Hezbollah operatives fired rockets at Israeli troops in southern Lebanon without causing injuries. The Israeli military responded by striking the launch sites, killing at least one operative and destroying weapons stored in a civilian structure.

Two former Chinese defense ministers have been sentenced to death with a two-year reprieve for corruption. The punishment comes amid a broader military anti-corruption campaign led by President Xi Jinping.

An Israeli reservist who served for months in Gaza has won 15 million shekels in the national lottery. He plans to establish a nonprofit and says he will return to reserve duty while deciding how to use the prize.

Kurdish leaders in northern Iraq are seeking greater influence in Baghdad under Prime Minister Ali al Zaidi. Internal divisions and ongoing Iranian attacks complicate their efforts to secure ministries and long term stability.

Global protests are planned as Iran's internet blackout nears 70 days, isolating much of the population. Critics say the restrictions have fueled repression and deepened the country's economic crisis while officials remain online.

Israel killed a senior Hezbollah commander as part of an intensified campaign against the group. Despite heavy losses, Hezbollah continues to adapt tactically, raising doubts about whether the strikes will produce lasting change.

Major Gaurav Arya analyses the shifting diplomacy around the United States and Iran crisis. The episode highlights Pakistan's fading role, Oman's rise as a mediator, and China's growing strategic involvement in the Middle East.

A judge has ordered Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to provide his complete medical file in a defamation case concerning claims about his health. The records must include the original document detailing the date of his prostate cancer diagnosis and be certified by his personal physician.

Israel's military is investigating a soldier accused of desecrating a Virgin Mary statue in southern Lebanon. The incident has drawn condemnation from church officials and comes amid ongoing fighting despite a ceasefire.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said a slain Hezbollah commander believed he had immunity in Beirut, warning that no enemy is beyond Israel’s reach. His comments come amid a ceasefire and ahead of national elections.

Justice Minister Yariv Levin warned he would stop appointing Supreme Court justices if his conservative nominees are not approved. With four seats already vacant and more retirements ahead, he said the court could gradually 'disappear' without a compromise.

Gas prices have surged nationwide, with some regions paying more than seven dollars a gallon. Lower-income drivers are cutting back as global supply disruptions and regional factors keep costs high.