Israel and Its Iran-Aligned Foes Vow More War After Hamas Leader's Death
JERUSALEM/CAIRO (Reuters) -Pledges from Israel and its enemies Hamas and Hezbollah to keep fighting in Gaza and Lebanon dashed hopes on Friday that the death of Palestinian militant leader Yahya Sinwar might hasten an end to more than a year of escalating war in the Middle East.
Israel Tells U.S. It Won’t Hit Iran’s Oil or Nuclear Sites in Next Attack, Officials Say
The officials, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss sensitive diplomacy, said that Israel had agreed to focus its next attack on military targets in Iran, instead of those related to Iran’s oil industry or its uranium enrichment efforts. The pledge was first reported by the Washington Post.
American officials expect Israel will retaliate against Iran for its attack earlier this month before November 5, sources ...
Trio join Olaf Scholz in calling for war to end, while reports say Yahya Sinwar was killed by gunshot to head. ...
The retaliatory strike will be in response to Iran’s massive ballistic missile barrage against the Jewish state earlier this ...
Around 100 U.S. troops will soon be on active duty in Israel to help defend the country against the potent missile threat ...
To prevent the U.S. from entanglement in an Israeli-Iranian fight, the Biden administration could use its influence, through ...
How about sending our savvy C.I.A. director, Bill Burns, to meet his Iranian counterpart on neutral turf in Muscat, Oman, ...
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Israel prepares to strike back against IranU.S. troops are arriving in Israel along with a high-tech missile defense system as Israel prepares to strike back against ...
The Biden administration reportedly believes it has received assurances from Israel that it will not hit Iranian nuclear or ...
At least 16 people were killed and 52 others were injured in an Israeli strike on the Nabatiyeh town's municipal headquarters ...
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