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UN peacekeepers said they were fired upon "likely by non-state armed groups" in south Lebanon on Sunday, while a Hamas source said an Israeli strike killed an official from the Palestinian militant group. Israel said no direct talks were planned with Lebanon to end the latest war with militant group Hezbollah. which has been raging for two weeks. The statement came a day after a Lebanese official said Beirut was preparing a delegation to negotiate with Israel.

Pakistan says it struck militant hideouts in Afghanistan as cross-border fighting intensified and both sides traded blame

Energy Secretary Says ‘No Guarantees’ Oil Prices Will Fall Soon  The New York Times

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British fighter jets to support regional allies in Middle East The UK Ministry of Defence confirmed that it had deployed fighter jets to support regional allies across the Middle East.  An update on UK operations in the Middle East, 15 March 2026. pic.twitter.com/LG7zBKQGwL — Ministry of Defence 🇬🇧 (@DefenceHQ) March 15, 2026

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Kinzinger: Trump’s ‘biggest mistake’ in Iran war is ‘not preparing the American people for it’  CNN

Strike in Nuseirat comes following reports of Palestinians killed Friday and Saturday in the Strip; IDF says it killed 20 Gaza terror operatives over past week The post Israeli strike reportedly kills four in central Gaza; no immediate comment from IDF appeared first on The Times of Israel.

Zahra Ghanbari is fifth football player to withdraw her request after seven squad members sought asylum in Australia.

Pope escalates call for ceasefire in Iran by addressing those responsible for the war  National Catholic Reporter

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Trump wants other countries to help reopen the Strait of Hormuz. That might not be so easy.  NBC News

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The captain of the Iranian women's football team which played in the Asian Cup in Australia has withdrawn her bid for asylum, state media said Sunday, making her the fifth member of the delegation to change her mind. Zahra Ghanbari will head from Australia to Malaysia and from there fly back to Iran, the IRNA news agency said. Three players and one backroom staff member had already in previous days withdrawn their bids for asylum and travelled to Malaysia.

The Islamic Republic, which frequently accuses people of spying without evidence, has reportedly arrested hundreds of alleged collaborators in recent days The post Iran said to arrest 20 people for allegedly cooperating with Israel appeared first on The Times of Israel.

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Türkiye and the War on Iran: Navigating a Delicate Balance  Middle East Council on Global Affairs

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