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Most Israelis oppose a ceasefire with Iran, according to polls.

The war followed a US military buildup in the region, the largest since the 2003 invasion of Iraq.

Iraq's presidency is allocated to a Kurdish politician under a power-sharing system established after 2003.

Planet Labs expects the restriction to last until the fighting stops.

The decision has limited how journalists, humanitarian groups, and analysts can use satellite images to assess the impact of the conflict.

RAF Fairford hosts a small permanent US Air Force support presence led by the 420th Air Base Squadron, part of the 501st Combat Support Wing.

The Pentagon did not immediately respond to questions about the use of British bases when contacted on Saturday.

The B-1B Lancer is a long-range US Air Force bomber introduced in the 1980s, capable of flying faster than sound and carrying up to about 75,000 pounds of ordnance.

The decision gives US forces a staging point in Europe for long-range bomber operations against Iranian missile sites.

The defensive operations are aimed at preventing Iran from firing more missiles across the region.

Both RAF Fairford and Diego Garcia have been used by the US in the past to conduct long-range heavy bombing missions.

Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey said the UK must not be complicit in illegal military action and demanded MPs be given a say.

The UK and US are staunch allies.

Iran striking British interests led to the change in decision.

Trump suggested Sir Keir Starmer was worried about the legality of the decision.

US President Donald Trump said the delay in accepting the US request probably never happened between the countries before.

The move is in accordance with international law, and the UK government published a summary of its legal advice.

The basis of the decision to accept the US request is collective self-defense of allies and protecting British lives.

Hundreds of people gathered near RAF Fairford to watch American warplanes, with some complaints about noise and traffic.

Foreign Secretary David Lammy suggested RAF jets could legally strike Iranian missile sites used to attack British interests.

Emirates suspended and then resumed flights to and from Dubai after reported blasts.

Around 6,500 Britons have returned from the United Arab Emirates since the conflict began.

A second Government charter flight carrying UK citizens from Oman arrived in Britain overnight, landing at Gatwick Airport at 12:30am on Saturday.

The UK's position shifted after an Iranian drone targeted a British airbase on Cyprus on 1st March.

Green Party leader Zack Polanski argued that Starmer's attempt to play both sides has failed, dragging the UK into the war and damaging its reputation.

Yvette Cooper rejected criticism from former Labour leader Tony Blair about UK support for the US from day one.

Yvette Cooper highlighted intelligence and military cooperation between the US and UK, emphasizing practical decision-making.

Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper stated the Government would act in a 'calm, cool-headed' way in response to Donald Trump's criticism.

Iranian state media shows images of wreckage parts of one of the US's most advanced planes.

A US A-10 Warthog aircraft was shot and damaged.

Iran's governor denied reports that the second American crew member had been found and arrested.

An Iranian politician said Ukraine is a 'legitimate and lawful target' after Ukraine offered drone support to the US.

The United States Embassy in Albania warned that Iran-linked groups could target Americans and US-affiliated entities in Albania.

Witnesses told the BBC that they had seen children, including some armed, in security roles in Tehran and other cities.

Australia intends to provide advanced medium-range Air-to-Air missiles to the United Arab Emirates.

Australia will deploy an E-7A Wedgetail to the Gulf for an initial four weeks to help protect Australians and other civilians, providing long-range reconnaissance capability.

The Pentagon is preparing for limited ground operations in Iran, potentially including raids on Kharg Island and coastal sites near the Strait of Hormuz.

The closure has left Easter ceremonies in uncertainty and disappointed the faithful.

Biblical scholars warn against interpreting such events as literal fulfillments of apocalyptic imagery.

The closure has sparked online speculation about biblical prophecies and the Antichrist.

Holy Week typically sees the Old City teeming with thousands of pilgrims, with up to 10,000 people gathering on Holy Saturday alone.

There were no casualties and no significant damage at the holy sites.

Photographs circulated by police show fragments on rooftops near the church and cordoned-off areas in the Al-Aqsa compound.

A local Catholic high school, empty of students, was hit by debris from an Iranian missile interception.

The Latin Patriarchate has canceled a procession on Sunday commemorating Jesus' triumphant entry into Jerusalem (Palm Sunday).

The massive priestly blessing for Passover will take place with just 50 worshippers, the maximum allowed under wartime safety guidelines.

Missile debris hit a road leading to the Western Wall.

Metal shutters are drawn on nearly all stores in the Old City, and stone alleyways are deserted.

Foreign ministers from Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Turkey are expected to attend the peace meeting in Islamabad, but no one will represent Iran or the U.S. on-site.

The deployment discussions occur amid continued tensions affecting maritime security in the region.