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Cornered in a bombed-out building, the architect of the Oct. 7 attacks died alone, but his defiance could make him a martyr for Hamas and its supporters.

After Yahya Sinwar’s death, the Palestinian militant group must craft a new blueprint in its war with Israel.

Across the Arab world, U.S.-aligned governments are finding themselves in difficult positions as clerics and citizens praise Yahya Sinwar.

Officials are planning to meet for the talks this weekend, as the region braces for a possible Israeli retaliation against Iran.

Ahead of the strikes, Iran told Arab officials that Tehran doesn't want a wider war and wouldn't seek to retaliate to strikes against military and government targets. Should Israel attack its strategic oil and nuclear sites, which Israel has said it won't do, Iran has told Arab neighbors it would b

The proposal would allow Israel to continue striking Lebanon for a two-month period, but that could face resistance from Hezbollah and the Lebanese government.

Hamas and Fatah, bitter rivals, aim to create an apolitical committee acceptable to Israel to oversee aid distribution and rebuilding.

Hamas officials are expected to discuss the new proposal in Cairo on Saturday. The militant group has shown greater flexibility since the Lebanon truce deal.

Bashar al-Assad called for help from Russia, Iran and his own military in his last hours as Syria’s leader, learning he had run out of allies and loyalty.

A company with links to the United Arab Emirates has deployed contractors to support the rebel Rapid Support Forces.