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How Middle East media frame the US–Israel–Iran standoff: from Hormuz to nuclear talks
As US, Israel and Iran oscillate between escalation and diplomacy, regional media split: Gulf focus energy security, Israeli warn weak US-Iran deal, Iran-aligned cite leverage, others stress US-Israel escalation; Hormuz is the fault line
Steven Ganot / The Media Line
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06.06.26
Trump faces political risk as Iran insists on immediate cash release
Iran demands $12B in immediate cash from $100B in frozen assets, deepening deadlock in U.S.-Iran talks; Washington rejects upfront payments as Trump faces political risk and comparisons to Obama-era deals, while Tehran insists the funds are its own | Analysis
ynet
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06.06.26
Professor suspended at Chicago SAIC following student allegations of antisemitic classroom environment
Chicago art school suspends tenured lecturer Savneet Talwar and opens investigation after Israeli student complaint over assignment referencing pro-Palestinian protests; Talwar says she is being punished for mentioning Palestine
Daniel Edelson, New York
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06.06.26
US raises Israeli espionage threat level, citing concerns over intelligence gathering
Pentagon raises Israel counterintelligence threat to ‘critical,’ NBC reports, citing US officials alleging surveillance of senior US officials over Iran talks; Israel and White House deny any accusations
Daniel Edelson, New York
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06.06.26
Trump faces setback as house passes war powers resolution on Iran conflict
The House approved a war powers resolution seeking to halt US military action against Iran, with four Republicans joining Democrats in a rebuke of President Trump’s war strategy
AP
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06.04.26
US-Iran negotiations progress toward deal with major investment fund clause
US and Iran near draft deal including a postwar investment fund worth up to $300B, phased sanctions relief and frozen asset release, as talks advance despite disputes over ceasefire terms, Hormuz access and Iran’s nuclear program
News Agencies
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05.29.26
US strikes Iran again during ceasefire
American forces hit targets near Bandar Abbas after earlier strikes on Iranian boats and missile launchers; Iran says it retaliated against a US base as Kuwait reports intercepting missiles and drones overnight
Reuters
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05.28.26
US expands Iran sanctions targeting maritime authority amid Strait of Hormuz crisis
The Trump administration imposed new sanctions on Iran targeting a newly formed agency overseeing shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, escalating economic pressure during the war as talks continue; Energy shocks mount as Trump claims a deal is near
Associated Press
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05.28.26
It’s the economy, stupid: Arab leaders reject Iran deal but fear economic collapse
Opinion: Arab leaders oppose emerging US-Iran understandings and want the fall of Iran’s clerical regime, but fear regional economic collapse, oil and trade disruptions through Hormuz and rising instability forces them to back Trump’s approach
Smadar Perry
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05.25.26
Iran says memorandum reached with Pakistani mediator, awaits US response
Iranian official says draft deal would end war, reopen Hormuz and delay nuclear talks, while Rubio says Iran talks are making progress and possible 'news' could come soon
Lior Ben Ari, News Agencies
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05.23.26
FDA approves first-ever drug for hepatitis D, severe liver virus
FDA approves Gilead’s Hepcludex as first treatment for hepatitis D, a severe liver virus linked to rapid cirrhosis and cancer, marking the first antiviral option for the disease in decades
Oren Reis
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05.23.26
A new global order is emerging and Israel risks being left behind
Israel watches a new global order emerging, driven by rapid learning in war, tech and politics; The next government must act radically to keep pace and help shape it or risk falling behind in a reshaped world
Jonathan Adiri
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05.23.26
Explosive rift: US excludes Israel from Iran peace talks
Israeli officials say US has sidelined Israel from Iran talks, withholding updates as Trump administration negotiates directly with Tehran; Israel relies on foreign diplomats and surveillance
News Agencies
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05.23.26
AIPAC faces political crisis as US midterm battles intensify and support for Israel frays
AIPAC faces a mounting crisis ahead of US midterms as it pours record sums into costly primaries to defeat critics, while bipartisan support for Israel erodes, Democrats reject donations and both parties see rising anti-Israel sentiment pressure
Tzippy Shmilovitz, New York
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05.23.26
Iran rebuilds military industrial base faster than US expected, report says
US intelligence assessments suggest Tehran is restoring strike drone and defense industry capabilities within months, despite American and Israeli claims that strikes set Tehran back for years
ynet
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05.21.26
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