As the third anniversary of the October 7 massacre nears, this compilation captures the desperation and horror of victims pleading for someone to rescue them during the Hamas attack.

When the world's media depend on local sources to tell the story of a war, those sources must be subjected to the same scrutiny as sources anywhere else.

Since the Gaza war began, the world has accused Israel of systematically killing journalists, a claim the IDF just demolished by exposing 170 Gaza 'journalists' as terrorists.

An animated short film exposes exactly how Hamas hides behind Gaza's civilians, using them as human shields, and weaponizes censorship and handpicked media to deceive Western audiences.

Foreign lifelines allow Tehran to preserve its core technical capabilities, cushion its economic decline and systematically replace destroyed military hardware over time.

International audiences have often been told that the images coming out of the Gaza Strip represented an unfiltered record of Palestinian suffering.

Tehran is trying to synchronize operations and messaging among the Houthis, Iraqi militias, Hamas, and Hezbollah.

The United States should deny blacklisted tankers coverage and credit unless they clear an independent audit, and those financing them should face more severe secondary sanctions.

IRGC-linked networks have exploited open borders, civil liberties, and gaps in counter-terrorism coordination to establish operational cells across the continent.

Freed hostage Evyatar David recalled the torture he endured at the hands of Hamas, saying the brutality and cruelty inflicted on him during captivity still linger and continue to affect his daily life.

A regime whose voices openly discuss building and 'firing' nuclear weapons, with scenarios of tsunamis against America, cannot be trusted with such capability.

The danger is that the proposed alliance could perform well enough in the upcoming elections to become a dominant force in the next Palestinian Legislative Council.

Economic measures must be paired with persistently removing the regime's ability to rebuild its war machine.

Survivors reveal the true scale of the atrocities.

How can anyone be expected to trust these countries when their governments participate in meetings and statements that condemn Israel while failing to demand that Hamas disarm unconditionally?

Iran's pattern is clear: escalate, absorb strikes, then call for talks by mediators from Qatar, Oman, Pakistan, or other Muslim Brotherhood allies that are trying to buy Iran time.

Oct. 7 survivor and former captive Rimon Buchshtab-Kirscht spoke for the first time since her release over two years ago about the harrowing torture Hamas put her through.

The military said there was no immediate change to Home Front Command guidelines.

While Ali Khamenei had consolidated absolute power, in his absence, Khatami appears to believe all bets are off.

Regional officials suggested Tehran is using the threat to apply economic pressure on Washington by driving up global energy costs.

Against enemies of this kind, deterrence cannot be relied upon. Only prevention and the denial of capabilities can provide real security.

The snag in Iran is that those who wish to make a deal dare not do so because they lack a popular street base within the Khomeinist movement.

A dictatorial regime that publicly tolerates calls for the assassination of the president of the United States cannot be treated as just another difficult adversary.

Citing 'reliable research estimates,' the PA stated in December 2025 that Hamas had raised no less than '$11 billion,' which the terror organization had spent filling its own warehouses 'to the brim' rather than spending it on Gazans.

Iranian singer Parastoo Ahmadi participated in an online concert without her hijab and was handed down a sentence of 74 lashes by Iranian authorities

'More severe and crushing measures than before are on the way' if Israel continues its actions, the statement said.

The Israeli response is particularly notable because it came despite intense public pressure from President Trump to avoid further escalation.

'You've shot your missiles, that's enough. Get back to the table and make a deal,' Trump said.

Iranian and non-Iranian critics flooded social media with harsh criticism of Trump as details of the possible deal began to leak.

Its operatives move around in public, strengthen governance, man armed checkpoints, and restore government infrastructure.

Critics often frame Iranian politics as a struggle between moderates and hardliners, but this distinction has repeatedly proven disastrously misleading.

Rayan Amiri, an Iranian opposition leader, fled to Turkey after filming violent crackdowns on anti-regime protests and now advocates replacing Islamist rule with secular nationalism.

Officials reportedly warned that protests are likely inevitable, with uncertainty focused only on timing.

Recruits were dispatched to monitor sensitive locations, including Israeli security and military sites.

Trump met Iran's moves with countermoves that were even stronger, instead of with restraint.

For the Iranian regime and its proxies, survival equals victory. If they are not destroyed, if they retain their weapons, if they remain in power, they can claim success.

Footage shows the inside of a Hezbollah tunnel located at the Lebanese-Israeli border, highlighting the terror group's preparation and intention for a cross-border assault into Israel.

Not only is the Iranian regime scrambling to rebuild the military capabilities it lost in Israeli-American airstrikes, but it is also cracking down hard on anyone who dares oppose its rule.

At its peak, Lebanon enjoyed one of the highest GDP per capita levels in the region and was regarded as a rare oasis of stability in a turbulent Middle East.

The site was used to manufacture nitric acid, a key material in the development of explosives and missile propulsion systems.