Energy empire squeezed
Qatar Cuts Spending 30% as Hormuz Crisis Slams Gas Revenue
Doha reportedly ordered cuts of up to 30% as the Hormuz blockade hammered LNG revenues and Qatar’s quarterly deficit surged more than twentyfold—but officials insist salaries and national projects remain untouched.
26.08.26
Ben Gavish
Runway restart
Delta Relaunches Direct TLV-New York Route in September
26.08.26
Anat Siman-Tov
Brutality gets billed
Israel Rules PA Pay $900K to Arab Tortured Over Land Sale
26.08.26
Marni Harow
Kremlin escalating
Report: Russia Plans Escalation as Peace Talks Stall
26.08.26
Adam Mikhalashvili
Yemen pounded
IDF Strikes Houthi Targets in Yemen After Missile Attack
26.08.26
C14 Desk
Jihadists without borders
Houthis Expand Into Africa With Massive Terror Recruitment
A U.S. research institute says the Iran-backed terror group helped funnel up to 400 Somalis into Houthi military and ideological training, while expanding weapons-smuggling networks across the Horn of Africa—including Iranian missiles and explosive-making chemicals.
26.08.26
Ben Gavish
Intelligence crippled
Report: Iran Inflicts Unprecedented U.S. Intel Damage
26.08.26
Efrat Briner
Bragging rights reloaded
Iran Claims Damaged Arsenal Restored, New Weapons Imported
26.08.26
Ben Gavish
Mission accomplished
IDF Rescue Mission Returns After Saving 29 in Colombia
26.08.26
C14 Desk
Pentagon clash
Report: Army Sec. Driscoll May Resign Over Hegseth Feud
26.08.26
Efrat Briner