Hamas is looking to restart indirect talks with Israel to progress the Gaza ceasefire, despite recent tensions over the killing of a senior Hamas leader. Negotiations may be held soon in Egypt or Qatar.

Vice President JD Vance claims lowering immigration is the best way to reduce antisemitism in the United States, sparking debate within the Republican Party. He argues that demographic changes, not ideology or age, drive rising antisemitic sentiment. Vance's comments come amid broader Republican efforts to address antisemitism and restrict immigration.

A New York Young Republican Club gala sparked controversy for hosting white supremacists and far-right figures, intensifying debates over antisemitism in conservative politics. The event drew protests, political backlash, and renewed calls to confront extremism within the party.

Senator Lindsey Graham accused Australia's leadership of endangering its Jewish community after a deadly Hanukkah attack in Sydney. He criticized political decisions and called for stronger action against extremist threats.

Lebanese President Joseph Aoun is the only Arab leader to sharply condemn the Bondi Beach attack in Sydney. He called for global action against terrorism and reaffirmed Lebanon's stance against extremism.

The Israeli military has notified residents of the Nur Shams refugee camp in the West Bank about plans to demolish several buildings. Officials say the demolitions are for operational reasons and follow similar actions in other camps this year.

A woman denies murdering her husband, insisting his death was accidental, as her trial continues in Greater Manchester. Forensic experts disagree on whether the fatal wound was accidental or the result of an attack. The jury heard she repeatedly questioned police about being a suspect, which she attributed to panic and shock.

Samaria leaders warn that severe congestion at the Eliyahu crossing poses immediate security risks. They urge government ministers to revise entry policies and enforcement, citing recent attacks and threats to local communities.

The Israeli military will not file criminal charges against reserve Colonel Yoav Yarom over a deadly incident in Lebanon. The decision has drawn criticism from the family of one of the victims.

The Israeli military has dropped criminal charges against a reserve officer over a deadly incident in Lebanon last year, opting for internal disciplinary action instead. The decision has drawn criticism from the family of one of the victims. New evidence and testimony influenced the reversal of the earlier plan to indict the officer.

Bedouin leaders in southern Israel demand police stop blocking entrances to their towns, calling the practice collective punishment. They argue the roadblocks harm residents and could increase tensions with neighboring communities.

The Health Ministry urges at-risk groups to wear face masks and get vaccinated as flu cases surge. Four children have died in recent weeks, and vaccination rates are rising but remain below last year's levels among seniors.