In new crackdown, authorities shut down one office of Digikala online retailer, nearly a year after the morality police largely melted away in the face of widespread protests

Footage shows explosive devices planted by Palestinians detonating near army bulldozers in Nur Shams, near Tulkarem

PM was hospitalized for more than a day after receiving pacemaker; cops use water cannons on protesters blocking roads near parliament, arrest 3 outside Likud minister's home

Conservative party wins most votes but falls short of toppling Prime Minister Sánchez Pedro, leaving two opposing blocs each struggling to reach parliamentary majority

57-member Organisation of Islamic Cooperation accuses Swedish authorities of granting 'repeated abuse of the sanctity of the Holy Quran and Islamic symbols'

Attack comes a day after Kyiv vowed to retaliate for a Russian missile strike on Black Sea port of Odesa

Jordanian security forces have tightened border controls in recent years, occasionally announce thwarted drugs and weapons smuggling attempts from Syria

Tehran claims annual drill is for 'peace and security', however its army has seized at least 5 foreign commercial vessels in Strait of Hormuz in the last two years

As optimism grows for compromise, US president says 'it doesn’t make sense for Israeli leaders to rush this' given range of threats, challenges country faces

Around 1,000 Israelis and US supporters, including Manhattan borough president, rally in support of protest movement in Israel at city landmark