Bedouin lawyer Hanan Alsanah is weighing a move into politics to advance women’s leadership and Arab-Jewish partnership. She says grassroots cooperation and equal representation are key to rebuilding trust and achieving lasting peace.

Russia rejected a Security Council resolution urging Iran to stop attacks on Gulf nations, calling it biased. Moscow’s competing ceasefire proposal failed, highlighting sharp divisions as tensions in the Middle East intensify.

Yoav Gallant announced he will not run in the next election and will step back from political life. He said the decision is personal and did not rule out a future return to politics.

A criminal complaint was filed against a prominent Argentine streamer after he mocked President Javier Milei’s support for Israel and made remarks about Jews and wildfires. Milei, who has strengthened ties with Jewish communities, praised the lawsuit as part of a broader crackdown on antisemitism.

An Iranian news agency has listed offices of major technology companies in Gulf countries and Israel as potential targets amid rising regional tensions. The report claims the scope of possible targets is expanding but provides no sources or details.

Canada will provide $10 million to enhance security at Jewish institutions after multiple synagogue shootings in the Toronto area. The funding will support protective upgrades and safety planning amid a surge in antisemitic incidents.

The article examines Britain’s restrained response to the conflict involving Iran and the Israeli-American alliance. It argues that Europe’s fear of escalation may be encouraging further aggression by Iran and its allies.

A rocket from Lebanon hit a home in the Emek Hefer region, causing heavy property damage. No physical injuries were reported, though two people were treated for shock.

The Israel Defense Forces carried out extensive strikes on Hezbollah targets across Lebanon, including 10 sites in the Dahieh area within 30 minutes. The military said launchers and operatives preparing attacks on Israel were neutralized.

Drone strikes on multiple checkpoints in Tehran killed at least 10 people, according to Iranian state media. Officials blamed Israel's Mossad and monarchist groups without providing evidence.

Australian leaders were allegedly told to stay silent about fuel reserves as Middle East conflict disrupted global oil routes. While ministers insist supplies remain stable, critics warn Australia’s declining refining capacity and distribution bottlenecks have exposed serious vulnerabilities.

A hedge fund veteran says rising oil prices and conflict with Iran will not trigger a crisis like the 1970s. Stronger energy production, strategic reserves, and more credible central banks make the economy more resilient despite short term pain at the pump.