The restored tomb of Nahum in Alqosh, Iraq, has quietly attracted Jewish pilgrims since reopening in 2022. The site, believed to be the prophet Nahum's burial place, has seen visits from members of prominent Iraqi Jewish families.

PKK militants are set to disarm in early July in Iraqi Kurdistan, marking the end of over four decades of conflict. The move is expected to pave the way for a political settlement with Ankara and improve relations with Turkey's Kurdish population.

The BBC is under fire for not halting Bob Vylan's anti-Israel comments at Glastonbury, despite having a large staff presence at the festival. The corporation is now facing questions and criticism for allowing the broadcast to continue.

Global supply chain worries reach record high due to tariffs and geopolitical issues. Talks between US and other countries stall over import duties. Prada recognizes Indian influence in new footwear line after controversy.

Gaza ceasefire and Iran bombing will be key issues during Netanyahu's visit to the White House. Trump seeks to end the war in Gaza and highlight military successes against Iran. Syria will also be discussed to improve ties between Damascus and Jerusalem.

Gadi Eisenkot leaves National Unity Party and Knesset due to ideological differences with Benny Gantz. Former MK Eitan Ginzburg set to return to Knesset.

President Trump is set to meet with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to address a Gaza ceasefire and other issues. The US has been working to bring an end to the conflict between Israel and Hamas.

Holocaust survivor and French spy Marthe Cohn dies at 105 in California after a life of service and bravery during World War II.

BBC's Glastonbury coverage faces backlash over Bob Vylan's controversial set, sparking debate on freedom of expression and incitement to violence.

Caitlyn Jenner joined a traditional Shabbat meal in Israel, showing interest and asking questions during the kiddush ceremony.

Benjamin Netanyahu to meet with Donald Trump next week as calls for Gaza ceasefire intensify after heavy attacks in the region.

The US Department of Homeland Security has allocated $94 million in security grants to Jewish organizations to combat antisemitic attacks. The grants will help protect Jewish institutions from violence and terrorism.