Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Hezbollah not to invade Israel as the country prepares for a ground invasion into Gaza, where the IDF continues to conduct airstrikes.
As U.S. faces its own pro-Palestinian rallies, Europe is dealing with the consequences of what some say is a failure of multiculturalism and unchecked immigration.
President Biden and other Western leaders pledged their support for Israel's right to defend itself while urging the country to follow international humanitarian law.
Argentines went to the polls tonight in the first round presidential election, amidst rising inflation and poverty. Congressman Javier Milei, and Economy Minister Sergio Massa will face off in the second round.
State Department orders all non-essential U.S. government personnel and family out of Iraq after clearing similar departures for the U.S. Embassy Baghdad.
An increasing number of rocket misfires by Hamas and Islamic Jihad have resulted in the deaths of several Palestinians in Gaza, IDF spokesman Daniel Hagari said Saturday.
Hundreds of miles above the Earth, the International Space Station offers a unique perspective of the world below. Astronauts say their view of the Israel-Hamas war is different.
An IDF soldier married his bride in Israel last week after he was shot in the leg Oct. 7 in a gunfight with Hamas militants and his brother was designated missing in action.
Israel Defense Forces announced an Israeli-American reserve soldier with dual citizenship was killed by an anti-tank missile fired from Lebanon, as Israeli troops clash with Hezbollah.
A U.K judge ordered an 11-year-old girl to get an abortion, arguing it was in the girl's best interest both mentally and physically, local reports show.
Israel remains focused on wiping out Hamas after the terrorist group's brutal killing of 1,400 people and taking over 200 people hostage despite calls for a cease-fire.
Former Michigan Rep. Justin Amash said Friday that several of his family members were killed in a Greek Orthodox church in Gaza following an Israeli airstrike.
The FBI has over 2,000 open espionage cases involving China, as bureau director Christopher Wray asserts that at one point the agency opened a new China-related case every 12 hours.
Brazilian police have arrested two people in connection with an investigation into intelligence agency members allegedly illegally using spy technology to track cellphones.