World Brief

U.S. officials are hoping to link a Gaza cease-fire deal with Israel normalizing relations in the Gulf.

Despite two Republicans breaking ranks, the White House scored a major victory in the 218-214 vote.

But only if Hamas agrees to disband, which the militant group refuses to do.

Paetongtarn Shinawatra is accused of violating the constitution in a phone call with former Cambodian leader Hun Sen.

Top Israeli officials are in Washington to push for a U.S.-backed truce deal.

Decades of fighting have led to what the United Nations has called “one of the most protracted, complex, serious humanitarian crises on Earth.”

The Iranian leader downplayed Washington’s weekend assault and warned against further military action.

But Spain remains a rare holdout, angering U.S. President Donald Trump, who has painted the policy as a personal win.

After an initial tit-for-tat exchange that enraged U.S. President Donald Trump, the two sides have refrained from further strikes.

The attack was reportedly telegraphed in advance, suggesting that Tehran seeks to limit U.S. blowback.

But Tehran maintains that it won’t negotiate on its nuclear program while strikes continue.

Tehran has warned Washington that its participation would likely lead to all-out war.

The White House hasn’t ruled out direct U.S. military involvement in Israel’s war with Tehran, worrying lawmakers.

In response, Tehran has ruled out cease-fire negotiations until Israel stops its assault.

The massive barrage is in direct response to Israeli strikes on Tehran’s nuclear infrastructure.