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June 30, 2025
Netanyahu and Sa'ar denounce violent acts by Jewish extremists against IDF soldiers in the West Bank. Defense Minister Katz to hold urgent meeting to address recent attacks.
Israel's attack on Evin Prison in Iran sparked panic among families of political prisoners and activists, who now fear intensified crackdowns and looming executions. The strikes have caused chaos and uncertainty for those imprisoned in the country.

June 30, 2025
Israeli settlers set fire to a security installation in the West Bank, while Minister Ron Dermer faces pressure in Washington over the Gaza war. Security officials aim to pause Netanyahu's trial to explore peace opportunities in the region.
The British broadcaster admits it should have pulled the livestream of the controversial performance, citing respect for freedom of expression but standing against incitement to violence.
Cato Networks secures significant investment from new and existing investors, bringing total funding to over $1 billion. Company aims to redefine enterprise security for the digital and AI era.
The euro has gained nearly 14% against the dollar this year, outperforming other currencies. European governments are pledging massive spending to boost infrastructure and defense, attracting investors away from U.S. assets.
The UK High Court ruled in favor of the government's decision to allow the export of F-35 fighter jet components to Israel, stating that suspending these licenses would have negative impacts on international security. Al-Haq's legal challenge against the UK's Department for Business and Trade was dismissed by the court.
Ayman Odeh protests his impeachment hearing, claiming it is an attempt to silence Arab Israelis and restrict freedom of expression. Odeh expresses concern over the potential consequences for Arab legislators and citizens if he is impeached.

June 30, 2025
Syrian regime shows resistance to full normalization with Israel in ongoing peace talks, preferring a more limited agreement. Al-Sharaa's inner circle expresses concerns over potential Israeli and Saudi influence.
The BBC apologized for not halting the livestream of Bob Vylan at Glastonbury as they chanted 'death to' the Israeli military. The national broadcaster stated they would review their guidelines for live events to ensure appropriate content is shown in the future.
Israel's FM reaffirmed that the Golan Heights will not be relinquished in any peace deal with Syria, emphasizing its importance to the State of Israel.
Three Israelis have been arrested for allegedly aiding Iran by carrying out missions for hostile Iranian elements. The suspects are accused of transferring grenades, conducting surveillance on shopping malls, and planning an assassination of an unidentified Israeli citizen.