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The Green Party has suspended activist Tony Greenstein over a documented history of antisemitism and terrorism-related charges. The move comes amid broader allegations that other party candidates have shared antisemitic or extremist content online.
An embedded reporter detailed Israeli military operations deep inside southern Lebanon, where troops were told any threatening figure is considered a terrorist. The mission aims to clear villages and prevent attacks on northern Israeli communities.
Donniel Hartman and Yossi Klein Halevi reflect on the meaning and future of Zionism during the period between Yom HaShoah and Yom HaAtzmaut. They explore whether the term can remain a source of empowerment and inspiration for Jews worldwide.
Iran has not decided whether to join new talks with the United States, according to state media. Officials cited ongoing maritime restrictions and what they described as unrealistic demands as obstacles to progress.
Female soldiers were required to wear long pants during a Jerusalem Marathon run in extreme heat while male soldiers wore shorts. The incident has fueled criticism over alleged religious coercion and unequal treatment in the military.
Aer Lingus has cut a number of summer flights, citing mandatory aircraft maintenance and affecting about 2 percent of its schedule. The move comes as airlines across Europe face rising fuel costs and supply concerns.
Israel says it will use full force against threats in southern Lebanon despite a ten-day truce with Hezbollah. Demolitions and military operations continue as displaced residents weigh returning home and diplomatic efforts intensify.
Eight children were killed in a domestic violence shooting inside a Louisiana home. The suspected gunman fled, hijacked a vehicle and was fatally shot by police during a chase.
An Iranian national was arrested at Los Angeles International Airport on charges of brokering illegal weapons sales to Sudan on behalf of Iran. Prosecutors say the deals included drones, bombs, and millions of rounds of ammunition in violation of United States sanctions laws.
The Strokes used their Coachella set to protest the wars in Gaza and Iran, projecting footage of strikes and criticizing United States foreign policy. The performance drew mixed reactions online but did not appear to unsettle festival organizers.
Israel has released a map showing its forces positioned up to 10 kilometers inside southern Lebanon following a ceasefire with Hezbollah. The deployment places dozens of villages under Israeli control as part of a planned buffer zone.
British counterterrorism police are investigating a series of arson attacks targeting Jewish sites in northwest London. Authorities are examining possible links to an Islamic group with suspected ties to Iran amid rising concerns about antisemitic violence.
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