Middle East • Page 58 of 296 • The Defense Post

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27 December

Breaking the Chains of History: Crafting a Fresh Approach to Middle East Peace

The UN Trusteeship System used during the decolonization era of the 1950s and 60s could be used as a mechanism to resolve the future of Gaza and a potential Palestinian state alongside Israel.

27 December

Armoured vehicles and 155 mm self-propelled howitzers deployed in the Upper Galilee in northern Israel on the border with Lebanon on July 27, 2020

Staff Writer With AFP

Nine Israeli Soldiers Wounded in Hezbollah Strike: Army

Israel's military said an anti-tank missile fired by Lebanon's Hezbollah group wounded nine soldiers as they rescued a civilian who was injured in another cross-border strike.

26 December

Joe Saballa

US to Provide Military Training to Saudi Arabia Under $1B Deal

The US has approved Saudi Arabia’s request to provide its air force with military training to address current and future threats.

26 December

Staff Writer With AFP

Israel ‘Intensifying’ Gaza Fighting as Hamas Says Strikes Kill Dozens

Israel said it was "intensifying the fighting" against Hamas in Gaza, where relentless strikes exacerbated the dire conditions for civilians.

26 December

Staff Writer With AFP

New Drone Attack Against US Troops in Iraq, Injuries Reported

A new drone attack targeted a military base in northern Iraq used by US and anti-jihadist coalition forces.

22 December

Joe Saballa

Pentagon Taps Israel’s StemRad for Gamma Radiation Shield

The US Department of Defense has awarded a $4.5-million contract to StemRad to produce gamma radiation shields for American troops.

22 December

Joe Saballa

Iranian Hackers Targeting Defense Firms Using New Malware: Microsoft

An Iranian cyber-espionage group has been targeting thousands of defense companies using recently discovered backdoor malware.

22 December

Staff Writer With AFP

Tensions Rise Between Sudan Army and United Arab Emirates

For months, Sudan's army kept silent amid alleged Emirati interference in the country's civil war, but its anger has finally boiled over, leading to harsh exchanges between Khartoum and Abu Dhabi.

21 December