
Majority of Americans View Iran War as a Mistake
A new poll reveals that a significant majority of Americans now believe military action against Iran was a mistake, reflecting rising discontent over its impact on the economy and daily life.
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A new poll reveals that a significant majority of Americans now believe military action against Iran was a mistake, reflecting rising discontent over its impact on the economy and daily life.
A soldier’s video shows the complete devastation of Beit Hanoon, once home to 50,000. Amid ongoing conflict, the humanitarian crisis deepens as families face displacement and loss.

Amid rising economic pressures, Iran is focusing on essential goods, ensuring food and medicine availability while residents adapt to new purchasing priorities. Government measures aim to stabilize costs for basic necessities.

A protest in London against the US-Israeli war on Iran turned violent, with multiple attendees reportedly stabbed. The event’s message was lost amid the chaos, raising serious concerns about safety and escalating tensions.

A powerful protest at the US Capitol saw dozens of veterans and military families arrested, voicing their opposition to the Iran war and highlighting increasing discontent with U.S. military actions.

The ongoing conflict in Lebanon has claimed over 2,300 lives, revealing a devastating humanitarian crisis. As violence escalates, the urgent need for international support grows critical.

Amid escalating Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon, Trump claims the war is nearing its end. As violence continues, the international community watches closely for what comes next in this volatile region.

As the conflict with Iran stretches on, a new poll reveals that most Israelis oppose a ceasefire despite growing war fatigue, reflecting deep frustration and uncertainty about the future.
As the Iran conflict hits the 40-day mark, military actions intensify and global attention sharpens. The stakes are high for regional stability and humanitarian concerns are rising.

Life in Kibbutz Cabri is marked by fear and uncertainty as residents face daily threats from across the border, raising questions about safety and the effectiveness of ceasefire efforts.