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How 50 days of war with Iran wiped out $50 billion in global oil supply
More than 500 million barrels of crude have been removed from the global market since the war began, marking the largest energy supply disruption in modern history with impacts expected to last for months or years
Reuters
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04.19.26
Iran reimposes Hormuz restrictions as ships come under fire, strait effectively closed
Gunboats fired on vessels near Oman, a container ship was struck and multiple ships turned back, as Iran warns transit would remain blocked under military control while US blockade pressure continues and ceasefire talks remain uncertain
Lior Ben Ari, News Agencies
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04.18.26
Fallen IDF officers live on in the names of their comrades' newborn children
As Israel continues to grapple with the losses of Oct. 7 and the Gaza war, several young families have chosen to name newborn sons and daughters after officers killed in battle, turning private grief into a living memorial carried into the next generation
Gal Ganot
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04.18.26
With regime still standing, Iranians fear sharpening pressure after war and crackdown
War deepens Iran's economic woes as January crackdown on mass protests casts shadow on renewed unrest; some expect pressure to grow once hostilities subside
Reuters
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04.18.26
Report: Iran secretly bought Chinese surveillance satellite before war
According to leaked Iranian military documents, IRGC used Chinese-built TEE-01B satellite to monitor US bases in Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Bahrain and Iraq before and after missile and drone attacks, received access to Beijing-linked ground station network
Ron Crissy
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04.15.26
Ceasefire declared, but not for the mind: why the psychological toll still lingers
After nights in shelters and days back at work, Noam Nov of Amitim for Rights says the mind and body don’t switch off on command — explaining why the need for support often grows precisely when the dust begins to settle
Noam Nov
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04.14.26
Iran lays out red lines in Islamabad as Vance meets Pakistan leader
Tehran reportedly tells Pakistan its red lines include Hormuz, war reparations, frozen assets and regional ceasefire; US official denies claims Washington agreed to release funds held in Qatar ahead of Islamabad talks
Reuters
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04.11.26
How Tel Aviv’s underground became Israel’s hottest wartime music scene
With venues shut and streets emptied by sirens, Tel Aviv musicians and fans move into garages, basements and shelters, creating an impromptu live scene shaped by fear, exhaustion, resilience and the stubborn pull of culture in wartime
Omer Tessel
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04.11.26
Iran’s new supreme leader badly wounded, still governing from seclusion, report says
Mojtaba Khamenei reportedly recovering from severe facial and leg injuries while taking part in high-level decisions remotely, as questions persist over his health and authority
Reuters
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04.11.26
Report: Iran retains thousands of ballistic missiles despite war
US and Israeli officials say Iran’s stockpile has been cut roughly in half but still includes thousands of ballistic missiles, raising concerns it could rebuild during the ceasefire
ynet
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04.11.26
Iran unable to fully reopen Hormuz after losing track of sea mines, report says
US officials say Tehran lacks the ability to quickly locate and clear mines it laid in the strategic waterway, complicating Trump administration demands for a broader reopening ahead of talks in Pakistan
News agencies
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04.11.26
War trauma fuels increase in broken heart syndrome cases in Israel
After a nighttime explosion shook her home, 78-year-old Ofra Reit-Barkai felt sharp chest pain and feared a heart attack; doctors later diagnosed stress-induced ‘broken heart syndrome’, a condition increasingly seen during wartime trauma
Or Hadar
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04.11.26
‘Young people say they enlisted in combat because of him’: A fallen Golani soldier’s lasting message
Nearly a year after Staff Sgt. Yam Frid was killed in Rafah on his 21st birthday, his mother is still discovering the journals he left behind, filled with reflections on purpose, action, happiness and service that his family now sees as both a portrait of who he was and a kind of final testament
Nina Fox
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04.11.26
Man accused of building explosives in alleged Iran plot to kill Bennett
Police and Shin Bet say 22-year-old Haifa resident manufactured highly sensitive explosive material and gathered intelligence on missile impacts and strategic infrastructure; three alleged accomplices arrested
Meir Turgeman, Itamar Eichner
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04.09.26
As Iran presses US for concessions, officials warn war could resume more intensely
Trump warns fighting will restart if 'real agreement' not fully implemented as Tehran keeps blocking maritime traffic through Strait of Hormuz and planned talks in Pakistan remain in doubt
ynet
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04.09.26
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