The Mujahideen Brigades, a Salafi terror group in Gaza, murdered several hostages from the Oct. 7 attack and still holds a foreign captive's body, according to Israeli officials

Reported funding for GHF, which would come from USAID, has met resistance within State Department, with some officials concerned with group's competence, overcrowding at centers and violence nearby

Jerusalem Day event with more than 100 lawmakers and Christian and Jewish leaders from across the political spectrum offers rare moment of unity on Capitol Hill

Tehran has yet to respond to the U.S. nuclear deal proposal, which Khamenei criticized but did not reject; As Trump loses patience, he vows to block uranium enrichment; Iran condemned his travel ban as 'racist' and a violation of international law

Thai farm worker Nattapong Pinta was murdered in captivity by Kataeb al-Mujahideen, the same terror group that held and killed Shiri Bibas and her children; It also held Gadi Haggai and Judy Weinstein, whose bodies were recovered earlier this week

Beirut is banking on tourism rebound to revive shattered economy and ties with Gulf nations, especially Saudi Arabia; officials hope easing travel bans and regional tensions will draw visitors back, but warn reforms are key to lasting recovery

IDF orders residents of Gaza City’s Abd al-Rahman neighborhood and Jabaliya’s al-Nahda to evacuate south ahead of planned strikes, warning it will target areas used for rocket launches and placing blame for civilian suffering on Hamas

Tehran accuses UN watchdog of political bias and says suspicious traces at nuclear sites were planted, as Western powers weigh sanctions push