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Oct 15, 2026
The coalition reports a Houthi missile over Medina and Aramco's top floors are gutted, two ships go down in the strait, and the President says of Iran: "that's going to end very soon."
What the October 27 election is about, who leads each of the lists, and what can happen after the polls close. A guide for readers outside Israel, with no side taken.
Oct 14, 2026
A Houthi missile strikes Aramco’s headquarters complex in Dhahran, four are wounded in Riyadh by debris from intercepted missiles, Iranian officials tell Reuters the aim in Hormuz is to keep oil high until the American vote, and the President says of Iran: “We’ve had it”
Oct 13, 2026
The President says the Houthis are hitting Saudi Arabia at Iran’s behest to drive up oil prices before the elections and promises a decision on Iran “very soon,” as the Saudi coalition strikes Sanaa and the Houthis fire missiles at Riyadh and Dhahran
Oct 12, 2026
A Houthi missile kills 13 at Riyadh’s main airport, one of them an American, the President says the United States may join Saudi Arabia’s strikes, and Tehran calls Washington’s reply on Hormuz insufficient
Oct 11, 2026
In the war on Iran, the United States has a cyber advantage it has used quietly and a messaging habit it keeps funding loudly. The next phase should reverse the order.
Oct 7, 2026
In July 2023 a paper presented in the Knesset was right about Gaza and changed nothing in time. Three years later the warning concerns Israel’s alliance with the United States, and the decisions that fall between now and January.
Oct 6, 2026
City records show CAIR drafted the definition of “Islamophobia” that San Diego adopted, the Mecca pact orders forces to Saudi Arabia, and Yemen’s government says it has retaken the coast at Bab el-Mandeb
Oct 4, 2026
San Diego’s new definition of “Islamophobia” was drafted in the local office of the Council on American-Islamic Relations, a group named in a Hamas-financing case and designated a terrorist organization by two American governors. Nearly 2,000 pages of city records show how it happened.
