Israel

Foreign Office records show British officials documented alleged abuses during Operation Defensive Shield, sharpening scrutiny of later arms-export policy.

New accounts from George Galloway and Tariq Ali have renewed scrutiny of opaque bank decisions as Britain’s terrorism framework carries consequences beyond criminal prosecution.

Espen Barth Eide links his criticism to coordinated restrictions on settlement trade and argues that Western inconsistency has weakened diplomatic credibility.

Testimony, military records and UN findings describe a system in which reservist roles and weak accountability make settler and state violence increasingly difficult to separate.

Twenty-five years after the attacks, unsupported claims are being amplified by prominent political figures and repurposed around current disputes over government trust and Israel.

The proposal would bring the IHRA definition into national policy, opening a dispute over how Italy should combat antisemitism without suppressing lawful criticism of Israel.

The reported restart complicates earlier US claims that Iran's missile programme had been effectively destroyed and points to the limits of air strikes against dispersed production networks.

Al Jazeera’s reporting from the Republican gathering finds a generational divide over whether the conflict serves the party’s America First agenda.

The operation deepens Israel’s hold over a strategic highland despite a ceasefire framework that calls for its withdrawal from Lebanese territory.

Medical facilities are cutting nonessential power use to preserve intensive care, dialysis and surgical services amid renewed fuel shortages.

New interviews describe wages losing purchasing power and basic expenses rising as military escalation disrupts trade, energy flows and everyday economic activity.

Israel’s prime minister denies receiving an Emirati warning about an impending Hamas operation, turning an intelligence controversy into an election-season legal fight.