Former treasury chief Rishi Sunak became Britain’s prime minister on Tuesday, October 25. U.S. elections follow in two weeks. Both are critical to Israel.

Israeli forces devastated an Iranian airbase recently, destroying hundreds of drone aircraft in a massive airstrike, Ha’aretz reported Tuesday morning, March 15.

Israel on Tuesday, October 18, slammed the Australian government’s announcement that it will not recognize Jerusalem as Israel’s capital.

US President Biden has embraced Abraham Accords-style peace between Israel and regional neighbors and a two-state solution for Israel-Palestine with pre-1967 borders.

Two senior UK Christian authorities have stirred a political caldron over the potential decision of PM Liz Truss to move the British Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.

Hamas leader Khaled Mashaal said on Monday, October 3, there is no point in negotiating with Israel since jihad is what will lead to the “conquest of Palestine.”

Iran’s Ayatollah Ali Khamenei stressed the importance of nuclear energy for Iran, while again asserting last week it had no interest in nuclear weapons, saying any claim otherwise was “nonsense.”

Poll says Israelis do not support a two-state solution a day after PM Lapid tells UN General Assembly they do.

Even before Thursday’s terror attack, it was clear Afghanistan events were overshadowing the meeting between US President Joe Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett.

Defense Minister Benny Gantz on Monday, September 12, alleged Iran is now manufacturing advanced munitions for its terror proxies in Syria.