Middle East

Israeli tanks roll into the West Bank for the first time in decades, sparking outrage as tensions rise in the occupied territories.

Even in death, Hamas has shown its utter disregard for human dignity, turning the return of innocent hostages into a grotesque propaganda stunt that only deepens the wounds of this brutal conflict.

In a precision strike that left no room for escape, U.S. forces took out two high-ranking terrorists, sending a crystal-clear message: if you plot against America, we will find you, and we will end you.

Israel’s elimination of Mohammed Shaheen in southern Lebanon sends a clear message: no matter where Hamas leaders hide, they remain within the IDF’s reach.

In the unforgiving chaos of war, where technology and split-second decisions collide, the tragic loss of Lt. Nathan D. White serves as a sobering reminder that even the most advanced systems can fail those they are meant to protect.

Hamas’ decision to release three hostages this Saturday might look like progress on paper, but in the face of Trump’s hardline ultimatum and Israel’s mounting impatience, it’s nothing more than a desperate stall tactic in a high-stakes game where lives hang in the balance.

Trump’s Gaza plan misses the mark, risking more instability. It’s time for a smarter, more collaborative approach to Middle East peace.

With the clock ticking down to Trump’s Saturday deadline, the world is bracing for the moment when diplomacy ends and consequences begin.

The US recently approved a $1B deal to help Kuwait strengthen its military infrastructure. Here’s how it impacts security in the Gulf.

As Alon Ohel marks his 24th birthday in captivity, chained in darkness withering from malnutrition and untreated wounds, his family’s plea for action grows more urgent—because every moment lost is another moment Hamas steals from his life.

The US approves a $304M radar sale to Egypt, boosting its air defense. Find out how this deal impacts regional security.

If there’s one thing history has taught us, it’s that underestimating Trump’s willingness to hit back—hard—has never been a winning strategy.