The Rafah Crossing will not open today, according to an Israeli security official. Preparations for its reopening are ongoing, and humanitarian aid continues to enter Gaza through other crossings.

Greta Thunberg claims she was subjected to 'torture' and degrading treatment while in Israeli custody after participating in a flotilla to Gaza. She describes harsh conditions, abuse, and intimidation by guards. Israeli officials deny any mistreatment.

Israeli forces fired on individuals who crossed the ceasefire line in Gaza's Shejaiya, reportedly killing two. The military described the act as a response to a violation of the agreement.

A man who set fire to the home of Pennsylvania's Jewish governor has been sentenced to up to 50 years in prison after a plea deal. The governor supported the agreement as a fair outcome.

The father of freed hostage Yosef Chaim Ohana has shared details of severe abuse his son endured in captivity. He described how seven men were held in a pit and tortured, and spoke of the strength and faith that helped them survive.

Norway manager Stale Solbakken criticised Oscar Bobb's performance after a draw with New Zealand, calling it his weakest for the national team. Bobb accepted the assessment, but remains central to Norway's World Cup hopes. Norway are close to qualifying for their first World Cup since 1998.

A new poll suggests Reform UK could win a record majority in the next General Election, with major parties losing ground. The election is still three years away, so the situation may change.

A roundup of recent apartment and house sales in cities across Israel reveals a wide range of property types and prices. Deals were reported in Jerusalem, Ramat Hasharon, Rishon Lezion, Shoham, Kiryat Motzkin, and Ashkelon. All transactions were listed by the Israel Tax Authority.

An Israeli couple kidnapped at the Nova music festival in 2023 have been reunited after nearly two years apart. Both were held captive in Gaza and released in separate operations. They now look forward to beginning their recovery together.

The government shutdown has reached its third week, causing widespread disruptions and targeted funding cuts. President Trump is using the impasse to shrink government and punish political opponents, while Congress remains at a standstill.

Antisemitic threats and calls for violence have surged nationwide, with protesters openly endorsing the October 7 massacre. The article warns these actions pose a grave threat to both the Jewish community and broader society.

Saudi Arabia will launch a national scrap metal company to boost its steel sector and cut import reliance. The move is part of a larger industrial strategy with nearly $16 billion in investment opportunities. Industry leaders are meeting in Riyadh to discuss innovation and sustainability in steel production.