Although 14 to 15 million barrels of oil passed through Hormuz per day before the war, an expert told the Post that it was entirely possible to manage without much of that supply. | Read More in JPost.com – The Jerusalem Post – All News from the Middle East, Israel, and the Jewish World
Seven years after being displaced, Kurdish families return to Serekaniye – analysis
Shin Bet, Police dismantle broad West Bank Hamas network recruiting armed cells across region
IRGC confirms Iran attacked Jordanian US military base following Kharg Island strikes
Ed Miliband: The ‘proud British Jew’ who turned his back on Britain’s Jews – comment
From security chiefs to Arab leaders: All the warnings Netanyahu received before October 7
US destroys 5 Iranian tankers after attacks on warship; Iran fires missiles at Jordan
Israel, Arab states meet at secretive Washington summit
UAE stops short of denying Netanyahu was warned before Oct. 7
Rubio warns Iran: Every time they attack US ships, they will lose tankers
US strikes Iranian oil tankers after missile attacks, Iran hits Jordan bases
UK air traffic control failure disrupts flights, including to Israel
Watch: Ambassador and Knesset Speaker get the crowd dancingYou’re probably sleeping on dirtier sheets than you think: What really needs cleaningChris Pappas projected to win New Hampshire Democratic nomination to the U.S. SenateRubio warns more Iranian tankers will be sank if attacks on US warships continueSeven years after being displaced, Kurdish families return to Serekaniye – analysis