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The relationship between the Syrian leader al-Julani and the Druze residents in As-Suwayda remains tense. Community members are now demanding that final exams be held within their region rather than near Damascus.

A Der Spiegel investigation has uncovered a scheme in which dozens of Chinese nationals are suspected of forging Jewish roots to obtain German citizenship. At least 16 individuals have already received German passports by exploiting the life stories of actual Holocaust victims.

8 days after the flood disaster, more than 4,200 are still missing on the Tibet border, and families who have lost hope have begun symbolic funeral rites, burning straw dolls instead of the remains of their loved ones. Rescue teams are clearing a path to those trapped in power plants, 9,300 soldiers are opening roads and have begun evacuating survivors using zip lines over the Trishuli River...

Molotov cocktails were thrown overnight at a construction site near the headquarters of Rohde & Schwarz in Munich; two suspects have been arrested. This is the third such incident in Germany this week. Meanwhile, in Russia, the commander of the 22nd Heavy Bomber Aviation Division, General Nikolai Varfolomeyev, was shot and critically wounded by a motorcyclist.

Fires were set at three locations at the BATS complex, a subsidiary of Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) that supplies radars to NATO and the Belgian army. An anonymous group claimed responsibility and threatened to "turn the company to ash." The Belgian Minister of Defense blamed the far-left: "Violence is increasing every day."

Israeli airline El Al sought to resume flights to Russia by proposing a route to Saint Petersburg instead of Moscow due to security concerns. Russia rejected the request, linking the decision to Israel's refusal to allow Aeroflot to operate in the country.

Assassination attempt on a senior officer in the Russian Air Force: 'The shooter arrived at the house on a motorcycle and shot him in the head'. The officer is seriously wounded. According to unverified reports, it is a general who commands a strategic bomber squadron and was accused of attacking a children's hospital in Kyiv. At the same time, footage was released of a massive explosion of an...

Minister of Ecological Transition Agnès Pannier-Runacher announced that France experienced the hottest summer since records began in 1900. Météo-France links the extreme heat to climate change, noting a five-degree gap compared to the late 19th century.

Hate crimes in New York City have recorded a worrying increase over the past year, with attacks against Jews remaining at the center of the data. According to new crime statistics released by the New York Police Department, the number of hate crimes in the city rose from 367 cases in 2025 to 425 cases in 2026, an increase of 15.8%.

In recent days, political and media figures in Iran have been warning the Taliban regime about the consequences of the unstable situation in Afghanistan for regional security. An article published in an Iranian newspaper titled "The Price of Five Years of Trust in the Taliban" argues that Iran and Russia made a mistake in recent years by treating the Taliban government as a stabilizing factor.

Following the Iranian attack in Kuwait, a diplomatic source expressed frustration that the countries of the region are the ones bearing the consequences of the continued launches. "We are losing trust in Iran," he added.

While lying on a treatment bed in a hospital in Italy, Ido Manor experienced antisemitic accusations from the doctor treating him. In an interview alongside his wife Lyan, they recounted the difficult moments: "He attacked us personally and said that we are committing genocide."

In the US, dissatisfaction with Nabih Berri is deepening. According to the sources, the Shiite politician criticizes negotiations with Israel, but secretly hints to American officials about his support for the process. "Lebanon cannot make decisions because of this political ambiguity," the sources warned.

The Russian President made a surprising statement at an economic forum in the country's east, suggesting a real chance for a political settlement to end the war in Ukraine with the support of world powers.

Steinem, who was of Jewish descent, was one of the most recognizable voices of American feminism. She passed away at her home in New York, as reported by her family, surrounded by her loved ones. "She continued to work for equality until the very last moment."

The jury in the trial of Lindsay Clancy is at a deadlock. While there is no dispute that she killed her three children, the question of her criminal responsibility remains unresolved. Her ex-husband has stated he forgives her, describing her as a sick woman rather than a bad person.

US intelligence warns that Putin may test NATO with a limited attack. Russia is building drone launch bases within a range of nearly 1,000 km, and a sharp increase in Russian air activity is already being recorded. Admiral Giampaolo Di Paola, a former senior NATO official, estimates that an invasion of a member state is still unlikely, but warns of a more sophisticated scenario: "Putin is...

A Gallup survey found that 6% of Americans were scammed in one year. Psychological research explains why doctors, lawyers, and cybersecurity experts fall for scams just like everyone else, as criminals exploit emotions rather than a lack of knowledge.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan met this week with the leaders of Russia, China, and Iran, confirming Ankara's ambition to join the Shanghai Cooperation Organization. He emphasized that this move does not indicate a distancing from the West or a departure from existing alliances.

A 39-year-old man was arrested in California after being filmed in stores bending down behind customers and attempting to sniff them. It has emerged that he is a serial offender with a history of similar incidents. The suspect is currently in custody without the possibility of bail.

A month after the mass storming of Ceuta, thousands of migrants remain in the Spanish enclave, and public anger toward Pedro Sanchez's left-wing government is intensifying. On Wednesday, massive protests took place across Spain; in Madrid, crowds chanted "Sanchez to prison!", while in Valencia, protesters burned his photos, demanding action against what they call a "treacherous government."

A new report by the Fighting Online Antisemitism (FOA) movement reveals how a routine technological clause in the US National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) was systematically distorted on social media. From conservative politicians to extremist groups, the discourse evolved into baseless theories about 'Jewish control' over the US government and the Pentagon.

An unusual and mysterious incident is being investigated in Malaysia after a human body was located inside the wheel well of a passenger plane that landed from Tokyo at Kuala Lumpur International Airport. The shocking discovery was made during routine maintenance checks, leading to the mobilization of police forces and forensic teams to determine the identity of the deceased.

Under the cover of strikes in Iran, the U.S. military has almost matched the daily oil volume from the days preceding the war. In one day, 18 million barrels were transported, almost equal to the 20 million in routine times. The U.S. estimates that strikes in the region will continue and identifies an erosion in Iran's ability to control the strait.

The heads of the NATO alliance and the European Union sent a sharp warning to Moscow today (Thursday) and announced preparations for a joint response to what they defined as an aggressive and dangerous Russian pattern of action on the continent's soil. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte clarified that the attack on the Leipzig/Halle airport in...

Among the dead are four members of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Aerospace Force, as well as ten Basij members. According to Iranian reports, one of the munitions hit a residential house where a wedding was taking place, leading to the deaths of the four additional victims. "This is a war crime," senior government officials declared, clarifying: "This will not go unpunished."

The US Vice President said he would not be surprised if the Antichrist is already walking among us, described the use of artificial intelligence as "pretty satanic," and spoke of a "spiritual darkness" he felt during meetings with world leaders. Regarding the image in which Donald Trump was depicted as Jesus: "He didn't mean to offend - he has a sense of humor."

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says that pressure on Tehran could lead to the public rising up against the regime or the Revolutionary Guards turning on each other. Trump, who called on Iranians to "rise up and fight," refused to say if he would send the CIA to arm them - and at the same time is discussing with his advisors the possibility of declaring the end of the war.

The Maldives has emerged as a transit hub for goods heading to Russia in violation of Western sanctions. Hundreds of millions of dollars in dual-use items have been processed through the local airport.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel sparked intense criticism after claiming in a speech to Jewish Democrats that the world's needs should be placed above the survival of the Jewish people. The remarks were made just one day after she announced she had missed the party convention due to fears of antisemitism. Nessel compared the current situation to the Book of Esther and argued that the...

A young fox broke into a family home in Watford through a door left open for ventilation and went upstairs. The mother, who woke up, found the baby bleeding in bed and called for urgent medical help.

A high school employee in the city of Miyako and two women were arrested on suspicion of conducting a shocking campaign of killing and torturing about 50 hamsters. Investigators uncovered graphic videos and correspondence on the suspect's mobile phone in which they planned the acts and carried them out in "love hotels."

The President addressed in the Oval Office the decision of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to leave California and return to the UK at the end of last month. Trump sharply criticized their conduct toward the British royal family: "If I were the royal family, I would not have taken them back."

Israel's Ambassador to Washington Yehiel Leiter and former minister Ron Dermer heaped praise on Vice President J.D. Vance, presenting him as a supporter of Israel. The public embrace comes after months of controversial statements by Vance, which sparked criticism among Israel supporters in the US.

An argument over the right of way on a narrow and dangerous trail in the Alps turned into a violent confrontation, documented on the helmet camera of one of the climbers. The Austrian guide threatened the climber and physically confronted him. Following the incident, a police investigation was opened and the guide surrendered his license.

A day after Germany accused Moscow of sending explosive drones to Leipzig Airport, the President of the European Commission declared that "we must be prepared to respond to Russia's recklessness faster and better." At the same time, German authorities are investigating a suspected additional sabotage attack against the country's power infrastructure.

The US Mint is launching a gold-colored one-dollar coin in honor of the 250th anniversary of the USA, bearing the president's image. The coin will serve as legal tender for all purposes. The move was made possible despite regulations stating that only deceased individuals are permitted to appear on coins.

"Arab Sky News", a Jordanian platform on Facebook, publishes reports in Hebrew, including videos of presenters addressing the Israeli public. The digital platform is active in other languages, including Italian and Chinese: "Ambitions that cross borders, backed by Jordanian capital"

After becoming an international destination for cocaine smugglers, the country is stunned by an unprecedented event: a "commando" of dozens of masked men from Algeria, Belgium, and France raided a house in the village of Overasselt south of Amsterdam and opened fire. A security guard was killed, police officers were wounded, and 35 of the fleeing criminals were caught on roads, at a train station...

A senior political source admits that in the shadow of the growing tension with Turkey, the exchange of messages via Azerbaijan has recently decreased. At the same time, President Erdogan sends a threatening message to Greece, two days after it signed a huge arms deal with Israel, and claimed that it is arming islands near the Turkish coast: "Whoever interprets our restrained approach as weakness...