A convicted sex offender has been indicted for repeatedly violating a court-ordered supervision regime. Prosecutors are seeking his continued detention, citing ongoing danger to the public and repeated breaches of strict restrictions.

Iran faces a week-long internet blackout as military tensions rise and the United States relocates troops from Qatar. A well-known protest figure has avoided execution, highlighting ongoing unrest.

Mohamed Salah's AFCON dream ended as Egypt lost to Senegal, who will face Morocco in the final. Real Madrid and Chelsea's new coaches faced tough debuts, and controversy grows over a police error affecting Israeli football fans.

Britain's largest teaching union chief has vowed not to repeat his controversial 'globalise the intifada' remark after a Jewish MP's school visit was cancelled. Daniel Kebede says the union did not support the cancellation and that such language will not be used again. The incident has sparked debate over anti-Semitism and political access to schools.

Iran's nationwide protests have quieted after a harsh crackdown, with officials saying executions are not imminent. Uncertainty over possible US action has eased, prompting a fall in oil prices and calls for regional stability.

Opposition leaders accuse Prime Minister Netanyahu of betraying soldiers by appointing Yisrael Eichler as Deputy Communications Minister to help pass a draft exemption law. Critics call the move a political bribe, while supporters say it will advance key government policies.

Rights groups warn that Israel's emergency detention measures for Gaza detainees risk becoming permanent, despite a sharp decline in arrests. They argue the rules violate basic rights and are no longer justified, urging the court to end the emergency framework.

President Trump has reiterated his desire for the United States to acquire Greenland, sparking strong opposition from Denmark and Greenland. The dispute has led to increased military activity in the region and heightened diplomatic tensions.

Senator Lindsey Graham urges the United States to take strong action against those responsible for killing protesters in Iran. He and President Trump have both expressed support for Iranian dissidents and called for measures to stop the violence.

A 4.2-magnitude earthquake was recorded near Dimona in southern Israel, causing alerts but no injuries or major damage. The event has renewed concerns about the country's preparedness for a larger quake.

The Orlando Magic and Memphis Grizzlies will play the first-ever regular-season National Basketball Association game in Germany, highlighting the league's growing international presence. The matchup features German stars, recent trades, and local celebrations in Berlin.

Israel and Iran reportedly pledged via Russia not to attack each other preemptively before recent protests in Iran. Tensions remain high as unrest in Iran continues and Israel focuses on Hezbollah in Lebanon. Officials say Iran prefers to avoid direct involvement in the Israel-Hezbollah conflict.