Middle East

Pressured by the U.S., Turkey seeks a new start in its relations with Europe.

Trump administration resists Iran’s attempt to control the Red Sea.

Will closer cooperation with Iran become a financial necessity?

Can Israelis trust President Erdoğan?

In its biggest move toward a nuclear bomb, Iran has reduced its nuclear breakout time to six weeks.

Palestinian factions put aside their differences to face a common enemy.

Echoes of the deep state’s efforts to take down President Trump found in Israel’s investigations against a sitting prime minister.

Turkey appears to be everyone’s ally and enemy. Its geopolitical weight is the key to many conflicts.

Suleimani’s legacy lives on in Iraq.

Amid tensions with the U.S., Iran’s nuclear program triggers concerns that Iran is gearing up to make a dash for an atomic bomb.

What the peace deals with Morocco and Sudan mean for Israel

How will the relationship end?

The unprecedented pace of President Trump’s negotiations raises the question: Is God somehow involved?

In search of peace, Israel is allowing the U.S. to arm a potential enemy with sophisticated weapons of war.

Germany made the decision back in May; now Europe is following suit.

A recent assassination raises questions about Iranian links to al Qaeda.

War clouds build in the Middle East as Israel ponders a return to a frosty relationship with America.

Advanced centrifuges are now hooked up and ready to spin—underground.

Military intervention in a rebel region might bring Ethiopia to ‘state collapse.’

After its last facility in Natanz was destroyed, Iran promised to rebuild it. Now construction has begun—underground.

Iran-backed militias in Iraq are increasing their activities in response to the Iraqi government’s effort to rein them in.

Now, only one man stands in Iran’s way of acquiring the world’s most sophisticated weaponry.

Israel’s first talks with Lebanon in 30 years are a sign of Iran’s weakening hold over Lebanon.