Daniel B. Shapiro

Their military gains over the past week do not necessarily change the restrictions they have to deal with as an internationally unrecognised governing authority

Speaking at a prominent Jewish conference at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in West Jerusalem in June, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu outlined what he described as a shift in the country’s security doctrine

The U.S. Department of State could not immediately be reached for comment ‌outside regular business hours

The Moroccan soldiers, who were meant to deploy in June, are now expected within months and won’t go into Gaza right away, instead training near its border in Israel before beginning limited operations in the enclave

Netanyahu opened his remarks by addressing claims about his relationship with US President Donald Trump

Trump Claims Israel Follows His Lead

Donald Trump peace deal has collapsed after Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz again

If one is to judge US President Donald Trump by his statements, then his Iranian venture belongs at the top of a very specific political category — that of major fiascos

Uncertainty continues to surround the proposed US-Iran peace deal as analysts and officials question whether it will hold beyond the expected signing on 19 June

As recently as last week prime minister Binyamin Netanyahu outlined four elements Israel wanted to be included in the deal: removal of enriched uranium; dismantling of enrichment infrastructure; limits on missile production; and an end to Iranian support for regional proxies

Only the hackiest screenwriter imaginable would script America’s decline this way

More than two months after the US and Israel first began their war with Iran, the White House and the Iranian regime have agreed a framework deal to bring about a more long-term end to hostilities

Trump prepares new strikes as Iran quits peace talks

Washington signals talks in final stages, though Lebanon conflict causes logjam

Reports of a growing divide between President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are gaining momentum amid the drawn-out U.S.-Israeli war against Iran and its regional allies

Ariel Cohen is a D.C.-based contributor who covers energy and security

Washington signals talks in final stages, though Lebanon conflict causes logjam

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Reports of a growing divide between President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are gaining momentum amid the drawn-out U.S.-Israeli war against Iran and its regional allies

US President Donald Trump has launched an expletive tirade at Benjamin Netanyahu, as Israel escalates its military campaign in Lebanon

NYC Mayor Mamdani criticizes some Israeli ministers' attendance at the Israel Day Parade, while stressing his commitment to ensuring it was properly secured

In the opening days and weeks of the war, administration officials repeatedly trumpeted an uninterrupted string of American military successes while remaining largely mum about the effectiveness of Iranian attacks

Fresh tensions between the United States and Iran have triggered global concern after reports emerged of a new American strike near Iran’s strategic port city of Bandar Abbas despite ongoing ceasefire discussions

Rubio’s remarks came hours after the U.S. launched fresh strikes on Iranian targets

The talks came months after Iran launched missile strikes toward Qatar during the 2026 conflict

Tampa: Donald Trump dramatically expanded the scope of Iran peace talks by demanding Arab nations sign agreements with Israel and threatening to freeze key Gulf allies out of the negotiations if they failed to do so

Netanyahu Doesn’t Rule Out Removing Iran’s Enriched Uranium by Force

The Guardian cited former Israeli diplomat Alon Pinkas as calling Netanyahu a “conman” who used Venezuela as an example of what the US and Israel could do in Iran

The Guardian cited former Israeli diplomat Alon Pinkas as calling Netanyahu a “conman” who used Venezuela as an example of what the US and Israel could do in Iran

In response, some traditional U.S. partners are starting to hedge their bets in ways ​that may bring long-lasting changes in relations with Washington, while adversaries such as China and Russia are looking to exploit strategic openings

Leaders who once tried to appease and flatter the world’s most powerful man are now daring to criticize him and seeking distance

In the hallways, GOP senators either walked away or shook their heads when asked if they had any concerns about the president’s particularly unhinged behavior in recent weeks

In the hallways, GOP senators either walked away or shook their heads when asked if they had any concerns about the president’s particularly unhinged behavior in recent weeks

Those included threatening to wipe out Iran’s entire civilisation, attacking Pope Leo as a radical leftist sympathiser who was “weak on crime” and posting an AI illustration that depicted him as Jesus Christ healing the sick — which he later deleted

One of President Donald Trump’s greatest political talents is bending the rest of his party to his will

Hizbollah chief calls on Lebanese government to cancel talks with Israel

Israeli troops conducted raids and airstrikes in areas including Bint Jbeil, described by the Israeli military as a key Hezbollah stronghold, while Hezbollah fired rockets and kamikaze drones toward northern Israel, triggering sirens across the Galilee and damaging sites including a historic church in Nahariya

The escalation comes days after a large-scale Israeli operation dubbed "Operation Eternal Darkness" on April 8, which targeted Hezbollah command centers, missile infrastructure and Radwan Force positions across Lebanon

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Chief among his responsibilities is the rollout of artificial intelligence in the design process

Additionally, he warns, a fall of the Iranian regime will spark "a great deal of chaos, a great deal of spillover of instability to neighboring countries, perhaps a civil war, waves of terror outside of Iran" and more

Additionally, he warns, a fall of the Iranian regime will spark "a great deal of chaos, a great deal of spillover of instability to neighboring countries, perhaps a civil war, waves of terror outside of Iran" and more

Houthi rebels in Yemen were firing on international vessels, forcing marine traffic to avoid one of the world’s most critical waterways and to sail thousands of miles around Africa instead

In the summer of 2024, the threat to maritime shipping in the Red Sea was at its peak

Since the U.S. and Israel's war with Iran began two weeks ago, more than a dozen attacks have been reported against oil tankers and other cargo ships in the Persian Gulf and the Arabian Sea