Middle East

Putin Tightens Ties With Iranian President In Rather Complimentary Exchange

Their "sincere" relationship reflects their "very close" world views, apparently.
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Israel's Ambassador To The UK Says Her Country Is Making The Middle East 'A Better Place'

Tzipi Hotovely spoke out on the first anniversary of the October 7 Hamas terror attack.
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Minister Asked If Biden Has Been 'Humiliated' By Netanyahu After Israel Slaps Down Ceasefire Plan

"Exactly what President Biden said he didn't want," Sky News presenter Yalda Hakim noted.
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BBC Question Time Audience Repeatedly Asks Why The UK Is Still Sending Arms To Israel

"When does 'defend yourself' end?"
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Israeli Ambassador Claims Israel Is Preventing 'All-Out War' And Making Lebanon 'A Better Place'

Her comments come after Iran launched hundreds of missiles at Israel last night.
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Israel Begins Ground Offensive Against Hezbollah In Southern Lebanon

It marks a significant escalation of an offensive against Hezbollah.
By JOSEF FEDERMAN, ABBY SEWELL and MATTHEW LEE, AP

Dozens Of UN Delegates Walk Out In Protest Ahead Of Benjamin Netanyahu's Evocative Speech

The Israeli PM claimed he was there to "set the record straight" – but it seems many present did not want to hear it.
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Why Did Israel Just Attack Lebanon? What You Need To Know

There are fears Lebanon could soon turn into a humanitarian crisis, like Gaza, after the deadliest day of strikes since 2006.
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Kremlin Claims Attack On Hezbollah's Pagers Was Meant To 'Provoke A Major War'

"We strongly condemn the unprecedented attack on friendly Lebanon and its citizens."
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Why Exploding Pagers Could Pull The Middle East Into All-Out War

It's a more underhand means of attacking the Iranian-backed militants, Hezbollah.
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