Vessels, captains behind illicit Houthi shipments added to US blacklist
An expansive support network facilitates the Iran-backed Houthis' illicit activities, which include hiding the origin of cargo and forging shipping documents.
Canadian parliament unanimously agrees IRGC a terrorist organization
Canada appears to be gearing up for more concrete punitive actions against the Iranian regime.
Hizbullah commanders help direct Houthi attacks in Yemen
Evidence points to the presence of Hizbullah personnel in the Red Sea to help organize and direct the Houthis' destabilizing activities. A joint operation center also exists in southern Beirut.
Occupied with stoking regional tensions, Tehran failed to act on US tip about ISIS plot
While Iran stokes tensions in the Red Sea and beyond, terrorists hit at home. 'The headlines wrote themselves: the Islamic Republic cannot protect the Iranian homeland,' one analyst said.
Iran's so-called 'axis of resistance' dealt blow following Khamenei-Haniyeh meeting
Reports say Ali Khamenei told Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh that his country would not enter the war with Israel on the terrorist group's behalf, undermining the unity of the 'resistance'.
'Bring them home': families of Hamas hostages call for their release
As relatives rally to demand answers, Israel's military releases a video that appears to show hostages brought to Gaza City hospital.
Hamas manipulates financial platforms, information to further its aims
The terrorist group has received funds from Iran and solicited cryptocurrency donations to boost its coffers, aided by a propaganda campaign.
Region shows little interest in Hizbullah chief's 2nd speech
Hassan Nasrallah lost considerable credibility in his diatribe of November 3 when his subservience to Iran came into focus, leaving the region dismissive of follow-up, face-saving remarks.
In lockstep with Iran, Hizbullah leader claims Hamas attack was a 'surprise'
Hassan Nasrallah clearly backed down from escalating the conflict, stressing the actions of Hamas were decisions that had 'no relation at all to any international or regional issue.'
Iranian proxies' exploitation of infrastructure exposes civilians to extreme danger
Across the Middle East, Iran-backed militant groups are using civilians as human shields and exploiting civilian infrastructure, such as hospitals, to store weapons and explosives.