Syria requests Russia hand over former regime leader Assad

Herut Nimrodi, the mother of Israeli soldier Tamir, taken hostage by Hamas on October 7, 2023, expresses deep concern for her son's safety amid Israel's renewed military operations in Gaza. She emphasizes that increased military pressure endangers hostages, contradicting the Israeli government's stance that such actions are necessary to secure their release. While some families advocate for military strength, others, like Dani Miran, fear that Israeli strikes harm hostages, highlighting the ongoing debate about the...

In 2016, then-candidate Donald J. Trump criticized the Iran nuclear deal, stating that Obama's negotiating team should have walked away from the table. Now, as Iran gets closer to producing a nuclear weapon, Trump has the opportunity to negotiate a tougher deal. The negotiations will focus on dismantling Iran's nuclear infrastructure, missile program, and support for terrorist groups, with the threat of military strikes looming if talks fail. Full Article

Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto announced his willingness to offer temporary shelter to Palestinians affected by the conflict in Gaza, with plans to transport wounded victims to Indonesia for care. He emphasized prioritizing wounded Palestinians and orphaned children, ensuring their safety and recovery before returning them. Additionally, Prabowo is embarking on a Middle East visit to countries like the UAE, Turkey, and Egypt, to discuss evacuating and supporting Gaza residents, aligning with Indonesia's advocacy for a...

Iran is ready to engage in talks with the US in Oman to discuss its nuclear program, but Foreign Minister Araghchi insists on no military option and rejects coercion. The US, led by Trump, has sent mixed signals regarding the nature of the talks, with Iran emphasizing indirect negotiations. Both sides have expressed a desire for a deal, but tensions remain high as Iran seeks to clarify its peaceful intentions and the US pushes for...

A Palestinian-American teenager, Omar Mohammed Saada Rabea, was killed by Israeli forces in the West Bank, along with two other 14-year-old boys, one seriously wounded. The Israeli military stated that the troops opened fire at "terrorists" throwing stones, while Palestinian officials condemned the killing as part of a series of extrajudicial killings. The UN human rights chief expressed alarm over the situation in the West Bank, with hundreds killed and thousands displaced in ongoing violence...

Israel's supreme court has given the cabinet and attorney general until after April 19 to find a compromise on the government's decision to dismiss security chief Ronen Bar. The court ruled that Bar will continue in his position until a final decision is made, and interviews for potential replacements can proceed. Prime Minister Netanyahu expressed puzzlement at the court's decision to delay Bar's dismissal by 10 days. Protests both inside and outside the courtroom interrupted...