Haifa oil refinery's facilities shut down following Iranian missile strike • US bolsters Trump's Middle East military options by moving refueling aircraft

THURSDAY night at 3am was a strange moment. We had an air raid siren – nothing unusual given this has been almost nightly for months due to missiles from the Houthis. But having spent days

Iran has launched a new wave of missile attacks on Israel, triggering air raid sirens across the country as emergency services reported at least five killed and dozens more wounded in the fourth day of open warfare between the regional foes.

As the attacks between Iran and Israel continue to intensify, a Baltimore County congregation in Israel is taking shelter as the conflict plays out. Rabbi Chai Posner, the senior rabbi of

A family from Delray Beach that had been in Israel when the conflict with Iran started is choosing to remain in the country.

A Fox News correspondent on the ground in Israel was forced to take cover inside a bomb shelter during a live hit Sunday morning.

Iran’s second night of ballistic missile attack on Saturday aimed to be targeted around Israel’s major port city, Haifa.

Sirens sounded in the southern Israeli city of Eilat at 1:05 on Sunday morning, warning of a hostile aircraft infiltration in the city. A short time later, the IDF reported that one UAV launched toward Israeli territory was intercepted by the IAF.