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Disruption to fertiliser supplies caused by the war in Iran could threaten up to ten billion meals a week, according to Yara's chief executive. He warned that rising costs and reduced crop yields may spark a global bidding war for food, hitting poorer nations hardest.
Plans to expand production of advanced missile systems face funding hurdles and depleted stockpiles from ongoing conflicts. Lawmakers remain divided, and contractors are waiting for firm budget approval before ramping up output.
Police and soldiers fired at a stolen vehicle after its driver broke through a checkpoint and headed toward Judea and Samaria. The suspect was wounded and an investigation is underway.
Israel is fast-tracking its 'Iron Beam' laser defense system to the United Arab Emirates amid rising drone threats from Iran. The surge in attacks has depleted interceptor stockpiles and increased pressure on traditional missile defense systems.
Israel reportedly sent its Iron Beam laser defense system and other military assets to the United Arab Emirates during recent fighting with Iran. The deployment included surveillance equipment, the Iron Dome system, and Israeli troops.
Israeli forces captured Bint Jbeil through coordinated deception and targeted ground operations. The move isolated the town and disrupted militant supply routes, shifting control of a longtime stronghold.
The Senate unanimously approved a ban on prediction market participation for its members and staff after concerns over insider trading tied to military actions. Lawmakers cited ethical and national security risks and called for expanding the prohibition across the federal government.
A man arrested over the stabbing of two Jewish men in north London had previously been referred to the government's Prevent programme. Police said the earlier case was closed in 2020, and the suspect remains in custody.
Lawmakers ended the 76-day shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security after a bitter immigration dispute. Iran signaled continued defiance in the Persian Gulf, and Maine's governor exited a key Senate race.
Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon killed nine people despite a ceasefire now in its second week. Hezbollah said it launched retaliatory attacks as tensions continue to rise.
A leader of Iran's Jewish community pledged allegiance to Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei at a rally in Tehran. The community has also issued strong criticism of Israel following recent military strikes.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the Navy successfully intercepted the latest Gaza flotilla, preventing any ships from reaching Israeli waters. He stated that all vessels were turned back and would return to their countries of origin.
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