Expelling Jews from Judea and Samaria would risk producing the same disastrous result as Israel’s 2005 withdrawal from the Gaza Strip—the creation of the conditions that eventually produced Yahya Sinwar and Oct. 7.

'The suffering of the Palestinian people is a scar on the conscience of the world,' Burnham wrote.

'I do not believe that the British people want us supporting the occupation by accepting products from settlements in our shops and supermarkets,' Miliband said.

Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar blasted his British counterpart’s 'outrageous lies' and announced Israeli countermeasures.

UK Foreign Secretary Miliband said last week that he would announce a 'comprehensive reset' of the British government’s policy on Israel.

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.

The comprehensive U.S. economic pressure point campaign targeting Iran’s already troubled economy could have dramatic effects on the restive population in the country of over 90 million people.

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

On June 4, Israel’s Foreign Ministry announced it would open an embassy in Slovenia, where the representation of Israel is currently under the purview of the embassy in Vienna.

French officials have accused Smotrich of promoting Israeli sovereignty efforts in Judea and Samaria, weakening the Palestinian Authority, and supporting expanded military operations in Gaza.

'No other people in the world has such a documented and longstanding right to its land as the Jewish people have to the Land of Israel,' Sa'ar wrote.

The Islamic Republic survives by turning loyalty into a business model.

By keeping a narrow economic lifeline open—such as continued oil exports—Washington may be attempting to prevent further escalation while preserving incentives for restraint within Iran’s political system.

Iran identifies countries where enforcement is weak, political cover is available, or financial systems can be exploited, then proceeds to build layers of infrastructure there.

Sustained repression requires cash, and Trump’s economic siege directly targets the revenue streams that make brutality possible.

To stop this cycle, sanctions enforcement must shift from symbolic—fictitious—pressure to the systematic suffocation of the Iranian regime.

When those countries realize that empowering Iran's regime comes at the cost of losing access to the entire US and EU markets, their calculus might change.

It represents a serious escalation that will likely impede the functioning of the court and the prosecutor’s office as they deal with major cases.

Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar told reporters on Tuesday that the government would call a special meeting early next week and decide how to respond to the 'outrageous, unacceptable decision.'

'The Treasury Department is proud to use every tool available to us to target Iran-backed terrorists,' spokesman says.

The order declares the courts actions to be 'an unusual and extraordinary threat to the national security and foreign policy of the United States.'

In addition to revoking the order regarding residents of Judea and Samaria, Trump also canceled Executive Order 14022 from April 1, 2021, in which Biden ended the 'national emergency' with respect to the International Criminal Court.

On first day as US president, Trump canceled sanctions on Israeli 'settlers,' paused aid to UNRWA, authorized deportation of terror supporters, lifted restrictions on arms sales to Israel, and reinstated sanctions on ICC.

Barring American banks, insurers, or telecommunications and tech companies from working with the ICC could potentially cripple the court, ICC officials fretted.

With an Israeli ban on UNRWA due to begin in two weeks, a key Knesset lawmaker on Sunday called the US blacklisting of the aid organization 'the first domino in the collapse of Palestinian terrorism.'

Rubio said the Trump Administration would be 'The most pro-Israel Administration in American History.'

'These actions undermine the foreign policy objectives of the United States,' the outgoing U.S. president stated.

'These decisions by the ICC are reckless and they not only put Israel at risk, they put Americans at risk as well,' said Rep. Tim Burchett.

The incoming administration considers the ICC’s arrest warrants against Netanyahu and Gallant a direct threat to U.S. national security.

Sanctions against Israeli Jews come days after the administration awarded $230 million in taxpayer funds to 'Palestinians.'

Hashomer Yosh, which assists Israeli farmers in Judea and Samaria, says it does not engage in violent activity of any kind.

Honenu attorney Adi Keidar, who represents Yered, voiced satisfaction with the State Attorney’s Office’s decision last week to close the case.

Netzah Yehuda is a battalion specifically geared for ultra-Orthodox soldiers.

'We, of course, would not sanction Russian participation in nuclear projects that are part of resuming full implementation of the JCPOA,' says State Dept. spokesman.

Disclosure casts doubt on U.S. insistence that the JCPOA would leave Iran months, rather than weeks, away from a nuclear weapon.

Washington and Tehran pan new Moscow demand for written guarantees that its trade with Iran won't be impacted by Western sanctions on Russia.

A Russian academic said that Russia supports Syria by all means.

Washington wants to facilitate Lebanese energy deal that would provide Bashar Assad with financial lifeline.

A White House statement called out Iranian weapons transfers to Hezbollah terrorists.