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Tensions between Israel and Hezbollah prompted the US to launch diplomatic efforts to prevent a full-scale war in the region.

No army in the world has more experience combatting Iranian drones than that of Ukraine, which has been dealing with them for over two years.

Officials say Cyprus is ‘pillar of peace’ amid shock at warning it could become a target for Lebanese group

Israel warned Hezbollah on Tuesday of the prospect of “all-out war” after the Lebanese militant group published a 9-minute video, purportedly taken by a drone, showing Israeli military and civilian locations in several Israeli cities.

A collaborative international investigation reveals how the United Arab Emirates facilitated foreign investment in real estate – without asking too many tough questions.

In the context of the “Dubai Unlocked” project, which was carried out in collaboration with the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP), our investigation into Dubai real estate data and documents revealed properties...

A barrage of missiles hit Israel on Friday evening as one commentator chillingly warned that the attack may be an attempt to deplete the country’s ’Iron Dome’ defense system as Iran prepares for a retaliatory attack

Mohammad Reza Zahedi of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps reportedly among dead in Damascus attack

The IDF is wargaming an invasion of infantry and armour to force back elite Hezbollah special forces units in south Lebanon as US vice president Kamala Harris called for a ceasefire in Gaza

Under the leadership of Ali Khamenei the Iranian regime fears Lebanon will be next in Israel's firing line and has decided to act first by reportedly ordering Hezbollah to attack

The Israeli military said they were seeking hostages taken by Hamas but the raid came a day after the army tried to evacuate thousands of displaced people taking shelter there

President Joe Biden vowed the US “shall respond” to the attack on ­logistics base Tower 22 in Jordan which was hit by increasingly aggressive pro-Iranian militia who are based in Syria

The US failure to hold back Israel in its brutal war in Gaza will be a 'stain' on its reputation going forward and is pushing the tensions in the wider region in a way it 'doesn't need to go,' an expert has warned

The Red Sea route is a crucial waterway, and Houthis attacks there have caused severe disruptions to global trade. Further attacks in the region could see a "tit-for-tat" retaliation towards the US

Tensions have skyrocketed in the Middle East as the US and UK strike Houthi targets following attacks on trade ships passing through the Red Sea. The Yemeni Houthi rebels have promised a swift response

Labour leader Keir Starmer today promises to end the NHS scandal which has left 180,937 children waiting more than 18 weeks for hospital treatment - despite Rishi Sunak pledging to cut waiting lists

As Gaza is in a "desperate humanitarian crisis" according to the British Red Cross, the IDF claims that it has "completed" the dismantling of Hamas' command structure in Northern Gaza

More than two million Palestinians in Gaza are facing daily threats to their existence, UN humanitarian chief Martin Griffiths has claimed as the death toll of Israel's assault passes 22,000

Despite US efforts to prevent a wider escalation of the war in Gaza there are fears of escalation after an Israeli drone strike killed a senior Hamas leader in Lebanon

Israel is said to be moving towards a low-intensity war with Hamas, as it faces an escalating cross-border conflict with Syria and Lebanon, with plans to withdraw from Gaza within weeks

Saleh al-Arouri, a senior Hamas official who headed the militant group's political wing and led their operations in the West Bank, is reported to have died in what Hezbollah are claiming was an Israeli strike in Beirut

As the death toll of Israel's onslaught against Gaza threatens to reach 20,000 before the end of the year, the IDF is pumping seawater into the tunnel system used by Hamas

Efraim Halevy, a former Israeli spymaster has warned that the battle with Hamas is not even at its halfway point and that it "will last for longer than either side could have anticipated"

Samir Ayoub, a journalist and the uncle of the three girls killed in an Israeli airstrike, questioned where the "terrorists" were when the IDF drone struck the cars carrying his family in southern Lebanon