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World 3 days ago

Iran enriching uranium above 60% could prompt Israeli strike: official

An Israeli official warned Axios that Israel may conduct a military strike against Iran if the country's nuclear program enriches uranium above the 60% level.

Israel 4 days ago

Israeli lawmakers repeal 2005 act that led to the country's withdrawal from the Gaza Strip

An act that caused Israeli forces to withdraw from the Gaza Strip has been repealed by the country's lawmakers. This opens up the idea of Israeli forces returning to the West Bank.

Israel 5 days ago

‘No such thing’ as Palestinian people, top Israeli minister says

Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich said during a speech in Paris that there is no such thing as a Palestinian person, nation, history, or language.

Israel 5 days ago

US Marine veteran shot by Palestinian in West Bank as threat of holiday violence looms

A U.S. Marine veteran is severely wounded after a Palestinian gunman opened fire on him and his wife as they drove in the West Bank on Monday. The attacker is in custody.

Middle East March 17

Water scarcity in the Middle East brings Israel and Arab neighbors together

Experts and politicians discussed ways to deal with the region's scarcity of water. The Atlantic Council's N-7 Initiative hosted participants from the U.S., Israel and 10 Muslim majority in the UAE to look for solutions.

Politics March 15

Michigan high school apologizes for anti-Israel activist at 'diversity assembly,' doesn't mention Jews, Israel

A Michigan high school principal apologized for hosting an anti-Israel activist at a "student-led diversity assembly" but did not mention Jewish people or Israel in his apology.

Media March 14

Lawyer called 'racist,' 'Karen' by colleagues wins $170K in discrimination suit: 'I was cursed and badgered'

A Bronx law firm called The Bronx Defenders was reportedly forced to issue an apology and $170,000 settlement for alleged discrimination against a Zionist Jewish staffer.

Israel March 13

Bill concentrating power in Netanyahu coalition advances, Israeli legal reform proceeds

Allies of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Israel's Knesset have introduced a bill insulating the leader from potential legal challenges over corruption charges.

Israel March 12

Israeli forces kill three Palestinian militants in West Bank gunfight

Israeli forces shot and killed three Palestinian gunmen who opened fire on them at a military post near the West Bank city of Nablus on Sunday, the army said.

FOREIGN POLICY March 10

China diplomatic success as Iran, Saudi Arabia to resume ties following secret Beijing meetings

The Beijing talks capped off a series of talks over the past two years between Saudi Arabia and Iran, with previous talks in Iraq and Oman in 2021 and 2022 respectively.