Lauren J. Marcus

3 days ago | worldisraelnews.com | Lauren J. Marcus

UK officials suggest that Palestine Action may be funded by a foreign entity, investigating if group receives money from Iran.By World Israel News StaffThe British government is currently investigating a pro-Palestinian group, which often engages in criminal activity including vandalism and the harassment of Jews, over suspicions that the entity is funded by Iran, according to UK media reports.

3 days ago | worldisraelnews.com | Lauren J. Marcus

Federal agents detain several Iranian nationals living in the U.S. with links to terror groups, including a man affiliated with Hezbollah. By World Israel News StaffImmigrations and Customs Enforcements (ICE) officials arrested 11 Iranians as part of a recent effort to deport immigrants with criminal histories from the U.S., detaining several nationals from the Islamic Republic with clear ties to terror.

3 days ago | worldisraelnews.com | Lauren J. Marcus

Seven Israeli soldiers were killed in an explosion on Tuesday, marking the deadliest incident for the IDF in the Gaza Strip this year. By World Israel News StaffSeven Israeli soldiers were killed in a single incident in the Gaza Strip on Tuesday, after an explosive device was planted on the armored personnel carrier (APC) in which they were traveling, the IDF said in a statement. The IDF identified six of the fallen soldiers as Lt. Matan Shai Yashinovski, 21, from Kfar Yona, Staff Sgt.

4 days ago | worldisraelnews.com | Lauren J. Marcus

The State Department began assisted departures for American citizens over the weekend, as war closed Israel’s main airport. By World Israel News StaffThe American government helped some 170 American citizens, permanent residents, and their family members evacuate from Israel in recent days, as the military conflict between Israel and Iran raged.

4 days ago | worldisraelnews.com | Lauren J. Marcus

Israeli operatives reportedly called IRGC leaders warning, “We’re closer to you than your neck vein.”By World Israel News StaffIsraeli intelligence agents called generals and other notable Iranian figures on the first day of the Israel-Iran war, warning them to flee the country to avoid being assassinated. According to audio tapes obtained by the Washington Post, the Israelis warned senior Iranian officials that they had two choices: leave Iran or risk death.