‘Make the deal in Gaza’: Trump calls for ceasefire
Donald Trump has ramped up pressure for a Gaza ceasefire, calling on Israel and Hamas to “make the deal” as plans emerge for the Israeli PM to visit the US.
Donald Trump has ramped up pressure for a Gaza ceasefire, calling on Israel and Hamas to “make the deal” as plans emerge for the Israeli PM to visit the US.
The constant rumblings of bombs reigning down has stopped, so too have the piercing screams, it’s finally silent in Jerusalem, but a little too quiet. SEE THE VIDEO.
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has claimed victory over Tehran’s enemies and fired off on Donald Trump in a blistering attack of the US President. Follow updates.
The Queen of the Netherlands has gone viral for appearing to ridicule Donald Trump after NATO’s chief referred to him as ‘daddy’.
The Middle East conflict has prompted global flight cancellations and delays – including on many routes departing from Australia.
Anthony Albanese has avoided a key question over the US strikes on Iran’s nuclear sites, as he warned against full-scale war.
One move by Iran in retaliation for US air strikes on three nuclear sites could send global oil prices flying.
The US strike on Iranian nuclear sites was the biggest ever attack by B-2 stealth bombers and the first time the US aggressively used ‘bunker buster bombs’. See pictures of devastation.
DFAT has cancelled buses taking Australians out of Israel as the world braces for Iran’s retaliation to America’s strikes on its nuclear facilities.
As missile sirens sounded, stressed and anxious people rushed to the nearest the bunker. Here’s a look inside an Israeli bunker and the new reality for people in Tel Aviv.
In a short address, Donald Trump said Iran’s three nuclear sites were “completely obliterated” as he blasted the nation as the “bully of the Middle East”.
Experts have revealed what the possible nuclear fallout will be after the US launched devastating strikes that “obliterated” Iranian nuclear facilities.
America’s shock bombing raid on Iran has signalled the beginning of an unpredictable new political era. Here’s what could happen next.
Donald Trump said Iran had a “maximum” of two weeks to avoid US airstrikes as Tehran said it was “ready to consider diplomacy” but attacks between Israel and Iran continued. Follow the updates.
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