Strait of Hormuz tensions: Iran claims tankers hit by mines amid ongoing conflict
Iran's IRGC confirms multiple tankers destroyed or damaged by mines in the Strait of Hormuz as US and regional military operations continue.
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Eisenkot gains an advantage in the race for the presidency, as Netanyahu loses his traditional allies
The Arab party Ra'am supports his rival Gadi Eisenkot, while Netanyahu’s ultra-Orthodox alliance withdraws its support, weakening the prime minister's position in the process of forming a government.
The Black Sea is becoming the world's most dangerous shipping route, surpassing the Strait of Hormuz
According to recent data, the Black Sea has recorded a significantly higher number of deaths and attacks than the Strait of Hormuz, transforming into an area of extreme risk for maritime traffic.
Netanyahu loses the support of UTJ, Eisenkot rises to 56 mandates in government formation negotiations in Israel
The United Torah Judaism party abstains, boosting Eisenkot's chances, who has already received the support of Ra'am, in forming a majority government.
JD Vance lays groundwork for battle over Trump’s succession, blames Iran war and party divisions
After the Republican defeat in the midterm elections, Vice President JD Vance distanced himself from Trump and identified the Iran war, cost of living, and relationship with Israel as primary factors in the loss of the Senate.
How a Democratic Congress Will Limit Trump’s Foreign Policy After the Elections
The Democratic Party has taken control of both chambers of the U.S. Congress, gaining authority over spending and appropriations that could counteract the presidential agenda regarding the war with Iran, aid for Ukraine, and policies in Latin America.