Peter S. Green

Israeli troops uncovered what they said was another Hamas tunnel under a cemetery in the southern Gaza City of Khan Younis last weekend, and then gave journalists a tour of the destroyed burial grounds.

Rabbi Eitan Cahn has a long, untrimmed red beard and a very precise vision for the future of Gaza City.

Israel won't accept two key Hamas demands for Gaza ceasefire, and Netanyahu vows to fight on until "Absolute Victory" achieved.

The first call came at 7:30 pm on Oct. 7. A terrified Israeli army officer was on the other end of the phone. “How long,” he wanted to know, “Does it take for a body to rot?”

Israel has begun what it's calling “Operation Atlantis,” pumping massive amounts of seawater into some of the more than 300 miles of underground

Iran promised to retaliate if the U.S. attacked it over a drone strike in Jordan, but pulled back from the brink, saying it did not want war.

The targets are expected to include Iranian-backed proxy forces and the campaign will involve both strikes and cyber operations, according to US officials

They appeared to be a group of Palestinians who entered the Ibn Sina Hospital in the West Bank city of Jenin to seek medical help or visit relatives on Tuesday evening

The decade-long vendetta against Grameen Bank founder Muhammad Yunus by the prime minister of Bangladesh is escalating toward a showdown that could send the Nobel Peace Prize winner to jail.

Reining in executive pay. Quadrupling the tax on stock buybacks. A minimum income tax of 25% on billionaires.