A Channel 12 poll shows only 11% of Israelis believe Israel won the war with Iran, while most respondents say Benjamin Netanyahu did not help in US-Iran negotiations and distrust Donald Trump to protect Israeli interests.

Only 11% of Israelis believe Israel won war with Iran and only 13% trust Trump

French cybersecurity agency Viginum has accused Israeli firm Blackcore of conducting digital interference campaigns targeting elections in France, Scotland, New York, Angola and Togo using bots, fake charities and online influence operations.

Blackcore: How an Israeli influence operation allegedly targeted elections across multiple countries

US Vice President JD Vance has strongly defended the Trump administration’s peace agreement with Iran, pushing back against criticism from Israeli leaders and warning that military action alone cannot resolve regional tensions. Vance described President Donald Trump as Israel’s strongest ally while urging support for ongoing diplomacy. The remarks come as reports suggest Mojtaba Khamenei has approved the agreement and the US has begun lifting its naval blockade, signaling fresh momentum for the landmark deal.

Vance Backs Trump’s Iran Peace Deal, Pushes Back on Israeli Criticism

US Vice President JD Vance has expressed concerns over Israel’s recent strikes in Lebanon, highlighting growing debate within Washington over Middle East strategy. Reports also suggest differences are emerging between Donald Trump and Israeli leadership under Netanyahu regarding Iran policy. At the same time, Trump appears to be softening his earlier hardline stance on Iran’s ballistic missile program, signaling a possible shift in approach amid ongoing regional tensions.

US-Iran Peace Deal: JD Vance Raises Concerns Over Israel-Lebanon Strikes And Iran Deal

The ongoing West Asia conflict is expected to have serious economic consequences for Pakistan, with inflation projected to rise sharply to nearly 17%. Surging global oil prices, disrupted supply chains, and currency pressure are likely to worsen the country’s already fragile economic situation.

As energy import costs climb, essential goods and fuel prices could see a significant increase, impacting households and businesses alike. Economists warn that external shocks from geopolitical tensions are amplifying domestic vulnerabilities.

West Bank Sees Surge In Settler Violence: IDF Concerns Grow 

US Vice President JD Vance has said that Israel “cannot kill its way out” of its long-standing security challenges, stressing the need for a broader diplomatic approach. His remarks come as he defends the US-backed memorandum of understanding aimed at reducing tensions with Iran and ending the prolonged conflict dynamics in the region.


White House Briefing: JD Vance Defends US-Iran Deal Amid Israel Criticism 

The United States and Iran have signed a landmark agreement that opens the Strait of Hormuz, launches a 60-day truce, and creates a pathway for broader peace negotiations. However, some of the most difficult issues remain unresolved, especially the future of Iran's enriched uranium stockpile and long-term nuclear restrictions. While the deal has eased immediate fears of a wider regional war, shipping security, sanctions relief, and nuclear verification are expected to dominate the next phase of talks.


US-Iran Peace Deal: US and Iran Sign Landmark Deal, but Critical Disputes Remain

US-Iran Peace Deal: Washington And Tehran Sign Landmark, But Critical Disputes Remain

Questions are mounting over how Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will respond to the emerging Iran-US agreement championed by President Donald Trump. Reports suggest Israel has yet to review the full text of the proposed memorandum of understanding, fueling concerns in Jerusalem about its implications for regional security. With discussions also focusing on Lebanon and the future of hostilities along Israel’s northern border, Netanyahu faces a delicate balancing act as political pressure intensifies ahead of key elections.


US-Iran Peace Deal: Will Israel Cease Hostilities And Withdraw From Lebanon?

Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem says Lebanon is at a "pivotal moment" following the recent agreement between Iran and the United States. Praising the deal as a "great victory" for Iran, Qassem argued that the development could reshape regional dynamics and ease tensions. He also stressed that any talks between Israel and Lebanon should remain focused on mutual security concerns.


Israel-Hezbollah War: Hezbollah Chief Hails Iran Deal, Calls Lebanon At Pivotal Moment

At least four people were killed after Israeli drone strikes targeted multiple vehicles in southern Lebanon, according to local reports. One of the attacks reportedly involved a second strike after people gathered at the scene, intensifying concerns about escalating tensions along the Israel-Lebanon border. The latest incident adds to growing regional instability as security concerns continue to dominate headlines across the Middle East.


Israel-Lebanon War: Deadly Israeli Drone Strikes Leave Multiple Casualties In Southern Lebanon 

The reported US-Iran agreement has triggered a fierce political debate in Israel, with opposition leaders accusing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of mishandling the Iranian challenge. Opposition figure Yair Lapid described the development as a major diplomatic failure, arguing that Israel's concerns were not adequately addressed. Despite the criticism, Netanyahu has confirmed he will contest the upcoming elections, setting the stage for a heated political battle where security, diplomacy and leadership are expected to dominate the campaign.


Donald Trump Criticises Netanyahu's Action Against Hezbollah in Lebanon 

Israeli Government firm Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) announced that it plans to commence manufacturing, integration and testing of advanced radar systems in 2027 at its upcoming facility in Shoolagiri, in the Southern Indian State of Tamil Nadu. Construction is expected to be completed in April 2027, following which operations will start, it was added. Recently, IAI ELTA Systems, in partnership with DCX Systems Ltd, marked a significant milestone for their joint venture, ELTX Systems Pvt. Ltd., with the groundbreaking of a new radar manufacturing facility at the Shoolagiri Industrial Area in Tamil Nadu's Krishnagiri district.


India-Israel Boost Defence Ties: Israeli Firm to Manufacture & Test Radar Systems in Tamil Nadu

US-Iran Peace Deal Fuels Political Divide In Israel, Opposition Claims Netanyahu Can No Longer Lead

Australia has launched an investigation into allegations made by activists detained by Israeli authorities following a flotilla-related incident. The probe will examine claims that some detainees were subjected to physical and sexual abuse while in custody. Australian officials say they are seeking detailed information to establish the facts surrounding the allegations. The development has drawn international attention and could add to ongoing scrutiny of the treatment of activists involved in high-profile maritime protests.


Australia Probes Israeli Custody Abuse Claims Made by Flotilla Activists

Dr Hussam Abu Safiyah, director of Kamal Adwan Hospital in Gaza, has spent over 550 days in Israeli detention without charge. Here's his story.

Who is Dr Hussam Abu Safiyah? Gaza hospital director held by Israel for over 550 days without charge

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected calls for a withdrawal of Israeli forces from Lebanon, signaling that military operations will continue.
The decision comes amid ongoing security concerns along the Israel-Lebanon border and continued exchanges of fire in the region.

Israel-Lebanon War: Lebanese People Return Back To Destroyed Homes

US Vice President JD Vance said that some elements within Israel like the US-Iran agreement "quite a bit," despite criticism from Israeli politicians. Vance said the deal could create a "new Middle East" while ensuring Israel retains a seat at the table.

JD Vance says some in Israel like US-Iran deal 'quite a bit' despite backlash

Tensions between the United States and Iran have escalated after Donald Trump claimed progress on a possible deal while also referring to an ongoing conflict dynamic with Tehran. Iranian officials have firmly rejected any agreement, saying no final decision has been reached. The contradictory statements have added uncertainty across West Asia, with the Strait of Hormuz remaining a key flashpoint in global energy and security concerns. 


US-Iran War: West Asia Crisis Keep Moving Between War & Negotiation

The proposed US-Iran peace deal faces fresh uncertainty as Washington and Tehran continue to send conflicting signals over its terms and timing. While President Donald Trump has expressed confidence that an agreement is near, protests have emerged in Iran and officials insist that nuclear negotiations will only come at a later stage. With Trump set to celebrate his birthday amid a major White House event, attention is focused on whether a diplomatic breakthrough is truly within reach.


US-Iran Peace Deal: Uncertainty Over Strait Of Hormuz, Iran's Nuclear Programme

The conflict between Israel and Hezbollah has intensified following projectile attacks into northern Israel and retaliatory Israeli strikes in Lebanon. Reports indicate casualties in Beirut, while Israeli authorities have issued evacuation orders for multiple areas in southern Lebanon. The latest exchange of fire has heightened concerns about a broader regional escalation, with civilians on both sides facing growing uncertainty amid the deteriorating security situation.


Israel Strikes Lebanon: Trump Says Very Close To Deal, Criticises Israeli Attack

Israel-Hezbollah War: Israel Orders Mass Evacuations As Border Conflict Intensifies

US-Iran Peace Deal: Cherry On The Cake For Trump? 'Date To Signing Yet To Be Determined'

Tensions in the Middle East are rising as Yemen's Houthi rebels launch missile attacks targeting Israel and warn of further action against Israel-linked shipping in the Red Sea. The threats have renewed concerns over the security of one of the world's most important trade routes, through which billions of dollars worth of goods pass every year. With regional instability already high, governments and shipping companies are closely monitoring developments amid fears of disruptions to global commerce and maritime security.


Red Sea On Edge: Houthis Threaten Israel-Linked Shipping Routes

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