leaked interrogation footage and pointed accusations about Benjamin Netanyahu’s political and legal troubles. The film is banned in Israel, which has only made it more useful for Carlson’s anti-war, anti-Netanyahu messaging.
UNIFIL says it is investigating the projectile that killed an Indonesian peacekeeper near Adchit al Qusayr as Israel’s ground and air campaign intensifies across southern Lebanon.
The Cambridge academic said the Houthi attack on Israel showed the group may be willing to follow through on its threats, including disrupting the Bab al-Mandeb strait.
Iran says Washington is quietly preparing a ground assault while talking about negotiations in public, as the month-old war spreads across the region and back-channel diplomacy struggles to catch up.
Overnight strikes hit Tehran and other Iranian cities as diplomatic efforts continued and fears grew that the fighting could widen, with US troops arriving in the region and global markets reacting sharply.