Israel strikes Lebanon, Gaza as conflict escalates
Israel carried out airstrikes across northeastern Lebanon on Friday after striking central Gaza on Thursday.
At war in Ukraine, Putin emerges as potential peace broker in Middle East
A former Israeli official told Newsweek that because of Russia's strong ties with Iran, Moscow may be able to boost the stability of a Lebanese peace deal.
Israel considering deal to end war with Hezbollah in Lebanon: Reports
Israel is considering a deal brokered by the U.S. to end the war with Hezbollah in Lebanon, according to reports.
Israeli strike damaged Iran's space and missile base
The recent Israeli strike damaged Iran's Shahroud space and missile base according to satellite image analysis.
North Korea is a surprisingly valuable wartime ally to Russia and Iran
"This is a very, very significant move for the North Koreans," one expert told Newsweek of Pyongyang sending troops to Ukraine.
Hezbollah names Naim Qassem as new leader, replacing slain Nasrallah
Hezbollah has appointed deputy leader Naim Qassem as its new leader, according to a post on the Public Telegram Board by the militant group.
Lebanon's health care system "under siege" amid Israel's military campaign
Lebanon's health care system is suffering from the effects of Israel's military campaign in the country.
Iran points finger at US after Israeli attack
"We fully reserve our right to duly respond to this aggression," said Iranian Foreign Minister Syed Abbas Araghchi.
Israel truck attack: Everything we know so far
Dozens of people are reported to have been injured after an incident near the city of Ramat Hasharon, Israel.
Iran tells UN attack from Israel must "not go unanswered"
Iran reserves its right to respond to Israel's "unlawful and aggressive actions," Tehran's top diplomat said in a letter obtained by Newsweek.
UN peace troops caught in Lebanon war issue warning to Israel
A UNIFIL spokesperson told Newsweek that Israeli forces have "repeatedly targeted our positions" in southern Lebanon.
Israeli strike kills three journalists in Lebanon: reports
The Israeli strike has killed three journalists in Lebanon, says state news agency and one U.N. driver and his brother were killed on Friday in Gaza.
Israeli strike on Gaza school kills 16, Blinken announces ceasefire talks
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced renewed ceasefire negotiations in the coming days.
Blinken announces another $135M in US aid to Palestinians
The U.S. secretary of state announced the additional U.S. aid during a trip to the Middle East this week.
Hamas official reveals next steps after "great loss" of Yahya Sinwar
"Hamas continues in its strategy of struggle for liberation, independence and return," a senior Hamas official told Newsweek.
Hezbollah's next expected leader was killed earlier this month, Israel says
Israeli officials said Hashem Safieddine was killed in an airstrike.
Netanyahu's military masterstrokes defy his critics at home and abroad
"I think he understands the historical mission that he has on his shoulders," a former IDF Military Intelligence chief told Newsweek.
FBI investigating leaked documents on Israel's Iran attack plan
On Monday, a White House spokesperson said President Biden was "deeply concerned" about the unauthorized release.
One of Israel's biggest targets is still on the loose
"The task before us is not yet complete," said Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, after the death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar.
Iran warns Biden over US role in Israel's attack plan
Iran's envoy to the U.N. accused President Biden of a "dangerous provocation" in saying he knew of Israel's plans to strike.
Flights halted at Israel's Ben Gurion airport: Reports
Flights were halted for a time at Israel's Ben Gurion Airport, according to reports from Israeli news sources.
Lebanese Americans endorse Harris as others criticize Biden admin amid war
Dozens of Lebanese Americans endorsed Harris, while others criticized the Biden-Harris administration amid the Israel-Hamas war.
Israel's Iran plans allegedly leaked: What we know
Documents, published online to messaging app Telegram, were marked "top secret," but it is not yet clear if they are authentic.
A wounded Hezbollah regroups with an aim of ending Israel's winning streak
"Hezbollah is a very large organization; it has quite good resistance and resilience," a former IDF intelligence chief told Newsweek.
Israel kills Yahya Sinwar, mastermind of Oct. 7 attack
The Israeli military has announced the death of Hamas Political Bureau chief Yahya Sinwar in an operation in the Gaza Strip.
Israel strikes eastern Lebanon, raid on Syrian port city also reported
Israel has struck the Syrian coastal city of Latakia, reports stated, and conducted raids in east Lebanon, while Beirut is on high alert.
As world powers clash, ISIS returns for revenge
"The group welcomes wars between the great powers that would weaken them," a senior threat intelligence analyst told Newsweek.
Former KKK leader David Duke endorses Jill Stein, trashes Donald Trump
The former grand wizard of the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan said Stein was the only major candidate "brave enough to call out Israel's massacre of Palestinians."
Iranian general vows to 'obliterate all the Zionists'
Iranian Revolutionary Guard General threatened to "obliterate" Zionists as tensions between Iran and Israel escalate.
Hezbollah drone attack kills 4 Israeli soldiers: 'We are at war'
After the killing of four Israeli soldiers by a drone attack on Sunday night IDF Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi said 'We are at war'

