Iraq reopened the Sheeb border crossing with Iran to travelers and commercial traffic on Tuesday morning, three weeks after shutting it, even as the United States presses Baghdad to close
The city of Kiryat Shmona has petitioned Israel’s High Court of Justice against the government and the Israel Tax Authority, demanding that compensation keep flowing to local businesses that are
The defense ministers of the Gulf Cooperation Council approved on Tuesday the opening of an advanced headquarters for the bloc’s Unified Military Command in Kuwait, along with the assignment of
A senior Israeli delegation led by Defense Ministry Director-General Maj. Gen. (res.) Amir Baram arrived in Morocco on Monday on a mission to widen security cooperation between the two countries.
Canada announced on Tuesday that it is reimposing sanctions on 11 Iranian entities, including the country’s national oil and tanker companies and several of its largest banks, over their role
The Maldives is pushing ahead with legislation that would permanently bar Israeli passport holders from entering the island nation and block Israeli citizens and Israeli-owned companies from buying property in
The S&P credit rating agency on Tuesday morning raised its growth forecast for the Israeli economy to 5.5% for this year and 7% for next year, largely because of the
Otzma Yehudit submitted its first bill of the 26th Knesset on Tuesday, a proposal that would require every Israeli citizen who wants to vote, and every member of Knesset, to
Qatar’s Prime Minister, Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, told the foreign ministers of the G7 nations in Paris on Tuesday that Doha has secured a window of at least
The anonymous anti-Chareidi ad campaign that blanketed buses, bridges and billboards across Israel during the election season was secretly funded out of the pocket of retired IDF Maj. Gen. Amiram
The Shin Bet’s high-profile probe into alleged foreign meddling in the election for the 26th Knesset suffered a major blow on Tuesday, after police concluded that the material gathered so
Iranian officials are urging residents to cut electricity use ahead of winter, acknowledging that strikes have heavily damaged oil refineries and gas processing facilities. The government is asking the public
Ra’am chairman Mansour Abbas has signaled willingness in principle to recognize Hamas as a terrorist organization, but is demanding in return that his party be a full partner in the
At least 12 people were killed Tuesday morning in two pileups involving 86 vehicles on a stretch of Bulgaria’s Trakia motorway. The collisions unfolded in dense fog near the village
Mohsen Rezaei, secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, on Monday told the United States to “fold your hand” and “surrender” to the seven conditions Tehran has set for ending
Prime Minister Netanyahu’s office pushed back hard on Tuesday night against criticism from the U.S.-backed Board of Peace, saying Hamas has not surrendered even one weapon and that Gaza must
Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett has privately told one of the leaders of the change bloc that he will not rule out a national unity government, even one that includes
Yair Golan’s Democrats party announced Tuesday that it is submitting a sweeping package of dozens of bills as the 26th Knesset is sworn in, including legislation to run public transportation
Japan will supply the Philippines with coastal radar and surveillance drones under a $27 million security agreement signed in Manila. The deal comes as the Philippines and its allies look
Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich on Tuesday came out sharply against the Change Bloc’s plan to install MK Matan Kahana as Knesset Speaker with the backing of the Arab parties, and
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