Marco Rubio says Iran will need to drop nuclear enrichment to achieve a deal with the U.S.
The U.S. is seeking to prevent Iran from developing a nuclear bomb and President Trump has threatened to use military force if Iran doesn't end its nuclear program.
Gaza church remembers Pope Francis as its 'shield'
Francis, who died Monday at 88, made near-nightly calls to the Holy Family Church in Gaza throughout the war as he called for an end to Israel's offensive in the enclave.
Israeli investigation into killing of 15 Palestinian aid workers reveals 'professional failures'
The IDF fatally shot 15 emergency workers in Gaza, including paramedics, civil defense staff members and a U.N. employee.
A moment of joy for a boy who lost both arms in an Israeli airstrike
Mahmoud Ajjour became the face of Palestinian children’s suffering when a photo of him won the World Press award. NBC News speaks with the boy and his mother about his recovery.
Israeli strikes on Gaza kill more than 90 people in 48 hours, Palestinians say
Israel has vowed to intensify attacks across Gaza and occupy large “security zones” in the strip.
Congress members pay an unofficial visit to Syria as U.S. mulls sanctions relief
Rep. Marlin Stutzman of Indiana and Rep. Cory Mills of Florida are the first U.S. lawmakers to visit the country under its new government.
Portrait of Palestinian boy who lost both arms in Israeli strike named press photo of the year
The haunting picture of 9-year-old Mahmoud Ajjour was taken by Palestinian photographer Samar Abu Elouf.
Iran parades missiles through the streets in a show of force as nuclear talks ramp up
The Islamic Republic displayed its military might, parading thousands of troops through the streets of the capital, Tehran, along with military hardware.
U.S. strike on a fuel port in Yemen kills at least 58, Houthi media says
Houthi-run Al Masirah TV said the strike was one of the deadliest since the U.S. began its attacks on the Iran-backed militants in Yemen.
Israeli strikes hit dozens of targets in Gaza as ceasefire efforts stall
Egyptian mediators have been trying to revive the January ceasefire deal, which broke down when Israel resumed airstrikes and sent ground troops back into Gaza.
Aid groups describe dire conditions in Gaza as Israel says there is no shortage of aid
“In terms of humanitarian supplies ... to say dwindling would be putting it nicely,” Liz Allcock of Medical Aid for Palestinians, who is in Gaza, told NBC News.
