Middle East
Houthis claim Saudi Aramco oil facilities legitimate targets, push workers, civilians to evacuate
The newest Houthi threat comes after the terror group killed 14 people and injured hundreds more in several attacks on Riyadh's international airport on Sunday and Monday.
From Dreyfus to David Milstein: The enduring accusation of Jewish dual loyalty - opinion
Iranian matchmaking app removed by Google after allowing girls as young as 12 to register
Indigenous women challenge Islamist oppression, call for cross-community solidarity
Does Saudi Arabia have any good options to deal with the Houthis? - analysis
After a series of increasingly dangerous strikes, does Saudi Arabia really have no good options to deal with the Houthis?
Iran fortifies nuclear sites, rebuilds missile arsenal as it prepares for the next war - analysis
The emerging picture is of an Iran continuing its efforts to rebuild its missile and drone programs despite the damage inflicted by previous US and Israeli strikes.
Israel must set red lines on Turkish presence in Syria to avoid confrontation, think tank argues
Israel's Syria policy could ultimately invite US pressure to abandon its buffer zone without significant security concessions if it fails to engage Damascus diplomatically, INSS warns.
Committee approves building plans for permanent UAE embassy in central Israel
The approved plan allows for the construction of a building of up to 15 stories, housing the embassy's offices as well as residences for the ambassador and diplomatic staff.
Yemen might be far away, but the Houthi threat isn't - analysis
Iran’s growing leverage through the Houthis is turning Bab el-Mandeb into a strategic threat to Israel and the region
IDF: Mystery aerial object that entered northern Israel on Saturday likely balloon, not drone
The object was initially detected by surveillance personnel and Israel Air Force detection systems, which tracked its movement and directed troops on the ground as the incident unfolded.
Trump says US may have gone 'too far' in killing Iranian leaders, complicating talks
“We might have gone too far with the leaders because we don’t know who the hell we’re dealing with anymore,” the US president told supporters at a rally in Ohio.
Houthis threaten 'swift, painful' response if US assists Saudi strikes in Yemen
Later on Tuesday, the Houthi spokesperson warned Saudi Arabia that any Saudi attack on Sana'a would be met with a "harsh" response.
Hezbollah reportedly rebuilds military capabilities as Houthis warn Saudi of attacking Sana'a
Trump struggles in negotiations with Iran • Saudi Arabia destroys three drones north of Riyadh • Iran digs in for next war
Turkey’s historic bid to end the PKK insurgency hangs in the balance - opinion
Currently, the debate is focused heavily on where and how PKK weapons are to be surrendered and who verifies the operation.
