Israeli settlers allegedly set fire to farmland near al-Mughayyir in the central West Bank. Palestinian media reports that Israeli forces blocked residents and emergency crews from reaching the scene.

The United States has extended a sanctions waiver allowing limited purchases of Russian seaborne oil to help energy-vulnerable countries affected by the Iran war. The move aims to stabilize global oil markets but has drawn criticism from lawmakers.

The Israel Defense Forces called on residents in southern Lebanon's Tyre region to evacuate ahead of expected operations against Hezbollah targets. The warning follows what Israel described as a ceasefire violation.

Irish President Catherine Connolly expressed pride in her sister after she was arrested aboard a Gaza-bound aid flotilla. The detention of several Irish citizens could further strain relations between Ireland and Israel.

Donald Trump said Gulf leaders asked him to delay a potential strike on Iran, saying a deal is close. He described the pause as positive but said the situation remains uncertain.

A large explosion near Beit Shemesh has raised questions about possible damage to Israel's Arrow air defence facilities. Officials described the incident as a pre-planned test, but speculation continues.

Thomas Massie faces a Trump backed primary challenger after breaking with the president on spending and foreign policy. The closely watched Kentucky race will test the limits of Trump’s influence within the Republican Party.

A new report found that Democratic speakers made up the vast majority of commencement addresses at top ranked universities this year. Republican speakers were outnumbered by more than six to one, according to the analysis.

Inclusive nationalist parties triumphed in Scotland and Wales, promoting immigration and civic identity over ethnic exclusion. Their victories highlight an alternative model of nationalism that could influence politics beyond Britain.

A total of 6,600 Palestinian pilgrims have arrived in Saudi Arabia to perform Hajj in Makkah. The pilgrims traveled through Jordan and Egypt, joining thousands of others from different countries for the annual pilgrimage.

Britain faces growing calls to repatriate women and children linked to Daesh who remain in Syrian detention camps. While other Western countries have brought citizens home for prosecution or support, the British government continues to resist amid security concerns and political pressure.

President Donald Trump said he is delaying a planned military strike on Iran as serious negotiations continue. He warned that the United States military remains ready to launch a full assault if no deal is reached.