The Marinette was previously said to be 'steaming' towards Gaza, while all remaining vessels were illegally intercepted

The countries of the Middle East increasingly see Israel as their new shared threat. Israel’s war in Gaza, its expansionist military policies, and its revisionist posture are reshaping the region in ways that few anticipated.

When Tony Blair was first tasked with forging a lasting peace between Israel and the Palestinians in 2007, the White House cautioned that the former British prime minister was not "superman" and "he doesn't have a cape".

Marinette is still in contact with organisers, but other 40 boats seized by Israel and passengers taken to Ashdod port

Israel is expanding its surveillance capabilities with a new satellite that it says is part of a broader investment to monitor the broader Middle East.

Hezbollah, which emerged weakened from a war with Israel, now faces an existential crisis as it struggles to cope with sweeping changes across the Middle East

President El Sisi has called Jerusalem 'the enemy' and is renewing ties with its other neighbors. But some military and economic are hard to break.

As the US government barrels toward a shutdown, President Donald Trump shared a racist video on social media, which appears to be AI-generated, depicting House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries wearing a sombrero and a mustache and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer speaking in a fake voice.

A senior Israeli diplomat told Newsweek of "really good opportunities for Israel and for neighboring people in the Middle East."

Beckett told Al Jazeera that “most fatally of all, the difficulty was that when he went to meetings in the Middle East, nobody knew which Tony Blair they were seeing—whether it was Tony Blair the Quartet envoy or Tony Blair the patron of the Tony Blair Faith Foundation or Tony Blair the principle of the consultancy firm Tony Blair Associates.”