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US President Donald Trump discussed the October 7 attacks with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, emphasizing that the perpetrators are paying a heavy price for the tragedy.

A pro-Palestinian demonstration outside Columbia University in New York broke months of quiet, occurring alongside memorial events for October 7 and campus dialogue initiatives.

A new survey by the Jewish Federations of North America reveals that American Jewish engagement has grown significantly three years after October 7, alongside surging concerns over antisemitism.

UK Green Party leader Zack Polanski faces intense scrutiny after public records disproved his claims that his ancestors fled the Nazis. The controversy coincides with the party adopting a motion branding Zionism as racism.

Kabul could become the world's first major modern city to run out of water by 2030, as rapid population growth, severe drought, and stalled infrastructure drain its aquifers.

The criminal trial of 27-year-old Aiden Pleterski, known as the "Crypto King," has opened in Toronto on fraud and money laundering charges, with the defendant unexpectedly representing himself in court.

Turkey and Saudi Arabia have agreed on a defense cooperation deal, with Ankara supplying advanced systems to help Riyadh counter Houthi missile and drone threats.

Masked anti-Israel protesters demonstrated outside the Board of Deputies of British Jews in London on the anniversary of October 7, leading to five arrests for inciting racial hatred.

Russia launched a massive aerial assault across Ukraine, killing at least 21 people and injuring 60, coinciding with Vladimir Putin's 74th birthday.

Millions of Christian supporters worldwide are marking the October 7 victims by planting 1,200 Israeli flags across thousands of sites globally in an expanded international solidarity initiative.

US Senator Thom Tillis launched a blistering critique of Donald Trump's cabinet picks in a CNN interview, calling his vote for Pete Hegseth his biggest career regret.

Residents of As-Suwayda in southern Syria held a solidarity rally with Israel, flying Israeli and Druze flags and displaying portraits of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

The British activist behind the UK Green Party motion defining Zionism as racism is reportedly a close associate of an al-Qaeda terrorist who plotted a Heathrow bombing.

Dr. Hannah Kane, a 45-year-old British family doctor who treated members of the royal family including Queen Camilla, was found murdered at her Norfolk home. Her husband has been charged with her murder.

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum harshly criticized her security chiefs over U.S. pressure to freeze accounts tied to the Sinaloa cartel, highlighting growing diplomatic friction with the Donald Trump administration.

A woman died from a suspected heat-related medical emergency at the Carson Jazz Festival in California, while organizers faced heavy criticism for failing to halt the event or remove the body.

Police in Vancouver arrested a suspect named Gabriel Hideo after he crawled through a department store ceiling for over an hour, causing extensive property damage before falling onto a mattress.

European leaders marked three years since the October 7 Hamas massacre, condemning rising antisemitism, honoring victims, and reaffirming support for Israel amidst diplomatic friction.

UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese faced severe backlash after claiming Nazi camp victims were called Muslims, prompting widespread accusations of Holocaust distortion.

A New York Times investigation reveals an underground network of PR professionals and lawyers orchestrating malicious online smear campaigns against women involved in legal disputes.

The New York Times exposes the strategic failures and chaotic collapse that allowed Houthi rebels to seize the vital Bab el-Mandeb strait, triggering renewed war.

The U.S. Department of Justice's Civil Rights Division is recruiting lawyers with controversial backgrounds, including criminal convictions and conspiracy theories, following mass staff departures.

A Wall Street Journal investigation reveals management turmoil under US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, marked by high staff turnover and aggressive confrontations amid massive national debt and economic pressures.

Norway's parliament rejected a bill to establish a national terror list and designate groups like Hamas, leaving the country reliant solely on UN designations.

Haverford College professor Guangtian Ha was arrested and charged with online antisemitic harassment, prompting his administrative leave and a campus ban.

US President Donald Trump commented on the violent protests in France, calling the unrest mass migration out of control. Thousands have been arrested and hundreds of police injured as high school demonstrations escalated.

Former Israeli Ambassador Daniel Shek analyzes the unprecedented riots in France on 103FM, discussing student-led protests, police intervention, and political exploitation ahead of the 2027 elections.

The wife of an American basketball player for an Italian team, who is Israeli and Jewish, faced verbal abuse and threats from spectators after a match in Italy.

Three Iranian nationals are on trial in London for allegedly conducting espionage and surveillance on journalists and critics of the Iranian regime on British soil.

US President Donald Trump approved the execution by firing squad of Nidal Malik Hasan, convicted of the 2009 Fort Hood mass shooting. This marks the first US military execution since 1961.

European Parliament President Roberta Metsola condemned French MEP Rima Hassan after she was filmed removing Israeli and EU flags from an October 7 exhibition.

The US administration under President Donald Trump is exploring reciprocal nuclear site visits with China as part of broader efforts to foster confidence and pursue a trilateral arms control framework.

Hundreds of thousands of protesters and major labor unions took to the streets across France today, shutting down nearly 1,800 schools amid escalating demonstrations and clashes.

Human smuggling from Syria to Lebanon has emerged as a major security and economic challenge for Beirut amid porous borders and ongoing regional tensions.

Former German intelligence chief August Hanning was arrested on suspicion of espionage, high treason, and gathering state secrets alongside his former assistant.

A separatist party won Quebec's provincial election, pledging an independence referendum after US President Donald Trump leaves office in 2029.

Australia's conservative opposition has proposed slashing 650,000 temporary migration visas over four years to tackle housing shortages and soaring living costs.

UK Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has proposed a £10 billion 'Britannia Shield' air defense system to protect the country from missiles and drones, criticizing the government's security measures.

White House documents reveal new details about the FBI's Mar-a-Lago classified docs probe, including tracking of Trump's family and phone data of Susie Wiles.

Thousands of Jewish families in New York are pulling their children from public schools due to a hostile environment and rising antisemitism since October 7, shifting heavily toward Jewish day schools.