All Articles ByBrian Racer

What Washington announced on Saturday, how the new governing bodies are meant to work, and what remains unclear

“We consider the US president a criminal,” Iran’s supreme leader says, as Trump responds: “It’s time to look for new leadership in Iran”

New book “Captive on a Mission” recounts her abduction from Kibbutz Be’eri, 50 days in Hamas captivity, and the fight to bring her family home

New reporting from U.S. outlets suggest overlapping pressures shaped Washington’s restraint, even as officials insist no final decision has been made

U.S. president welcomes signs of restraint after Iranian protester spared execution, as diplomacy and security indicators point to de-escalation that remains fragile

American-born lone soldier who served more than 700 days will be buried in Be’er Sheva as loved ones continue campaign for official IDF recognition

Home Front Command alert activated as tremor felt across Israel; emergency services report no injuries

As the U.S. president voices uncertainty about Iran’s opposition leadership, Reza Pahlavi calls for recognizing Israel and ending Tehran’s nuclear program

Trump administration advances technocratic governance and demilitarization framework as Israel stresses no progress supersedes return of Ran Gvili

Unusual military moves fueled expectations of immediate action, but uncertainty, mixed signals, and unresolved decisions have tempered the strike option

Wing of Zion makes brief practice flight as U.S. personnel are advised to leave major base in Qatar

U.S. outlines 15-member Palestinian technocratic body for Gaza as Israel warns rebuilding cannot begin while Hamas stays armed and Ran Gvili unrecovered

Israeli forces engaged an armed Hamas cell emerging from a tunnel in western Rafah; two IDF soldiers were lightly wounded

New reporting reveals an unlikely private channel between the president and the socialist mayor that emerged after their November Oval Office meeting

Rights groups raise casualty figures, execution reports surface, hospitals warn of overload, and banks close as pressure on the regime intensifies

U.S. president cancels talks, warns against executions, and signals possible consequences as Washington assesses whether Iran’s crackdown will trigger American action

An Israel-Argentinian citizen, accused by Caracas of being a foreign mercenary, returns to Israel after sustained diplomatic and intelligence efforts

Holocaust language once treated as taboo is now deployed by lawmakers and protesters following a fatal ICE shooting and nationwide immigration enforcement backlash

Federal affidavit says accused arsonist called Jackson’s only synagogue “satanic” and admitted targeting its Jewish ties

Bedouin citizens posed as IDF forces during a daylight jewelry store robbery in Near Chevron