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Four-year-old Malika was seriously wounded in an Israeli strike that killed her mother, who shielded her from debris. Now, with family support and a children’s fund, she is recovering. Israeli attacks have killed at least 3,613 people in Lebanon, including 245 children, since March 2.
Former Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant said Israel should have forcibly extracted enriched uranium from Iran during Operation Roaring Lion, a move he described as dangerous but worth the risk. He also criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for setting wrong objectives and displaying weakness. US President Donald Trump separately commented that such an operation would take at least two weeks.
Iran has launched missiles at U.S. targets in Jordan, Bahrain, and Kuwait after the U.S. struck Iranian sites in response to the downing of an American helicopter. The exchanges threaten the fragile ceasefire, with Jordan reporting it intercepted five missiles. The U.S. and Iran blame each other for the escalation.
South Korean stocks fell sharply in late morning trading on Wednesday, extending losses amid escalating tensions between the United States and Iran and a technology-sector slump. The KOSPI was trading more than 3 percent lower by 11:20 a.m., with major tech shares leading the decline. Overnight losses on Wall Street, driven by concerns over AI stock valuations, added to the market's downward pressure.
Israel's coalition has advanced controversial legislation to enshrine Torah study in Basic Law and expand daycare subsidies, sparking opposition from within the government and warnings of worsening IDF manpower shortages. The bills, pushed by haredi parties, have led to coalition tensions and threats to halt legislative support.
An analysis of recent events suggests Israel has achieved significant military victories over Iran, Hamas, and Hezbollah, but its diplomatic standing is at its lowest since the 1970s. The lack of a comprehensive strategy risks undermining long-term security.
IDF Chief of Staff Lt.-Gen. Eyal Zamir has said the Israeli military is prepared to resume operations in Iran, warning that Tehran's attempts to 'set equations' will fail. His remarks come amid heightened tensions following recent exchanges of fire between Israel and Iran, and a fragile ceasefire in Lebanon.
Lebanon's Health Ministry reports 3,666 fatalities since March 2 amid continued Israeli airstrikes, with 29 killed in the last 24 hours. The toll has fluctuated as strikes persist despite a declared ceasefire.
Israeli airstrikes on the southern Lebanese city of Tyre have killed at least nine people and wounded 27, according to Lebanese civil defense officials. The strikes came after Israel ordered the evacuation of the city, with thousands fleeing. Iran has warned it could strike again if Israel continues its offensive.
A US Army Apache helicopter crashed near the Strait of Hormuz; both crew members were rescued and President Trump said they are fine. The cause remains unclear, and the incident follows recent Iran-Israel exchanges and ongoing tensions over the waterway.
Israel's military responses to Iran and Hezbollah are analyzed, including the strike on Nasrallah, ground operations in Lebanon, and the broader geopolitical context. The article draws on Jerusalem Post reporting to detail IDF strategies and the decision to retaliate against Iran.
Israeli airstrikes on the southern Lebanese city of Tyre have damaged areas near its UNESCO-listed archaeological sites, prompting the culture minister to appeal for international protection. The strikes also hit the ancient hippodrome, necropolis, and El Mina archaeological park, according to the minister and local officials. Ceasefire efforts between Israel and Hezbollah remain fragile as assessments of the damage await safe access.
Renewed tit-for-tat strikes between Israel and Iran over the weekend have heightened Middle East tensions, despite US President Donald Trump's calls for restraint. Analysts suggest the escalation underscores Trump's limited control over Israeli actions and may strengthen Iran's hand in ongoing negotiations with Washington.
Iran and Israel have paused tit-for-tat attacks following a brief escalation, marking the first exchange of fire since a US-brokered ceasefire two months ago. Both sides have warned of retaliation if provoked, while international leaders urge restraint. The conflict has already impacted global energy prices and raised fears of a wider war.
Exiled Iranian Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi has denounced the upcoming US-Iran Memorandum of Understanding as 'morally wrong and strategically misguided,' arguing that diplomacy with the Islamic Republic will not end regional instability. His remarks follow recent military exchanges between Iran and Israel and come amid ongoing US-mediated negotiations.
Amid renewed Iranian missile attacks and a fragile US-Iran framework, a Jerusalem Post podcast explores the deep ties between Iran and Hezbollah, questioning whether Washington's approach can succeed. The hosts argue that Lebanon and Iran are inseparable, and that the route to a weaker Tehran runs through dismantling its proxies.
Yemen's Houthis have announced a ban on Israel-linked ships in the Red Sea, raising fresh concerns for global energy markets already strained by the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. With Saudi Arabia diverting most of its crude exports via the Red Sea, any sustained disruption could have significant consequences, according to reporting from Dawn and Reuters.
Israeli forces have pushed deeper into southern Lebanon amid escalating conflict, with reports of missing civilians and ongoing but fragile ceasefire negotiations. Al Jazeera reports on the sixth Israeli invasion in 48 years, the human cost, and diplomatic efforts, including a US-Iran deal that has yet to quell tensions.
On the 59th anniversary of the 1967 Israeli attack on the USS Liberty, Rep. Thomas Massie called for a new investigation, reviving debate over whether the incident was a mistake or deliberate. The attack killed 34 and injured 171 US crew members; Israel has long maintained it was friendly fire, while critics and some survivors dispute this. The call comes amid renewed scrutiny of US-Israel relations and fresh reports of Israeli espionage.
Meta has announced it will file a federal contempt motion against Israeli spyware firm NSO Group, accusing it of violating a permanent injunction by targeting WhatsApp users with phishing attempts. The move follows NSO's previous $167 million settlement and ongoing legal battles over its Pegasus spyware.