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Britain, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands and Japan have backed efforts to secure the Strait of Hormuz amid escalating attacks on shipping. The countries condemned Iran’s actions and warned of serious risks to global energy supplies and international security.
United States officials say allies should be thankful for action against Iran despite soaring gas prices. Economic experts warn the conflict could deepen the energy crisis and push up interest rates in the United Kingdom.
Israel has dismantled most layers of Iran's air defense network across two major campaigns, destroying the vast majority of its long range missile systems and radars. Despite missile launches and drone losses, no Israeli crewed aircraft have been shot down.
A report alleges that Rama Duwaji shared social media posts years ago praising Palestinian militants and criticizing Israel and the United States. The claims add to ongoing controversies surrounding her online activity and associations.
Unidentified drones were spotted near a Washington military base housing senior officials as tensions with Iran rise. Authorities say there is no credible threat but are investigating amid heightened security nationwide.
Nearly 200 Jewish leaders joined a virtual event to strengthen global ties amid rising antisemitism. The initiative focused on dialogue, collaboration and building resilience across communities worldwide.
Slovenia's prime minister has urged the European Union to investigate alleged election interference linked to secretly recorded videos released before the parliamentary vote. An Israeli intelligence firm is accused of involvement, while the opposition denies any ties.
The World Trade Organization warns that the Middle East war could sharply slow global trade growth this year. Rising energy prices may increase risks to food security and add cost pressures for consumers and businesses.
Two Iranian men have been charged in London with spying on Jewish sites, including a synagogue, on behalf of Tehran. Prosecutors say they conducted surveillance of locations linked to the Israeli and Jewish community.
The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange ended slightly higher, led by gains in Tower and Shapir, while Elbit Systems fell on profit taking. The shekel strengthened against both the dollar and the euro.
An Iranian strike forced a United States stealth fighter jet to make an emergency landing, escalating tensions in the widening war. Regional attacks on energy infrastructure have driven oil prices higher and intensified global concern.
Federal Bureau of Investigation Director Kash Patel said agents who worked on the Mar-a-Lago documents investigation were fired for ethics violations. The dismissals are being questioned by lawmakers and the agents' professional association.
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