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The US President announced a dramatic $3 billion move to combat China's control, but the decision to act independently in the Pacific Ocean is now sparking unprecedented opposition.

The storm is expected to hit the Zhejiang and Fujian provinces. Authorities are warning of floods and landslides and have evacuated hundreds of thousands of residents from risk areas.

The Houthis claim to have attacked an Aramco refinery in Jizan, days after a major assault on government forces in Yemen that left at least 17 soldiers dead.

Dr. Raz Zimmt expressed a pessimistic forecast regarding the situation with Iran during an interview on 103FM. Among other things, he claimed that the Revolutionary Guards will not agree to compromise within the framework of the negotiations.

A confrontation in Brighton between an anti-semitism activist and a pro-Palestinian protester quickly turned into an extremist display: he justified the murder of her family members on October 7, claimed that Hamas is an organization that a "normal person" would support, and compared her to a Nazi.

The U.S. military has exhausted a significant portion of its long-range strike missile stockpile in the war with Iran, and weapons giant Rheinmetall warns that replenishing the stocks will take much longer than two years. Former Navy commander Eliezer Marom notes that this depletion raises concerns about U.S. readiness for future conflicts, including potential tensions with China.

During talks with Lebanon in Rome, Israel demanded information regarding the fate of Jewish community members who disappeared during the civil war, as well as data on navigator Ron Arad.

A new plot linked to Iranian elements has been foiled. According to Iraqi security services, the apprehended cell was preparing to use drones to carry out attacks outside the country's borders.

Amos Harel and Dr. Col. (res.) Michael Milstein discussed on 103FM the ongoing campaign against Iran: "We are seeing mutual accusations and internal battles intended to shift responsibility within the administration."

In an interview with The New Yorker, one of the co-chairs of the Democratic Socialists of America presented a sharp line against Israel, claimed that the events of October 7 were "inevitable," and supported the regime in Cuba.

A paradox is shaking the US economy: while the labor market has lost jobs, the unemployment rate has fallen. The explanation lies in the number of Americans who have simply stopped looking for work.

Iran has set a series of dramatic conditions for opening the Strait of Hormuz, including the lifting of sanctions, the withdrawal of American forces, and the payment of compensation. At the same time, the UAE accuses Tehran of attacking ships, and fears of the talks collapsing are growing.

After days of Houthi attacks and 17 soldiers killed, the Yemeni army has launched a counter-offensive. Fighting in Marib and Hadhramaut is intensifying, and in the shadow of the regional conflict with Iran, there is growing fear of the collapse of the ceasefire and a return to full-scale civil war.

A Western diplomatic source claims that the path of understandings between Washington and Tehran has effectively been exhausted, and that the USA is returning to applying military pressure. Against this backdrop, the West is placing increasing weight on Israeli intelligence regarding Iran and Hezbollah.

The Jewish community in Iran leads a vibrant life with synagogues, educational institutions, and a representative in parliament, enjoying freedom of religion and full freedom of occupation. However, these freedoms are not free: they are granted in exchange for public support of the regime, which uses the community to prove it is not antisemitic. Dr. Tamar Eilam Gindin, an expert on Iran from the...

Following the suspension of inspections in the main growing region in the neighboring country due to security threats, Washington announced the resumption of operations. More than 1,500 soldiers and National Guard personnel were deployed in the area to protect the American inspectors.

Passengers who were in Congo in the 21 days prior to their flight to the USA will not be allowed to board commercial flights to the country. Passengers arriving from Uganda and South Sudan will be required to enter through designated airports and undergo enhanced health screenings.

More than 20,000 residents in western Canada were ordered to evacuate on Friday after a massive wildfire spread at a dizzying speed, threatening towns along Okanagan Lake in British Columbia. The flames consumed numerous homes, and authorities have yet to determine the full extent of the damage.

91 protest sites are expected to operate across Greece, from Athens to the tourist islands. The organizers are demanding an arms embargo, sanctions on Israel, the reinstatement of visa requirements, and the screening of Israeli soldiers and reservists.

The war in Iran has forced the Pentagon to move ships and missiles from Europe and Asia to the Middle East, and the New York Times reports that there is growing concern in the West that removing weapons from these regions will influence the steps of Putin and Xi. Also: how the US administration intends to fill the shortages in weapons depots, and Ukraine's attempt to obtain interceptor missiles...

The Kosovo parliament descended into chaos as Prime Minister Albin Kurti failed to secure enough support to form a government, with the deadline for convening the legislature having passed. During the session, opposition MP Time Kadrijaj pelted the Prime Minister with eggs.

About three months before the midterm elections, the likely scenario will produce a "split Congress" that will make it difficult for the president to advance his policies. The Epstein affair, tariffs, and the war with Iran have left the president at a low point in public opinion. The Democratic Party is divided between a moderate establishment and an anti-Israel progressive wing - and for Israel...

The US Chief of Staff states that military options are limited, while Iran threatens Saudi Arabia following a new defense pact. Biden's son reports that the President's cancer has spread to his bones. Progress is reported in the Eldar Dayan murder investigation, and Paytan Avishai Levi has died in an accident.

According to "An-Nahar", Lebanese President Joseph Aoun and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan discussed the possibility of Hezbollah transferring its heavy weaponry to Iran under Turkish-Iranian coordination. The framework includes a full Israeli withdrawal from Southern Lebanon. The organization has yet to respond to the proposal.

The move comes after the Supreme Court struck down a previous executive order by the president on the matter. Trump stated: "We had a very unfortunate decision, so we are making adjustments."

Footage circulated online shows a man being beaten during a brawl at Manila Airport. According to claims accompanying the video, the confrontation began after antisemitic slurs were shouted, though the exact sequence of events remains unclear.

Argentine President Javier Milei has launched a major institutional reform package to eliminate economic populism. The centerpiece is a "fiscal shackles" mechanism that freezes government spending and politicians' salaries if budget deficits persist.

In an interview with Fox News, the US Vice President clarified that negotiations with Iran are still ongoing and require a return to the oil and gas export levels that existed before the war.

Masoud Pezeshkian stated that Iran is "strong and united and appears to be winning the war." Meanwhile, US Vice President J.D. Vance told Fox that while the situation is not yet resolved, there has been progress in recent days.

The Yemeni army has announced a multi-front military operation against the Houthis following recent attacks. Simultaneously, the UAE accused Iran of a missile strike on an ADNOC vessel in the Strait of Hormuz, while another ship was hit near Oman.

Against the backdrop of a proposal to grant autonomy to Corsica, a separatist organization has released a threatening video against "invaders." Armed masked men, members of a group responsible for several past attacks, demanded that foreigners stay away from the island, labeling immigration as "rampant colonization."

Israel views with gravity Hamas's announcement regarding the suspension of the phase, due to alleged "violations" by Israel. A sharp message on the matter was conveyed to Qatar. Hamas: "We will leave the door open". Today: The cabinet will convene to discuss.

The mass breach into Ceuta exposed Brussels' open secret: Europe pays hundreds of millions to countries like Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, and Mauritania to stop migrants far from its territory. But now it turns out that these agreements have turned refugees into a strategic bargaining chip - and the entire continent vulnerable to constant extortion.

In an interview with the BBC, the son of the former US president admitted that the pardon granted to him by his father was "bad for the United States, for the Constitution, and for his legacy." Biden also spoke about his father's condition, noting that the disease is causing him severe pain.

Omer Ciftci, one of the prominent HTS commanders who previously commanded in Daraa and Quneitra, has been transferred north to Hama. In Turkey, it is estimated that the move may also be intended to reduce sensitivity regarding Israel.

The HRF organization filed a complaint in Vietnam against Matan Jarchi and demanded his arrest: "He participated in war crimes." The organization attributes to him statements such as "Gaza is a terror nest" and calls for emigration. According to the hostile Belgian organization, "these statements amount to direct and public incitement to genocide."

General Charles Costanza, who commands US Army operations in Europe, was dismissed from his post about two months before he was scheduled to finish his term. The US Army did not explain the reason, while dozens of senior officers have already been dismissed or moved from their positions.

The Senate approved by a narrow margin of 50 to 49 the appointment of Todd Blanche, Donald Trump's former lawyer, as Attorney General. Two Republicans joined Democrats, amid growing concerns over the politicization of the Department of Justice.

According to a report in The Guardian, Tehran is considering delaying contacts with Washington until the US midterm elections, hoping that the consequences of the war, oil prices, and public pressure will harm the Republicans and reduce Donald Trump's room for maneuver.

According to a report in Politico, an unprecedented drop in Merz's popularity and fears of a dramatic achievement by the far-right in the September elections are leading to discussions about his removal. Behind the scenes, the name of the Prime Minister of North Rhine-Westphalia, Hendrik Wüst, is being raised as a possible alternative. Senior officials warn: "Removing a chancellor will lead to...