'I wish I could kill 300,000,000 Americans': FBI arrests three men accused of funding ISIS weapons
DOJ officials said the suspects allegedly sent more than $2,000 to fund ISIS weapons targeting US service members.
DOJ officials said the suspects allegedly sent more than $2,000 to fund ISIS weapons targeting US service members.
Pentagon reportedly raises Israel's espionage threat level to 'critical' • US to make Iranian assets available for repairs in Gulf states • IDF kills Hamas terror cell commander in Gaza Strip
A weekly selection of opinions and analyses from the Arab media around the world.
This after US Treasury Secretary Bessent directed a team to assess conditions among Gulf allies, assessing costs for damage inflicted by Iran.
“We are fed up, and we want to live in peace,” said Lebanese President Joseph Aoun.
Coverage across the Middle East reveals sharp divides over Iran’s nuclear program, the Hormuz crisis, President Trump’s diplomacy, and who bears responsibility for the widening confrontation.
BEHIND THE LINES: The decision by Zaidan’s allies to integrate their armed elements into state security forces represents an effort by a pro-Iranian element to consolidate its power.
Trump says Iran military 'totally destroyed' • Two IDF officers severely wounded in Lebanon • Missiles launched towards Kuwait, Bahrain
Israeli defense officials believe Tehran is using Washington’s reluctance to resume military action to improve its negotiating position.
Rezaei framed the demand for the release of $24 billion in Iranian assets as a "test of trust" for Trump, warning that the Islamic Republic would expand the war if hostilities resume.
During his interview with Christiane Amanpour, Aoun asked Israelis if they truly want to live in "perpetual war." He then said that negotiations are a "huge opportunity" for both countries.