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Sources in Gaza report that the IDF has carried out artillery strikes east of the al-Maghazi refugee camp, located in central Gaza.

The California Supreme Court has stripped John Eastman of his law license, marking another high-profile legal downfall for those who aided Donald Trump’s 2020 election challenges.read more

With the ceasefire set to expire on April 22, Munir is under immense pressure. While Washington is optimistic, skepticism remains high in Jerusalem, given Pakistan’s lack of diplomatic ties with Israel, and among hardliners in Tehran who view the "Uniformed Diplomat" with suspicion.read more

The U.S. Navy has unleashed a sweeping expansion of its Iranian blockade, granting forces the right to board and seize any vessel linked to Tehran. Navy SEALs and Marines prepare for high-stakes interceptions in the Arabian Sea. read more

The Israeli Air Force struck the Al-Qasmiya Bridge over the Litani River in southern Lebanon's western sector near the Mediterranean coast. The bridge was previously attacked several days ago but remained passable. This latest strike appears aimed at further disrupting the crossing point.

Russia escalates its rhetoric to a breaking point as Dmitry Medvedev warns that European drone factories are now "potential targets" for Russian strikes. With President Trump signaling a withdrawal of NATO protection, a defenseless Europe faces a chilling ultimatum from the Kremlin.read more

The IDF eliminated Ahmed Abu Khdeira, a Hamas communications unit commander in Gaza City, in a precise aerial strike on Tuesday. Abu Khdeira was involved in planning imminent terrorist attacks against IDF troops. On Monday, the IDF struck and killed Islam Hisham Riyad Kanita and Mahmoud Hamed Youssef Hamdouna, two key figures in Hamas' production unit who were working to rebuild the organization's military capabilities, including during the ceasefire. The IDF stated that measures were taken to minimize civilian harm, including precise munitions and aerial surveillance.

A bombshell report reveals Iran used a Chinese spy satellite to target U.S. bases, while President Trump warns of a "maximum pressure" blitz to end the war. With experts predicting a total economic collapse in just 60 days under the current naval blockade, the Iranian regime is officially on the clock.read more

The extension, issued overnight, bars the soldier from consulting with legal counsel until Friday night. Such orders are considered exceptional and are typically used in cases involving security-related investigations.read more

The Israeli military is conducting demolition operations in the Lebanese village of Meiss al-Jabal. The destruction of the village is currently underway.

The Ford was first deployed in November 2025 to the Caribbean as part of a US military buildup near Venezuela. In February, it was redirected to the Middle East ahead of the war with Iran, where it has since taken part in ongoing operations.read more

Oil or atoms? Tehran’s high-stakes gamble on the Strait of Hormuz has left global markets (and regional peace) hanging by a thread.read more

According to the Netherlands Public Prosecution Service, the suspect transferred approximately €8 million between 2010 and 2023 in cooperation with the Israa Charitable Foundation Netherlands, a Rotterdam-based organization linked to Hamas. Prosecutors are seeking a four-year sentence, with one year suspended.read more

New details emerge in the Shoshana Strook investigation as a judge lifts a partial gag order, clearing her parents of suspicion.read more

Using topographical data collected by NASA’s Mars Global Surveyor, researchers detected a band of landforms in the planet’s northern lowlands that appear consistent with the contours of an ancient ocean boundary. The formation is being compared to the residue left behind by receding water in a bathtub, marking where the surface of a large body of water may once have stood.read more

IDF Commando Brigade units dismantled approximately 70 Hezbollah terror infrastructure sites in a single minute during operations in the Bint Jbeil area of southern Lebanon. The Egoz Unit raided a Hezbollah combat compound, uncovering dozens of weapons including RPGs, Kalashnikov rifles, anti-aircraft missiles, ammunition, grenades, and surveillance equipment used from within civilian areas. Separately, Maglan Unit soldiers eliminated dozens of terrorists who attempted attacks against IDF forces. The operations continue under the 98th Division's command.

The U.S. Senate rejected a proposal by Democratic Senator Bernie Sanders to halt the sale of American military equipment to Israel. Forty Democratic senators, representing 85% of Senate Democrats, voted against blocking the sale of D-9 bulldozers to Israel. The measure failed primarily due to the Republican majority in the Senate.read more

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani on Wednesday backed a proposal to impose a new tax on luxury second homes owned by non-residents, a measure expected to generate at least $500 million annually.read more

Divers, drones, and jet skis continue a relentless search for 17-year-old Avraham Yeshayahu Spiegel, missing for a week in the waters off Netanya. As the community buries his older brother, who succumbed to the same tragic incident, rescue teams vow to "turn over every stone" to bring the teenager home.read more

Moscow issues a chilling alert: Russia’s Security Council claims the U.S. and Israel are using ongoing peace talks as a strategic cover to prepare for a massive ground invasion of Iran. With elite paratroopers, Delta Force, and a nuclear carrier strike group moving into position, Russia warns that the current ceasefire is merely the "calm before the storm."read more

Expert Avner Vilan tells 103FM that while a deal is possible, the masters of deception in Tehran may attempt to hide a portion of their 450 kilogram stockpileread more