US and Ukraine sign a significant economic partnership deal, securing American access to rare earth materials in exchange for joint investment in Ukraine's reconstruction. The agreement emphasizes support for a free, sovereign, and prosperous Ukraine.

Israeli cuisine has transformed from a focus on survival to a diverse culinary landscape shaped by immigration, war, and changing societal attitudes.

Israel's food security system is under strain due to conflict, climate change, and the pandemic. Grassroots organizations are stepping up to address food insecurity and food waste in the country.

Israel's Independence Day ceremony was moved to a pre-recorded format due to weather conditions. The event included speeches by political leaders, torch-lighting by former hostages, and a flag ceremony by military personnel.

US sanctions shipping companies for delivering petroleum to Houthi-controlled port in Yemen, targeting those enabling the Houthis' ability to exploit the people of Yemen and continue their campaign of violence.

Rep. Hank Johnson's comments about Latinos and deportation during a hearing have caused a stir online, with many criticizing his comparison to Nazi actions and his choice of words.

Israel cancels Independence Day festivities due to wildfires near Jerusalem, causing evacuations and road closures. Firefighters struggle to contain the blaze as the country appeals for help from the international community.

Mohsen Mahdawi, a Palestinian student, was released on bail to challenge deportation efforts by the Trump administration. The judge ruled that Mahdawi's peaceful activism for Palestinians is protected by the First Amendment, despite being a noncitizen resident.

Supreme Court considers funding for religious charter school, Trump administration requests return of deported migrant, U.S. GDP decline raises economic concerns.

London court approves extradition of Amit Forlit, accused of running a hacking operation targeting environmental groups for a lobbying firm working with Exxon. Concerns raised about fair trial and safety in U.S. detention.

Ted Kotcheff, director of 'Duddy Kravitz' and 'First Blood,' has died at 94. He leaves behind a legacy of diverse films and memorable characters.

Residents were advised to stay indoors as emergency response teams and IDF troops conducted searches to locate suspects.