Will the war with Iran trigger an end to the era of the ayatollahs? Historian Abbas Milani, head of Iranian studies at Stanford University, is convinced it could

An Iranian missile narrowly missed the Kuperstein family home in central Israel on Thursday. Dvir, whose brother Bar is still held hostage by Hamas, said: 'That's how the hostages feel all the time, during bombings'

'They moved the garbage piles and set up tents between them': Nearly two million people are crammed into less than 18 percent of Gaza, as Israel's expanding no-go zones fuel disease outbreaks, overcrowding, and growing hardship – especially for women and girls

While the decision to evacuate the surgery building hours before it was hit by an Iranian missile seems miraculous, the hospital suffered significant damage and there is concern over what comes next. Many patients do not know where else they will get treatment

On the same day that a hospital in southern Israel was struck by Iran, Israel's prime minister said that the war took a toll on his family and that his wife is a 'hero,' adding that he would be 'happy to have more interceptors' against Iran's ballistic missiles

'The radiation primarily consists of alpha particles, [which pose] a significant danger if inhaled or digested. This risk can be effectively managed with appropriate protective measures,' the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency said

Residents whose houses were damaged in Friday's missile attack on the southern Israeli city of Be'er Sheva were quick to arrange an independent support network to cope with the damage, helping each other in ways that communities with fewer resources and without high-end safe rooms couldn't

Since October 7, 2023, Israel has cultivated a national psyche in which Jewish survival appears to rely on the destruction of the other