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As the war with Iran reaches its seventeenth day, the author dismisses criticism and compares the conflict to earlier wars marked by difficult beginnings. The piece urges unity and perseverance, framing the fight as a moral struggle that must end in victory.
An Al Jazeera opinion article argues that the United States and Israel are successfully degrading Iran’s military capabilities despite criticism from Democratic lawmakers and media outlets. The author says the campaign has significantly reduced Iran’s missile, naval, and proxy capacities while exposing the regime to mounting strategic and economic pressure.
Four suspects were arrested in two separate antiquities theft cases in northern Israel. In one incident, a rocket siren forced police and detainees to shelter together during transport.
Customers have condemned a Guardian column that described the opening of a Gail's bakery near a Palestinian cafe as 'aggression'. The article has drawn accusations of anti-semitism amid vandalism and protests targeting the shop.
British travellers are avoiding Middle Eastern destinations for Easter amid escalating conflict, boosting demand for western Europe and long haul alternatives. Airlines have suspended multiple routes, and rising fuel costs are expected to increase fares.
Removal vans transporting fine art have arrived at Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's renovated Norfolk home ahead of his expected move. He remains at Wood Farm following his recent arrest as speculation grows about his future plans.
Kemi Badenoch rebuked President Donald Trump after he criticised Britain’s refusal to support military action in Iran. The dispute has strained relations and prompted questions over the King’s planned state visit to the United States.
Disruptions in Middle East energy routes have triggered cooking gas shortages and price hikes across India. Long queues, black marketing and business disruptions highlight the country’s heavy dependence on imported fuel.
The Israeli military says Ali Larijani, described as Iran’s effective leader after Ali Khamenei’s death, was killed in an airstrike in Tehran. He was accused of directing Iran’s war efforts and overseeing violent repression of domestic protests.
A Western Australian gold mining contractor has stood down most of its fly in fly out workforce due to diesel shortages linked to global supply disruptions. Leaders warn the fuel crisis could have wider economic consequences.
A senior Labour figure has suggested delaying the King’s state visit to the United States due to the war in the Middle East. Critics warn the trip could be awkward, though others argue cancelling it would undermine a key anniversary and diplomatic ties.
Iran's supreme leader has rejected ceasefire proposals and called for revenge against the United States and Israel. The escalating conflict has disrupted global energy routes and seen Israeli strikes targeting senior Iranian officials.
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