Four were wounded in Dubai and one killed in Abu Dhabi as Iranian barrages target Arab Gulf states aviation gateways in retaliation to U.S.-Israel strikes on Iran earlier Saturday

The Middle East's security architecture may be on the verge of a complete change, and it is unclear if the Iranian regime will survive it. While a new war could end a saga that began with the Islamic Revolution in 1979, it could also create a much more complicated and violent reality

Given the escalation with the U.S., 'it is unlikely that we can look forward to the World Cup,' Mehdi Taj, president of the Iranian Football Federation, said in an inteview with Spanish outlet Marca

Intel U.S. officials disclosed to Israel on the Iranian supreme leader's location in the middle of Tehran allowed the Israeli air force to strike on Saturday morning, forcing Israel and the U.S. to abandon plans to strike overnight while utilizing the cover of darkness, according to a new report by the New York Times

A Western source who participated in the negotiations over the 2015 nuclear deal told Haaretz that senior EU officials are guided primarily by a desire 'not to upset Trump,' particularly given European interests tied to the war in Ukraine and the continuation of U.S. support for Kyiv

With 100,000 Israelis abroad expected to return, Arkia's $395 flights from Athens sell out quickly, while private jets from Cyprus to Jordan cost up to $3,000 per person. Border crossings remain open