Gulf countries pursue diplomacy with Iran to avert another, worse conflict while the United States and Israel prepare for possible new strikes.

The U.S. special envoy for Iraq and Syria wants the two countries to have shared interests and to move beyond tensions rooted in past mistakes.

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The Illinois Republican says the U.S. will back the Lebanese army but cannot do its job for it and that Israel should withdraw once security is in place ...

As Washington and Tehran trade threats of renewed war, Iraqi sources tell MBN that U.S. strikes may come without coordination with Baghdad, testing Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi's plan to disarm ...

As Israeli absentee ballots trickle in, Arab parties could see their newfound influence wane before they have a chance to use it ...

Between hope for change and fear of escalation, nearby capitals eyed Knesset results for implications on the Iran war and other regional issues.

Amid renewed fears of U.S and Israeli strikes following U.S. midterms, Gulf residents say they are fending for themselves in the absence of any government guidelines.

Since October 7, the Islamic State has plotted against Israel more than ever. Israeli intelligence has stopped nearly every attempt, but the threat is growing.

Israelis are voting in historic elections that will decide the future of their longest-serving prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu.

An Israeli soldier passes by an election billboard featuring Israeli Prime Minister and Likud party leader Benjamin Netanyahu and former Israeli military chief Gadi Eisenkot, leader of the Yashar ...

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