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Report: Iran Has Hit Several Radars That Underpin U.S. Missile Defenses

Tehran has been deliberately targeting the radar systems that serve as the “eyes” of air defense networks across the Middle East, the Wall Street Journal and other US media outlets reported on Sunday. Several of these critical systems have been hit in recent days, weakening the ability of the United States and its allies to […]

IDF Strike in Beirut Kills Five Senior IRGC Quds Force Commanders

The IDF says it carried out a precise overnight strike in Beirut, eliminating five senior commanders from the IRGC Quds Force’s Lebanon and Palestine Corps who were meeting at a hotel in the city. Among those killed were Majid Hassini, Ali Reza Bi-Azar, and Ahmad Rasouli, along with Hossein Ahmadlou and Abu Mohammad Ali, who […]

NEIS IN LOD: Minutes After Children’s Baths, Missile Fragment Penetrates Home

A neis occurred Motzei Shabbos in the city of Lod after an Iranian missile was fired toward central Israel, and a large part of the interceptor missile penetrated the home of a Chabad family in the city, causing massive damage but no injuries. The family members acted in accordance with Home Front Command instructions and […]

Congress Raises Alarm Over U.S. Weapons Stockpiles During Iran War

The U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran have raised concerns among Democrats and others about diminishing American stockpiles of certain weapons, illustrating a long-standing production problem that some experts say could present challenges if another conflict emerges. The Trump administration has repeatedly said American forces have all of the weapons they need to fight the Iran war, […]

U.S. Spy Agencies Warn Even Major Continued Assault “Unlikely” To Topple Iran’s Regime

A classified intelligence assessment completed just days before the United States and Israel launched their war against Iran warns that even a sweeping U.S. military assault would be unlikely to topple the country’s entrenched ruling establishment. The report, produced by the National Intelligence Council, concluded that Iran’s clerical and military institutions are structured to preserve […]

“There Are No Answers”: Families of the Missing Struggle With Endless Uncertainty

Lynette Pino watched in February as news about the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie seemed endless. But she decided she didn’t want to get consumed by it. Pino has something in common with NBC “Today” co-host Savannah Guthrie’s family: Her son, Darian Nevayaktewa, remains missing, too, nearly 18 years after leaving home before a new school year to see his […]

NYC Mayor Mamdani Attends Friday Prayers At Mosque That Laments Death Of Iran’s Khamenei

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani recently attended Friday prayers at a Queens mosque affiliated with the Al-Khoei Foundation, an institution whose website prominently features a message mourning the death of Iran’s late supreme leader, Ali Khamenei. Mamdani described the visit in a Facebook post reflecting on Ramadan gatherings he attended across the city. “As […]

Bomb Threat Forces Evacuation at Kansas City International Airport

According to reports, a bomb threat prompted the evacuation of parts of Kansas City International Airport, with an ongoing ground stop in place as police and bomb-sniffing dogs search the concourses and terminals. Airport officials say police are working with the FBI to assess and substantiate any potential threat.

Azerbaijan Says It Foiled Iranian-Linked Terror Plot Targeting Israeli Embassy And A Shul

Authorities in Azerbaijan said Friday they had thwarted a series of Iranian-backed terror plots targeting Jewish and Israeli sites in the capital, including the Embassy of Israel in Baku, a shul, and prominent Jewish community figures. In a video statement, Azerbaijan’s State Security Service of Azerbaijan said it had “prevented terrorist acts and intelligence operations” […]

Cuba Works to Restart Major Power Plant After Massive Outage

Cuban officials said they expect to restart a large thermoelectric plant on Saturday after it shut down earlier in the week, sparking a massive blackout. Felix Estrada Rodríguez, a top engineer at Cuba’s Electric Union, told state-owned Canal Caribe that the Antonio Guiteras plant should be operating by Saturday afternoon. Crews have repaired a broken […]

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