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Blaise Metreweli, the first female MI6 chief, has a family history linked to a Nazi spy chief. Her grandfather, Constantine Dobrowolski, defected from the Red Army to become a chief informant for Germany in Ukraine during World War II.
The trailer for 'Guns & Moses' has ignited discussions about antisemitism in the U.S. The film follows a rabbi seeking vengeance against neo-Nazis.

June 26, 2025
White House press secretary says Trump wants peace in the Middle East but is prepared to use strength if needed. US and Israel are monitoring Iran's programs and ready to resume strikes if necessary.
Iran has executed individuals accused of spying for Israel and arrested hundreds of suspects on espionage charges. Human rights groups fear more executions may follow as authorities crack down on alleged collaboration with foreign intelligence agencies. The government has also targeted journalists working for Persian-language media outlets abroad, including detaining family members to pressure them into resigning.
U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran's nuclear program have caused extensive damage to key sites, raising questions about the state of Iran's enriched uranium stockpile and centrifuges. The assessment of the damage is ongoing, with conflicting reports on the impact of the attacks.
During the Iran-Israel conflict, a tech expert suggests that Iranian missiles were hacked mid-flight, potentially leading to missiles landing off course. The hack involved spoofing GNSS data to trick the missiles into following false flight paths.

June 26, 2025
Argentina will hold a trial in absentia for 10 suspects linked to the deadly 1994 bombing of a Jewish center in Buenos Aires. The attack, which killed 85 people, has long been suspected to be the work of Hezbollah at the request of Iran.

June 26, 2025
Ofra Keidar was laid to rest after being killed by terrorists during a morning walk near her home. Her family expressed gratitude for the recovery of her body and called for the return of remaining hostages.
Superintelligent AI is set to revolutionize the digital economy, and Saudi Arabia is taking proactive steps to lead in this technological shift.
The State Department has approved $30 million in funding for the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, which has been delivering aid in war-torn Gaza. The foundation, led by Johnnie Moore, has faced opposition from some U.S. officials over concerns about violence near aid distribution sites.
The US has provided direct funding to the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, urging other countries to support the initiative. The foundation's operations have been marred by deaths and concerns over neutrality.

June 26, 2025
Netanyahu praised firefighters for their hard work during Operation Rising Lion, expressing gratitude for their bravery and dedication. The National Fire and Rescue Authority Commissioner emphasized the importance of courage and humility in providing essential services to the citizens of Israel.