Nada AlTaher

Wa'ad Al Shafeey's husband and son were taken near the 'yellow line' marking the Israeli-controlled half of the Palestinian territory

Security officers empty 11 apartments in Silwan, a day after five Palestinian families were driven out

Land was owned by Palestinians before 1948

US President's shock announcement met with trepidation in Israel, where war goals are not regarded as having been met

Uncertainty remains after Iran denies any contact with US President

With southern areas under threat of occupation, Lebanese government and Hezbollah have few options to deter invasion

Foreign Minister says Iran's political system can withstand US and Israeli assassinations

Close aide to Ayatollah Ali Khamenei killed in Israeli strike, two weeks after death of his former boss

New war front in Lebanon between Israel and Hezbollah raises fears of further escalation

US politicians say the Trump administration has given mixed messages to justify its military campaign

Trump and Pentagon warn of weeks of violence to achieve aims

With its leadership and defences crumbling, and Arab neighbours angered, Tehran’s options are limited

Strikes undercut years of cautious engagement and reinforced regional fears that Tehran’s hardline rhetoric is translating into uncalculated attacks

Organisation of Islamic Co-operation condemns US move to provide consular services in illegal settlements

Concerns grow over sleeper cells and ISIS recruitment after the detention centre was emptied this week