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U.S. intelligence concerns over Israel have escalated to an unusual level, with officials reportedly warning that Israeli agencies may be trying to monitor senior Trump administration figures involved in Iran diplomacy and Middle East war planning.
A provision in the FY2027 defense bill would expand joint research, weapons development, co-production, and data cooperation between the Pentagon and Israel, drawing criticism from America First voices.
A new UN report says Israeli forces committed rape, sexual torture, forced nudity and other abuses against Palestinian detainees, adding Israel for the first time to a global list of parties suspected of conflict-related sexual violence.
A country that once sold itself as a start-up nation increasingly behaves like a fortress economy with a venture-capital wing.
Israel has sharply expanded its military aggression in southern Lebanon, declaring all areas south of the Zahrani River a combat zone and ordering residents to evacuate northward.
Iranian sources said Israel rejected the proposed memorandum demanding "freedom of action" in Lebanon, while Iran insisted on a ceasefire on all fronts and the release of frozen assets.
The October 7 attacks revealed the degree to which violent non-state actors could be capable of collecting, processing, and operationalizing intelligence in a professional and coordinated manner.
Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has triggered a new international backlash after publishing footage that showed detained Global Sumud Flotilla activists kneeling on the ground with their hands tied behind their backs.
The power dynamics in the Eastern Mediterranean have shifted from transient diplomatic competition into geopolitical contestation.
Abu Dhabi denied Netanyahu’s alleged visit and the reception of any Israeli military delegation indicating a turn in the UAE's enthusiasm in declaring links with Israel.