Pro-Hezbollah teacher in London vows to make children holy warriors
Children are taught to venerate the Ayatollah at Islamic school near a south London synagogue
Pro-Hezbollah Imam invited to speak at Trump inauguration alongside Yeshiva University president
Husham al-Husainy has previously refused to label the Lebanese militant group as terrorists and has called Saudi officials ‘agents of the Jews’
Why Lebanon's new president represents yet another blow to Hezbollah and Iran
Joseph Aoun is backed by the United States and Saudi Arabia – and has pledged to dismantle Hezbollah’s military wing
Nasrallah underestimated Israel’s willingness to assassinate him
New York Times investigation shows how deeply compromised Hezbollah was after decades of Israeli espionage
Students cosplaying Hamas while Ayatollah goes big on X: welcome to Tanya Gold’s 2024
Jihadis, dictators and crazed students provoked plenty of fear this year – but don’t forget to laugh at them, too
The Iran regime’s collapse would pave the way for a stable and peaceful Middle East
The chances of regime change have never been greater, say experts
How Mossad’s masterstrokes helped Israel reshape the Middle East
Partly thanks to Israeli intelligence, Sinwar’s grand plan took place – in reverse
Nasrallah watched his security guards die from exploding pagers inside own bunker, Mossad agents say
Agents told CBS’ 60 Minutes the plot was more than 10 years in the making
Switzerland bans Hamas and Hezbollah
The traditionally neutral country has voted to outlaw the terrorist organisations
US intelligence ‘badly misjudged’ escalation risks of Israel’s war against Hezbollah
Israel’s decisive strikes against Hezbollah forced a swift shift in Washington’s approach
How Iran is trying to get supplies to Hezbollah, in spite of chaos in Syria
After Hezbollah supply lines cut in Syria, Tehran will ‘reexamine options’
Are Israeli soldiers really approaching the gates of Damascus?
IDF says reports that ground troops are 16km from the Syrian capital are ‘false’
The scale of Iran’s loss in Syria cannot be overstated
The Syrian front will remain challenging for Israel – but the Sunni rebels are far weaker than the Shia axis
Israel deploys troops to Syrian border as Assad regime falls
Closed military zones have been declared on Israeli side as IDF bolsters defences
The uprising in Syria is providing a convenient distraction for Bibi
Israel’s security policy must be rooted in more than immediate threats and tactical distractions
British Iranian film-maker raises money for Hezbollah families
Reza John Vedadi memorialised ‘the Butcher of Tehran’, Ebrahim Raisi, as a martyr
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