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Shoshana Strock, daughter of National Missions Minister Orit Strock, was found dead in her home in northern Israel. Police are investigating her death after months in which she publicly accused her parents of abuse.
A court has ordered the seizure of property linked to Ekaterina Barrett as creditors pursue millions in alleged unpaid debts. Barrett denies wrongdoing, while former associates continue efforts to recover their money.
President Donald Trump called on allied nations to send warships to help secure the Strait of Hormuz after Iran restricted shipping. Several countries responded cautiously as tensions over global oil supplies intensified.
Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar denied reports of imminent talks with Lebanon, saying Beirut must first curb Hezbollah attacks. He also rejected claims that Israel is running low on missile interceptors.
Smart Shooter has debuted on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange with technology that brings advanced fire control precision to infantry weapons. The company saw rising demand during the recent war and is now expanding into global markets with growing revenues and a strong order backlog.
Israeli forces struck an unmanned aerial vehicle launch site in western Iran, killing operatives as they fled a targeted hangar. The military said the attack was enabled by earlier strikes that secured aerial superiority over the area.
Or Shaku is the only woman on her infrastructure team, repairing critical fiber networks across Israel. She works through emergencies to keep hospitals, security services and families connected.
A judge has barred questions about Elon Musk’s alleged ketamine use in his trial against OpenAI, calling the topic irrelevant. The case will center on Musk’s claim that he was misled about the company’s nonprofit mission and his demand for massive damages.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Ukraine is ready for new peace talks but is waiting for the United States and Russia to agree on details. He also warned that the Middle East conflict could strain Ukraine’s air defenses and highlighted ongoing defense cooperation discussions with Washington.
Israeli forces killed a Palestinian couple and two of their children during a military operation in the occupied West Bank. Authorities say the vehicle accelerated toward troops, while Palestinian officials report the family was shot while travelling in their car.
Ministers have signalled they could halt a planned fuel duty rise if Middle East tensions continue to drive up oil prices. The Government is also working with allies to secure shipping routes and considering further support for households facing higher energy costs.
Israel said it will not hold direct talks with Lebanon and urged Beirut to curb Hezbollah attacks. The foreign minister also reaffirmed coordination with the United States in continuing the war with Iran.
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