The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has stressed the importance of 'trust but verify' in Iran's nuclear negotiations, calling for the IAEA to make the terms of any agreement 'credible' and 'verifiable'. The U.S. and Iran are set to hold a third round of discussions on Saturday, focusing on the technical aspects of Iran's nuclear program and political negotiations.

The Home Secretary and the Prime Minister vow to combat antisemitism and protect the Jewish community in the UK as they commemorate the 80th anniversary of the end of the Holocaust.

Israel's representation at Pope Francis' funeral will be at the lowest level, reflecting strained relations with the Vatican due to the war in Gaza.

Netanyahu's motorcade was delayed at the Holocaust Memorial Day opening ceremony due to a suspected unidentified drone. He stated that Israel will not stop until Hamas is destroyed and also mentioned the Iranian threat.

Anti-Israel encampment returns to Yale campus to protest Israeli National Security Minister's visit, causing frustration among Jewish students.

The Cannes film festival will honor Gaza photojournalist Fatima Hassouna, who was killed in an Israeli airstrike, by screening a documentary about her work.

US Senator Dick Durbin of Illinois will not seek reelection, ending his long career in Congress and prompting a search for his replacement.

Investors are flocking to gold as a safe haven amidst economic uncertainty and global conflict, according to Levi Gunter, the Growth Manager at One Gold by APMEX. Gunter highlights trade war uncertainty, gold's resilience, and central bank demand as key drivers. His insights into market dynamics, the contrasting performances of gold and silver, and the influence of geopolitical events offer valuable information for investors seeking to navigate these turbulent times.

Rep. Ayanna Pressley, a member of the progressive 'Squad,' argues that the Trump administration could soon jail people in the U.S. for non-criminal reasons, regardless of their legal status. Pressley made the comments after visiting detained college students accused of espousing pro-Hamas beliefs. She alleged that the students are being subjected to torture and denied basic essentials. The Department of Homeland Security has called the allegations false.

The Cannes film festival will honor slain Gaza photojournalist Fatima Hassouna by screening a documentary about her work at the event next month.

Spain's leftist government faces backlash for not canceling contract to buy bullets from Israeli firm, putting coalition in jeopardy.

The IDF is considering various actions in Gaza, including intensifying strikes and limiting aid to pressure civilians.