Palestinian media identifies the suspects as Mohammad Taha and Muthanna Amro, with Amro being a student at Birzeit University. The IDF has reportedly arrested Amro's father.

The UN, at 80, grapples with funding cuts, anti-UN sentiments, and conflicts in Gaza and Ukraine. The US threatens to reduce contributions, while the focus remains on Palestine and the organization's relevance in today's world.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez intensified criticism of Israel's offensive in Gaza, announcing measures to pressure Israel to address the humanitarian crisis. Israel responded by banning two left-wing Spanish ministers from entering the country.

President Trump's ultimatum to Hamas and Israel's impending ground assault on Gaza City have raised tensions in the region, leaving Palestinian residents in a difficult position. The situation remains uncertain as negotiations continue amidst the threat of military action.

The article discusses the impact of reckless decisions made by leaders in the Middle East and the consequences of advisers not speaking up against dangerous choices. It highlights the importance of wise leadership and the role of advisers in preventing disastrous outcomes.

Spain and Israel are at odds over measures announced by Spanish leader Pedro Sanchez to stop the 'genocide in Gaza', leading to accusations of antisemitism from Israel and entry bans on Spanish ministers.

The deadly shooting attack in East Jerusalem has prompted strong condemnation from the international community, with calls for an end to violence and renewed efforts towards peace in the region.

Celebrities like Olivia Colman and Javier Bardem join over 1,300 filmmakers in boycotting Israeli film companies due to their alleged involvement in genocide and apartheid in Gaza.

Israeli pilots have led missions eliminating top leaders of the militant group in Gaza, including Abu Obaida and Mohammed Deif. They highlight the unpredictability of operations and the crucial role of intelligence.

A man was caught on CCTV smearing faeces on two synagogues and a passageway in Golders Green, north London. The Metropolitan Police are investigating the attacks as religiously motivated criminal damage.

Minister Ben-Gvir condemned a Supreme Court decision to ease detainee conditions, linking it to increased terror after a deadly attack in Jerusalem. He praised armed civilians and security forces for their swift response and called for continued vigilance.

A deadly shooting on a Jerusalem bus has left five dead and several injured, with attackers reportedly from the West Bank. The incident unfolded amid heightened tensions in the region.