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The European Union is set to approve sanctions against Israeli settlers over violence in the West Bank after Hungary lifted its opposition. Broader measures against Israel remain under debate among member states.
A painting looted from Jewish art dealer Jacques Goudstikker during the Second World War has been found in the home of descendants of a Dutch Nazi collaborator. An investigation confirmed the artwork’s origins, and the family member who revealed it says it should be returned to the rightful heirs.
An Israeli soldier was killed in combat near the Lebanon border, bringing Israel's military death toll to 18 since early March. Fighting with Hezbollah has continued despite a ceasefire.
Netanyahu met Druze and Circassian leaders at the Dead Sea, stressing his commitment to protecting lives and praising their community’s service. He also discussed Iran and recent talks with United States President Donald Trump.
Protests over the war in Gaza disrupted the Eurovision Song Contest in Basel, including a stage invasion attempt during Israel’s performance. The incident has raised questions about the event’s future amid rising political tensions.
Senator Lindsey Graham called on President Donald Trump to change course on Iran after Tehran rejected a United States proposal to end the war. Iranian officials said the offer amounted to surrender and dismissed Trump’s response.
Abraham Foxman, a Holocaust survivor who led the Anti-Defamation League for 27 years, has died at 86. He was widely regarded as a leading global voice against antisemitism and hate.
Former American and Israeli officials are proposing a shift from aid based ties to a major technology partnership. The initiative would fund joint innovation projects and strengthen strategic cooperation while addressing regional and Iranian challenges.
Benjamin Netanyahu said the conflict with Iran is not over and that enriched uranium must still be removed and nuclear sites dismantled. He also pledged to phase out Israel’s reliance on United States military aid over the next decade.
Two drones hit a South Korean ship near the Strait of Hormuz within a minute, sparking a major fire. Newly released images show extensive damage to the vessel's stern.
The United Kingdom and France will convene defense ministers to plan a multinational mission to protect shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. The move comes amid Iranian warnings and heightened naval deployments as global oil flows remain disrupted.
Political leaders rallied in London to support the Jewish community following a rise in antisemitic violence. Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch pledged that Britain would remain a sanctuary for Jews as authorities investigate multiple attacks.
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