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Bomb placed within nuclear facility allegedly set off by remote control

From business meetings to romantic trysts, Iranian operatives using fake social media accounts to lure Israelis into dangerous situations

In interview with Eric Metaxas, Joel Rosenberg warns of devastating conflict that could grip the region

After refusing to commit to either bloc, Yamina's chairman says Likud 'can count on the fingers of the faction for the formation of a right-wing government'; PM still two seats short of 61 needed to form coalition

From nuclear enrichment to an explosion at a nuclear facility, Iran has been at the center of headlines here since last week

Since Ethiopia began building the Renaissance Dam 10 years ago, tensions have been escalating with Egypt and Sudan – and developments in recent days have many in the region paying closer attention

The sources told Asharq Al-Awsat that the leadership expected the call to take place sooner, hoping Biden would seize the opportunity to initiate the resumption of relations, but Washington has chosen to take things slowly

The reception in Tel Aviv will be hosted by former Israeli Ambassador to the United Nations Danny Danon on Sunday evening in preparation for Israel's 73rd Independence Day on Wednesday evening

If Israel is found guilty of war crimes, even the prime minister himself could be arrested

Destruction of power system at Natanz facility could set back Iran’s ability to enrich uranium by 9 months. Sabotage comes as U.S. opens nuclear talks with Iran in Vienna last week