The country is said to have put Thailand under intense pressure to withdraw tends of thousands of workers in an effort to cause a food production crisis in Israel
By Mark Stone
A video that went viral on social media was mostly AI-generated, but not all of it, an expert tells the JC
By Jamie Shapiro
Canberra’s intelligence service found ‘credible evidence’ to link a series of anti-Jewish attacks to Tehran
By Jacob Jaffa
Hillel Neuer, director of UN Watch and one of the speakers in the debate, labelled the motion an 'inversion of reality’
By Kasra Aarabi
A Shaheed drone on the Commons floor is a warning the UK can no longer afford to ignore. Tougher action against Tehran, Moscow and Beijing must follow
Hamish Falconer, the Middle East minister, said: ‘We will not tolerate threats from the IRGC’
By Lorin Bell-Cross
By Kobi Michael
Jerusalem, Beirut and Damascus now share the goal of defeating the terror group and curbing Iran – cooperation that could pave the way for closer ties and eventual entry into the Abraham Accords
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The president claimed that Changpeng Zhao was ‘persecuted by the Biden administration’ and that ‘what he did is not even a crime’
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Parliamentarians told the JC that the use of the unmanned aircraft in Ukraine should be a wake-up call for all Western governments
IAEA Director Rafael Grossi suggested that the country’s nuclear sites were ‘massively damaged’ but that the material contained within was largely unaffected
The return of snapback sanctions hurt but, for the regime, Israel and the US are the immediate threats
The US hailed the move, but Iran threatened to withdraw its cooperation with the UN’s atomic watchdog
The US called the move an act of ‘decisive global leadership’
By Mike Wagenheim
New satellite images apparently show Tehran attempting to repair the damage of the 12-day war with Israel, but missing a key component
The victims were sent fake emails offering them a part in a new film
David Barnea, the director of the spy agency, led Israel’s efforts to recruit Iranian dissidents to attack the country from within
By Yossi Melman and Dan Raviv