Israel conducted overnight strikes on Hamas terror infrastructure in the Gaza Strip, targeting a weapons storage facility, production site, and rocket launch site, which the IDF stated were intended to harm Israeli soldiers and civilians.
US-Israel strikes on Iran, causing energy price hikes and trade disruption, have led to significant profits for energy firms, defense contractors, freight/insurance companies, and Wall Street banks, despite ongoing ceasefire talks in Switzerland aimed at easing global economic pain.
Israel launched new strikes on southern Lebanon Saturday, killing five people, hours after agreeing to a ceasefire with Hezbollah. The attacks hit Nabatieh al-Fawqa, Arabsalim, Deir al-Zahrani, and Doueir, contradicting a US-brokered truce announced Friday.
Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon killed at least 18 people overnight, escalating conflict despite a recent Iran-US agreement. The violence coincided with the postponement of US-Iran technical talks in Switzerland, raising concerns about the regional peace process.
US President Donald Trump urged restraint from all sides after Israel launched fresh airstrikes on Beirut, which killed three people. The strikes occurred as mediators sought to finalize a preliminary peace deal between Iran and the US, aiming to end a three-month war in the Middle East. Iranian officials threatened retaliation, while Israeli forces claimed to target Hezbollah commanders.
US President Donald Trump urged restraint from all sides after Israel launched fresh airstrikes on Beirut, killing three. Mediators are seeking to finalize a preliminary peace deal between Iran and the US to end a three-month war, but Iranian officials threatened retaliation.
The Israeli military conducted fresh strikes in southern Beirut, targeting a Hezbollah command center in the Ghobeiry neighborhood. The IDF stated the strikes were precise and in response to Hezbollah firing towards Israeli territory. This follows a weekend of escalation that killed at least five people in Lebanon.
A US-Iran peace deal is jeopardized after Israel bombed Hezbollah infrastructure in Beirut, a violation of a ceasefire. Iran's top negotiator stated the US "lacks the will to fulfill its commitments or the ability to do so," casting doubt on the agreement scheduled for Sunday.
Israel's military struck Hezbollah targets in Beirut's southern suburbs on Sunday following Hezbollah's launch of projectiles into northern Israel. The IDF stated this was a blatant ceasefire violation and attacked terrorist targets in Dahiyeh in response to Hezbollah's firing into Israeli territory.
Israel attacked targets in Beirut's southern suburbs in response to Hezbollah rocket fire, sparking fears the escalation could derail delicate US-Iran peace negotiations. At least two were killed and four wounded in the strikes. Iran views attacks on southern Beirut as a red line, and the situation risks jeopardizing a potential memorandum of understanding between the US and Iran.
A US-Iran peace deal, nearing finalization with a Sunday signing forecast, is jeopardized by Israeli strikes on Hezbollah infrastructure in Beirut. The strikes were in response to Hezbollah launching projectiles into northern Israel, a violation of the ceasefire. Iran expressed caution on the deal's signing date.
BBC Verify analysis of satellite imagery reveals over 50 Iranian military facilities, including air and naval bases and IRGC headquarters, have been damaged since the outbreak of the US-Iran war due to US and Israeli attacks. Despite significant damage, Iran is reportedly repairing some key missile sites during a fragile ceasefire. Experts note that while Iranian air and naval forces have suffered, Tehran retains the capability to harm the US and its regional allies through missile and drone capabilities, and its "mosquito fleet" poses a threat in the Strait of Hormuz.
Former CIA analyst Larry Johnson claims US and Israeli strikes on Iran and Lebanon were deliberate attempts to sabotage ongoing peace talks. He suggests President Trump's rationale for retaliatory strikes is "doesn't make sense," especially with surviving pilots, and attributes the actions to pressure from "Zionist crowd" and pro-Israel politicians.
Israel conducted strikes across southern Lebanon, killing at least 13 people, including eight in Tyre. An evacuation order for Tyre, for the first time including its Christian quarter, was issued. Iran warned Israel against further attacks, but Israel vowed to continue its campaign against Hezbollah.
Despite Iran and Israel exchanging strikes, US President Trump claims negotiations continue, seeking an immediate ceasefire and "Final Deal" amidst escalating Middle East tensions.
Israel Defense Forces (IDF) claim over 650 Hezbollah targets struck in Lebanon; Hezbollah reports 125+ fatalities despite April 17 ceasefire, as border clashes persist.
The Israeli army and Shin Bet announced a strike targeting key leaders of Hamas's security apparatus in Gaza, including the deputy head of the security service, Hassan Rabah Hassan Labad. The operation aimed to dismantle threats and rebuild Hamas's military capabilities.
Kuwait reports missile and drone attacks, while Iran-US diplomatic talks face roadblocks. Israel continues military operations in Lebanon, disrupting shipping and aid.
US forces intercepted Iranian missiles targeting Bahrain and neutralized drones in the Gulf. Meanwhile, Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon killed at least 15 people, including children and hospital staff. Hezbollah warned of retaliation if Beirut is attacked, as direct talks between Lebanon and Israel opened in Washington.
Israel conducted overnight strikes in Lebanon's Bekaa Valley and Tyre region, killing at least four people. The attacks, which continued Saturday, hit near army barracks and residential areas, including a deadly strike on an ambulance. These bombings follow a series of deadly incidents, with Israel claiming to target Hezbollah fighters.
Israel conducted strikes in Lebanon, hitting buildings near Tyre and in the east near Syria. Meanwhile, the US hopes for diplomatic progress with Iran, with Pakistan mediating. Global markets react to the conflict, and EU considers sanctions against Iran for blocking the Strait of Hormuz.
Iran is rebuilding its military capabilities, including drone and missile production, faster than expected after US-Israel strikes. Intelligence suggests Iran could restore full drone attack capabilities within six months, raising concerns for regional allies.
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun stated his readiness to "do the impossible" to halt the conflict with Israel, as strikes persist despite a ceasefire. The truce, extended recently, has failed to stop cross-border violence, with both sides accusing each other of violations. Aoun outlined Lebanon's negotiation framework, including Israeli withdrawal and army deployment.
US President Trump warns Iran to agree to a deal or face destruction. Israel launches deadly airstrikes in Gaza, killing a Hamas commander. UAE warns of 'dangerous escalation' after a drone strike near its nuclear plant.
