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The Israeli military announced the destruction of a large Hezbollah tunnel network in southern Lebanon, describing it as the largest found in the area. The operation included the use of heavy explosives and the discovery of weapons caches. Reports differ on the tunnel's size and the extent of Iranian involvement.
A new survey by the Jewish People Policy Institute shows that support for the US-led war against Iran has fallen among American Jews, from 68% in the first week to 60% after the ceasefire, while opposition has risen. The poll also reveals ideological splits, with strong conservatives overwhelmingly supportive and strong liberals mostly opposed.
Iran has issued a new 14-point peace proposal, but US President Donald Trump rejected it as 'not acceptable.' Meanwhile, ongoing naval clashes in the Strait of Hormuz and shifting Gulf alliances highlight the fragile state of the region.
Israel's air force expansion, including additional F-35 purchases and extensive combat operations since October 7, 2023, is positioning the nation as a major military power. The IDF reported dropping 135,000 bombs and performing thousands of evacuations, while analysts note regional wariness of Israel's growing capabilities.
Israel has approved a multibillion-dollar deal to buy two new squadrons of F-35 and F-15IA fighter jets from Lockheed Martin and Boeing, as part of a broader defense buildup plan. The purchase aims to double Israel's F-35 and F-15IA fleets and bolster its air superiority amid ongoing regional tensions.
China's Commerce Ministry has ordered citizens and companies not to comply with US sanctions on five Chinese refineries accused of trading Iranian oil, marking the first use of a law against 'improper' foreign actions. The move escalates Sino-American tensions over Iran oil trade, drawing support from Russia.
Israel Police and the IDF Home Front Command canceled the annual Lag Ba'omer pilgrimage to Mount Meron, citing security threats near the Lebanon border and the fragile ceasefire. Gatherings are limited to 1,500 people in nearby towns, and route closures are in effect until May 6. The decision follows warnings of a possible mass casualty event, five years after the 2021 disaster.
US President Donald Trump says he will review Iran's new peace proposal but doubts it will be acceptable, as Israeli airstrikes kill civilians in Lebanon and tensions remain high over the Strait of Hormuz. Iran's deputy foreign minister says the ball is in Washington's court, ready for talks or war.
According to Axios and a Pakistani source cited by Reuters, the United States and Iran are close to signing a one-page memorandum to end their armed conflict, potentially including a 15-year moratorium on uranium enrichment and the transfer of Iran's highly enriched uranium stockpile abroad. The report indicates that talks on the nuclear program would follow a separate 30-day negotiation period, with key details still pending.
US President Donald Trump says he is reviewing a new peace proposal from Iranian negotiators but does not rule out resuming strikes on Iran, while Israel carries out attacks in southern Lebanon despite a fragile ceasefire. Meanwhile, imprisoned Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi has been hospitalized after a health crisis, with her family and foundation raising alarms over her treatment.
A senior Iranian military officer said renewed conflict with the United States is likely, hours after President Trump expressed dissatisfaction with Tehran's latest negotiating proposal. The war has been on hold since April 8, with one failed round of talks in Pakistan, while tensions remain high over nuclear issues and regional hostilities.
Spirit Airlines has shut down after failing to secure a $500m bailout from the Trump administration, citing rising fuel costs from the US-Israeli war on Iran as a key factor. The collapse left about 17,000 employees jobless and thousands of passengers stranded, with refunds partially processed and other airlines stepping in to help.
Cuba's government has rejected new US sanctions announced by President Donald Trump, calling them 'unilateral coercive measures' and 'collective punishment.' The sanctions target individuals and entities in key sectors of Cuba's economy, and come as Cubans marched in Havana for International Workers' Day.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has said some pro-Palestine marches could be banned and the phrase 'globalise the Intifada' should be 'completely off limits'. Organisers of the demonstrations say the threat undermines free assembly and free speech. The comments follow recent anti-Semitic incidents, including the stabbing of two Jewish men in London.
Lebanon's Health Ministry reports that Israeli air and artillery strikes have killed at least 2,659 people since March 2, with 8,183 wounded, despite a ceasefire in effect since April 17. Daily casualties have varied, with recent reports of 41 killed in one day, underscoring the ongoing violence.
The Israeli military said it killed several Hezbollah terrorists and struck infrastructure in southern Lebanon, while Hezbollah launched rockets and drones toward Israeli troops. The reports cover a series of incidents in May 2026, including an attack on a church and a weapons production site near a mosque.
President Trump formally notified Congress that hostilities with Iran have terminated due to a ceasefire, arguing he does not need congressional authorization. The move comes as the 60-day War Powers Resolution deadline passed, with the administration rejecting the law as unconstitutional and facing criticism from Democrats.
U.S. President Donald Trump has expressed dissatisfaction with Iran's latest proposal to end the two-month war, rejecting it as 'totally unacceptable' and warning the ceasefire is on 'massive life support.' The proposal, which reportedly defers nuclear talks until after the conflict ends, has failed to meet U.S. demands, according to officials and reports.
Israeli police have arrested a 36-year-old man after a French nun was attacked in East Jerusalem, with CCTV footage showing the assault. The incident, condemned by Israeli officials and the Greek Orthodox Church, highlights rising concerns over attacks on Christian communities in the region.
The Trump administration has told Congress that hostilities with Iran have 'terminated' due to a ceasefire, arguing the 60-day War Powers Resolution deadline for congressional approval no longer applies. The claim has drawn sharp criticism from Democrats and legal experts, who dispute the interpretation.