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European leaders struggle with response to Israel-Iran conflict
Israel and Iran kept up their bombing raids on Sunday for the third day, and their leaders exchanged more bellicose rhetoric. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned of attacks that Iran “cannot even imagine,” and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian threatened a “more painful” response if Israel continued to attack.
Israel’s attacks on uranium enrichment facilities have caused localised radioactivity, but contamination appears limited ...
Israel and Iran launched a new round of attacks as the conflict between the two heavily armed rivals enters its fifth day.
In late May, Israel partially lifted an 11-week total blockade on Gaza, but humanitarian organizations ... continue to escalate between Israel and Iran, people in Gaza are now worried that ...
Azerbaijani citizens, including diplomats, have returned from Iran. A UN report warns of an unprecedented food crisis in Gaza ...
Dramatic footage shows anchor Sahar Imami abruptly leaving her seat as the studio shook from the impact. G7 leaders have prepared a draft statement calling for de-escalation in the ongoing conflict ...
with conflicting claims over the attack’s impact emerging in Israel and Iran. However, the IAEA said later Saturday that four critical buildings at the site were damaged. That assessment seemed ...
Von der Leyen said that she agreed with Netanyahu in a telephone call that “Iran should not have ... the US and Israel-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, began distributing food packages ...
The already volatile Middle East has plunged into a new and dangerous phase of conflict as Israel and Iran openly traded ... from the sites run by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, a group ...
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