UK High Court hears challenge to British government’s role arming Israel They argue that the United Kingdom shouldn't continue to export parts through what they call a 'deliberate loophole,' given the government's own assessment of Israel’s compliance with international humanitarian law.
UNIFIL finds hundreds of Hezbollah arms stashes in southern Lebanon The United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon was established in 1978 to confirm Israel’s withdrawal from Lebanon.
US signs $142 billion defense sales agreement with Saudis, largest in history Trump announced Saudi Arabia's $600-billion commitment to invest in the United States in the areas of energy, security and defense, technology, and minerals.
WATCH: Hezbollah cannot be defeated, says senior terrorist leader Hezbollah political chief Ibrahim Amin Al-Sayyed declared that martyrdom is a divine honor, not a loss, and insisted the group cannot be defeated.
Trump says US will remove sanctions on Syria Saudi Arabia, as Trump‘s host on the first stop of his regional tour, alongside Qatar and Turkey, both supporters of the new Syrian administration, had been pushing hard for the meeting between Sharaa and the US president.
Netanyahu to wounded reservists: ‘We’re going all in’ Netanyahu addressed the issue of civilian displacement, arguing that Israel 'had established an administrative body to facilitate the evacuation of civilians from Gaza.'
WATCH: Witkoff tells families that Trump will be relentless in getting the hostages home President Trump's Mideast envoy Steve Witkoff vowed the U.S. would be relentless in bringing every hostage home, warning adversaries to comply or face consequences, while describing the mission as deeply personal.
Just 8% of Israeli Jews back self-rule for Gaza New poll shows little support for either the Palestinian Authority or the United Nations governing Gaza after the war, with Israeli rule remaining the most popular option.
‘Genuine chance for progress towards hostage deal,’ say Trump envoys Trump's Middle East envoy and envoy on hostages tell families of Israelis still held in the Gaza Strip that after the return of Edan Alexander, the prospects for a hostage deal have increased.
WATCH: Netanyahu speaks with Edan Alexander Prime Minister Netanyahu welcomed Edan Alexander home in an emotional call, praising his bravery, celebrating his return as a national moment of joy, and thanking U.S. officials for their role in the tense negotiations that led to his release.
Report: Netanyahu blocking use of death penalty for Oct. 7th terrorists When the prime minister barred public hearings on the bill, the attorney-general decided not to enter discussions about it at all.
Hamas photographer who documented Oct. 7th atrocities killed in airstrike IDF airstrike kills Hamas officer and photojournalist who embedded with Hamas forces during October 7th invasion, documented atrocities.
Argentine Supreme Court discovers over 80 boxes of forgotten Nazi documents The Supreme Court said the review is to discern 'whether the material contains crucial information about the Holocaust and whether the clues found can shed light on still-unknown aspects, such as the global Nazi money trail.'
WATCH: US Mideast envoy Witkoff visits Hostage Square in Tel Aviv U.S. Special Envoy to the Middle East Steve Witkoff visited Hostage Square in Tel Aviv following the release of Edan Alexander last night, calling the moment a 'beacon of hope' for the families of those still held captive.
Is Trump really breaking with Israel? – analysis There seems to be a concerted effort by the anti-Israel media to create a rift when there isn’t one.
Columbia’s Armstrong to return from sabbatical as CEO of medical center The end of her brief sabbatical comes at a delicate time for the university and could complicate Columbia’s efforts to prove to the Trump administration that it is taking anti-Semitism seriously.
WATCH: Trump lands in Saudi Arabia, greeted by Crown Prince Salman Trump arrived in Saudi Arabia, where he was greeted with full military honors and welcomed by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, marking the start of his four-day Middle East tour that will also include stops in Qatar and the UAE.
Israeli archaeologists resume excavations at ancient capital of biblical kingdom The resumption of work in Sebastia reflects the Israeli government’s desire to intensify archaeological activity in Judea and Samaria, where research is complicated by the territories’ controversial international status.
PTSD symptoms tripled among Israeli soldiers since Hamas war, study finds That research revealed that individuals between 18-30 were particularly affected due to their high rate of military service, personal losses, and displacement from their homes.
WATCH: IRGC commander-in-chief threatens to ‘open the gates of hell’ on Israel and the US IRGC Commander-in-Chief Hossein Salami warned Israel and the United States that any misstep would 'open the gates of hell,' adding that while Iran prefers a diplomatic solution to the nuclear issue, it is fully prepared for war.