Shared fears over oil routes and Iranian retaliation mask deep rifts among Gulf states over diplomacy, military action and who bears the cost

Israeli forces step up arrests, raids and troop deployments after spate of terror attacks as isolated farms and outposts expose security gaps and Palestinian 'resistance committees' threaten to evolve into armed cells

A white van struck revelers near Tiergarten Park, leaving several people seriously wounded; police found the vehicle abandoned and launched a manhunt after its occupants fled, while the closing event at Brandenburg Gate was halted

The US president had weighed a multistage bombing campaign against Iranian military, energy and nuclear targets, but advisers warned that heavier fighting could drain Patriot stocks, expose Gulf bases to retaliation and deepen the region’s energy and refugee crises

Washington froze Mahmoud al-Abyari’s assets and barred him from entering the United States, accusing him of raising money through Brotherhood-linked charities and financial networks for Hamas and other sanctioned organizations

The international arrest warrant has sharply reduced Netanyahu’s travel options, leaving ‘Wing of Zion’ occupied with training, inspections and maintenance despite operating costs of about 60 million shekels over three years

Netanyahu attorney accuses New York mayor of legitimizing antisemitism, describes him as 'the greatest perpetrator of anti-Jewish hate in modern American history' and vows a 100,000-person welcome rally for Israeli leader