Israel's attack on Hezbollah portends a global shift in warfare, with traditional tactics replaced by explosive pagers, kamikaze drones and AI-driven systems.

Stretching across decades, Israel's Mossad intelligence agency appears to have a knack for successful covert operations.

War planners in Israel have accelerated their goal to return over as many as 100,000 displaced Israelis to the north because ...

The Shahed-136B drone is an upgraded version of the Shahed-136, with new features and an operational range of more than ...

Cyprus's president called for restraint over escalating tensions in the Middle East in separate telephone conversations with ...

Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, said on Saturday that Israel is committing "shameless crimes" against children ...

Hezbollah was in turmoil Saturday after Israel took out two leaders of its elite operations unit in a strike on a command ...

The pager and walkie-talkie attacks were extremely sophisticated in their planning. But the strategic goal isn't clear.

A top Hezbollah military commander was killed in an Israeli air strike on the Lebanese capital Beirut on Friday, in a major ...

The United Nations human rights chief says weaponizing ordinary communication devices represents a new development in warfare ...

UN political affairs chief Rosemary DiCarlo briefed the Security Council after attacks in which Hezbollah's pagers and walkie-talkies exploded, killing 37 people and wounding thousands ...