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The Israeli military intercepted a suspected drone near Eilat, believed to have been launched from Yemen. It is the first such attack on the city since last month's ceasefires with Iran and Lebanon.
Iran sent mass text messages to Israelis urging them to share intelligence and mark sensitive sites. Israeli authorities said the campaign was meant to cause panic and recruit citizens, warning the public not to engage.
Iran has urged the United States to accept its new peace proposal or face failure as tensions threaten a fragile Middle East truce. The dispute has rattled global energy markets and raised fears of a worsening humanitarian crisis.
India has kept fuel prices unchanged for four years despite soaring global crude costs and supply disruptions. Oil companies are facing heavy losses, and mounting fiscal pressure could eventually force a price revision.
Hezbollah’s leader said the group’s weapons will not be discussed in upcoming Lebanon-Israel negotiations. He warned that fighters would continue battling Israeli forces despite ongoing talks and a fragile ceasefire.
Israel deployed Iron Dome systems and personnel to the United Arab Emirates during the Iran conflict, according to the United States ambassador. The move underscores growing defence cooperation amid ongoing regional tensions.
Lebanon's health ministry says 380 people have been killed by Israeli strikes since the April 17 ceasefire. Israel has continued air and ground operations under the terms of the truce.
Protesters rallied outside a Brooklyn synagogue over an Israeli real estate event, leading to clashes with police and counter demonstrators. Officials condemned both the protest rhetoric and, separately, the promotion of West Bank property sales.
A portrait of Weimar from 1914 to 1945 reveals how a centre of culture became entangled in the rise of Nazism. Through the lives of Carl Weirich and Rosa Schmidt, the book examines responsibility, denial, and the fragility of democracy.
Lawmakers have banned the use of 'Skunk water' in police water cannons, limiting them to clean water only. The law also mandates full audio and video documentation of each use, with recordings preserved for three years.
A Knesset committee is set to debate a bill that would criminalize non Orthodox prayer at the Western Wall. Liberal Jewish leaders warn the measure could severely damage Israel’s ties with Jewish communities worldwide.
Iran's parliament speaker said the United States must accept Tehran's 14-point peace proposal, warning of consequences if it refuses. The exchange follows sharp rhetoric from President Donald Trump and renewed tensions over nuclear weapons and ceasefire terms.
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