Mehul Srivastava

Benjamin Netanyahu waited for months to send troops into Rafah, the southern tip of the Gaza Strip where more than 1mn Palestinians have sought refuge from fighting.

Once a tiny fishing village, Al-Mawasi — a Heathrow airport-sized patch of coastal land on Gaza's Mediterranean coast — is now the fetid, thirsty and disease-filled refuge of tens of thousands of Palestinians.

The abrupt assassinations of a shadowy Hezbollah leader and Hamas’s political chief have shaken the region.

Mehul Srivastava For 10 months, the families of Israeli hostages held by Hamas have led protests, blanketed local and international media

The supply chain of devices used in the attacks in Lebanon involves a confused Taiwan CEO, a mysterious Hungarian academic and a wave of Middle East destruction.

How both sides use their experience of the 34-day war could determine outcome of the current conflict

The depth and quality of Israeli intelligence helped Netanyahu’s forces turn the tide against the Lebanese militant group.

Israelis confronted the anxieties that have consumed them for most of their lives – a chance encounter with death from a gunman, and an attack by a powerful enemy.

Iraq and Afghanistan veteran gained notoriety by blaming ‘wokeness’ for US military failures. Now he will be in charge

The Iraq and Afghanistan veteran and Fox News host gained notoriety by blaming “wokeness” for US military failures. Now he is set to be in charge.