Sa'ar warns France against recognizing Palestinian statehood, stating Macron's visit to Israel hinges on the decision. The two ministers also discussed various regional issues during the phone call.

Lebanon's President Joseph Aoun and Prime Minister Nawaf Salam condemned Israeli attacks on the country, calling for international intervention to stop the violations. The Lebanese army is set to unveil its strategy for disarming Hezbollah and establishing state control over all military weapons in the country.

The Anti-Defamation League condemns the New Yorker for inviting Hasan Piker, who has made anti-Semitic comments and defended terrorist attacks. Piker's controversial statements have drawn criticism from both sides of the political spectrum, with even Democrats denouncing his rhetoric.

Sketch of Hamas tunnel network discovered in the pocket of Yahya Sinwar after his death, showing locations where he hid and code names for hideouts. Sinwar was killed by Israeli troops in Rafah after evading capture for over a year.

District of Columbia files lawsuit against Trump's deployment of National Guard troops, claiming it amounts to a military occupation. Federal judge in California recently ruled Trump's deployment of troops to Los Angeles was illegal.

European Commission vice president Teresa Ribera labeled the war in Gaza a 'genocide,' highlighting Europe's inaction. The EU remains split on how to address Israel's actions in the territory.

South Sudan government refutes claims of accepting Palestinians from Gaza and denies any agreement with Washington to receive more third-country deportees. The country is currently facing internal challenges and is not considering resettling Palestinians.

Israeli doctors at Sheba Medical Center have achieved a medical milestone by performing the first successful heart transplant on a patient with a previous artificial heart implant. The procedure marks a significant advancement in the field of heart transplantation and mechanical circulatory support.

Novelist Sam Sussman learns of a possible link to Bob Dylan as his biological father, uncovering a family secret that changes his perspective on his identity and relationships.

Israeli forces killed 44 people, including 25 in Gaza City, as they prepare for an offensive. Nearly one million people are estimated to be living in and around Gaza City, where famine has been declared.

Judges have decided not to penalize six parties suspected of voter fraud in the World Zionist Congress elections, bringing an end to a long-standing controversy.

UK government denies plans to reinstate death penalty for attacks on defence sites amid protests by pro-Palestine activists. Recent incidents of vandalism and sabotage prompt debate in Parliament over criminal law adequacy and protection of defence industry.