News and Analysis 9/13/26

“[O]ne person [was] killed and four wounded, Iranian state media said, a day before Tehran seeks to brief regional countries on its contested efforts to manage shipping traffic there”:

The accusation that the attack on the Saudi pipeline came from militias in Iraq heralds a cross-current of suspicion and denials:

Israeli war crimes continue:

Director Mohsen Gharaei describes “the story as a warning about the point at which the safety of the home can become captivity and mirror a wider structure of oppression”:

“Adam Abdullah was legally working in the U.S. when he was detained as part of “Operation Metro Surge” in the Twin Cities. His biggest criminal offense is a parking ticket”:

“Marziyeh ‘Sevda’ Ebrahimi Shamsabadi, 33, was reportedly sentenced to death in Bandar Abbas on charges including insulting Iran’s supreme leader and cooperating with hostile foreign governments”:

“Result marks an all-time high for Palestinians and an all-time low for Israelis since 2001”:

Thousands of families, “in numbers leaping by the day, are now displaced as the Arab world’s poorest country faces a potential return to a devastating civil war”:

Middle East Forum defended “including individuals’ names, social media accounts and tax information, as well as details on mosques, schools, businesses and other organizations, … saying … that other groups maintain similar databases”:


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