The fragment, the first of its kind discovered in Jerusalem, provides direct evidence of Assyrian imperial oversight in the Kingdom of Judah—and possibly a Judean rebellion.

During his visit to Israel, US Vice President JD Vance expressed optimism about the ceasefire with Hamas—and simultaneously warned how fragile the peace is.

As Hamas violates truce terms and delays hostage body returns, Jerusalem faces mounting pressure—from Washington above and terror cells below.

Following direct strikes on its nuclear program, Tehran severs final ties with the JCPOA, escalating its standoff with the West.

Even as its top prosecutor faces misconduct allegations, The Hague doubles down on its war-crimes case against the leaders of the only democracy fighting Hamas.

Hamas militant linked to Kfar Aza massacre entered US under false pretenses—raising chilling questions about national security and moral clarity.

Aharon Mizrahi succumbed to his injuries four months after the attack – the death toll from the Iranian barrages rises to 29.

A six-page memo recovered in Gaza confirms Oct. 7 was not chaos—but a premeditated campaign of mass violence and psychological warfare.

The new agreement between Israel, the US, and Hamas aims to bring all 48 captives home—and end the war.

In Gaza, Israeli commanders confronted not just Hamas—but the shame of October 7. The operation’s gains are measured in blood, resolve, and sacred duty.