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The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps planned to launch a ballistic missile at a port in Ukraine in response to a ship attack. The goal was to send a message while avoiding major damage. A fierce debate has erupted in Tehran regarding the response.

The Jewish community task force presents data for 2025, which is shaping up to be the most violent year since the 1994 attack in Argentina. 23,000 incidents were documented in the seven major countries. The CEO of the Anti-Defamation League called on governments to act in advance.

The issue of control over the Strait of Hormuz remains unresolved: Iran has rejected Oman's compromise proposal for a joint regional mechanism to regulate ship traffic. Tehran insists that shipping lanes must pass through its territorial waters and has threatened to keep the strait completely closed if its demands are not met.

Public anger over power outages and the cost of living is evolving into a political struggle against the government. The national electricity company warns of a total blackout, while protesters threaten to paralyze state institutions.

Tissue samples were sent for testing for suspected poisoning or disease. Duncan Wunyama: "The bodies were found in various locations around the national park."

Four Jewish legal associations and the Anti-Defamation League have criticized the composition of the committee that influences judicial appointments in New York. The rejection of retired Jewish judge John Leventhal's candidacy has sparked controversy. The Mayor's Office has denied allegations of religious bias.

Rait al-Tamimi, who lived for years in Baghdad, met Khamenei, and Nasrallah's men, is now openly calling for normalization with Israel. In a special interview with N12, he blames Iran and talks about the price he pays: "I am threatened all the time."

The administration of US President Donald Trump announced this evening (Tuesday) that it will end the subsidy program designed to curb the rise in premiums for prescription drug insurance plans under Medicare Part D. The decision is expected to affect about 25 million enrollees, with many potentially paying more for drug coverage starting in 2027.

In a poll published in the US, 49% of respondents support the arrest of the Prime Minister in accordance with the International Criminal Court's warrant. A majority of Democrats believe that Netanyahu has damaged US-Israel relations.

For the first time in nearly three years, Prime Minister Netanyahu and Ukrainian President Zelensky were seen talking before the funeral ceremony of Senator Lindsey Graham. The meeting takes place against the backdrop of a Ukrainian attack on Iranian vessels in the Caspian Sea, sharp accusations from Tehran that Kyiv is acting on Israel's behalf, and threats of ballistic missiles. At the same...

The coffin of the esteemed Republican senator, who passed away at 71, was brought to the National Cathedral in Washington. President Donald Trump, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, and dozens of senior officials attended the ceremony. On the sidelines, a conversation took place between Netanyahu and Zelensky against the backdrop of tensions between Kyiv and...

He is called the "Dutch Trump," but following his election victory, Geert Wilders has become one of Europe's most influential politicians. In an exclusive interview with our correspondent, the leader of the Dutch Party for Freedom discusses the fight against radical Islam, Europe's failure to protect Jewish communities, and his high regard for Benjamin Netanyahu.

The startup Deep Fission is promoting a first-of-its-kind experiment to build a nuclear reactor underground, aiming to generate electricity without the familiar massive concrete complexes. Supporters see an energy revolution, while opponents warn: "We are guinea pigs."

South Korean authorities ordered the evacuation of civilians near the US Osan Air Base today, Tuesday, following a white phosphorus leak. The incident caused concern among local residents, but the situation has since been resolved.

At least 1,500 death row inmates at Iran's Ghezel Hesar prison have been on a two-week hunger strike to protest a surge in executions. Some prisoners have sewn their lips shut, demanding international intervention against the regime's brutal crackdown.

US President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky met at the White House. The leaders discussed the production of Patriot systems and the advancement of the diplomatic process.

After facing numerous attacks, Abu Dhabi is working to gradually renew ties with Tehran, assessing that the Iranian regime will emerge from the war weakened but not defeated. Simultaneously, the UAE is deepening security cooperation with Israel and the US in preparation for potential future escalation.

The young lifeguard, Ryder, was filmed diving into the water to save a child swept away by strong waves off the coast of California. For long minutes, the two struggled against the current until another lifeguard arrived to assist.

A mountain hike turned into a nightmare: the injured hiker used his medical expertise to manage his trauma. His friends coordinated with rescue teams via satellite, while the climber requested that others be warned to spare children from seeing the injury.

The advisor to the Chief of Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces called for revenge for the death of the Supreme Leader, labeling it a "national duty" of the Islamic nation. Meanwhile, the editor of the newspaper "Kayhan" warned that ignoring this vengeance would embolden Israel and the USA.

The UAE established its civil nuclear program under strict limitations. If Saudi Arabia receives a more lenient agreement with the US, the UAE's long-standing monopoly in the field will be broken, and a new competition will begin between the two regional powers.

Ahead of the Israel-Lebanon meeting in Rome, it is reported that the dispute over the body that will oversee the implementation of the pilot zones continues. At the same time, the USA conveyed a sharp message that any attack by Hezbollah against Israel will lead to a broad response directed against the organization and Lebanon.

More than 390 unmanned aerial vehicles were launched toward the Moscow region overnight Monday. The attack occurred against the backdrop of a planned meeting between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and U.S. President Donald Trump, according to Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin.

Argentine model Wanda Nara has released security footage showing four burglars breaking into her home in Italy. While the intruders were inside, her five children were watching the World Cup final before hiding in a bathroom.

Tehran is intensifying its rhetoric against Ukraine following strikes on logistics routes in the Caspian Sea. Iranian officials are threatening retaliation, while Kyiv asserts its intent to disrupt the supply of Iranian weapons to Russia.

A 6.8 magnitude earthquake struck Kumamoto Prefecture on Kyushu Island this Tuesday morning. The Japanese government has issued a tsunami warning for waves of up to one meter.

A 7.1 magnitude earthquake struck the Kyushu region in southern Japan, prompting a tsunami warning. The US Tsunami Warning Center confirmed there is no tsunami threat to Hawaii or American Samoa.

A Saudi analyst told "HaYom" that if recognition of Israel were an official condition, it would have been included in the agreement. Commentators hint that if the deal fails, Riyadh may turn to alternative arrangements with China.

The 'Kayhan' newspaper warns against a 'ceasefire trap' and urges decisive action. Meanwhile, moderate circles in Iran see the lull as a chance for the economy. The US is betting on financial pressure, viewing it as more effective than bombings.

Hours before Iran executed two participants in January's anti-regime protests, clashes broke out between citizens and security forces in Isfahan, reports "Iran International".

The Chinese Ministry of Commerce has warned of retaliation if the USA imposes sanctions on Chinese AI firms. This follows White House accusations that Moonshot AI stole intellectual property.

According to a Wall Street Journal report citing an Iranian diplomatic source, the regime hopes that Donald Trump's desire for success ahead of the November elections will help extract concessions. Meanwhile, in talks with Oman, Iran continues to insist on its demand to collect transit fees for the Strait of Hormuz.

At the 61st Independence Day ceremony of the Maldives, President Mohamed Muizzu reaffirmed the ban on Israeli passport holders, citing solidarity with Palestinians and criticizing the opposition's past pro-Israel policies.

The lead singer of "Culture Club" is once again standing with Israel, sparking a global storm. From singing in Hebrew to a direct reference to the October 7 massacre, here are the details on the single that has taken the web by storm.

Yaron Avraham revealed on air that he did not receive entry clearance for the Prime Minister's meeting with Donald Trump at the White House. Additionally, media representatives were not allowed to board the 'Wing of Zion' plane and had to travel on commercial flights.

A Florida resident was attacked and seriously injured in his leg while in waist-deep water in Daytona Beach. He managed to move his partner away, fight off the shark, and get out of the sea on his own. After emergency surgery, doctors estimate his recovery will take several months.

Ahead of the meeting between the US President and the Israeli Prime Minister, administration officials clarified that the IDF's withdrawal from Lebanon is contingent upon the dismantling of Hezbollah's terrorist infrastructure. Meanwhile, Donald Trump outlined his positions on Iran, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia, which will be discussed in the Oval Office.

The war has pushed Russia into a deficit of about $74 billion. To bridge it, the government attempted to raise funds through bonds but failed. Meanwhile, Ukraine is increasing pressure on Russian infrastructure and logistics.

Mediating countries, led by Qatar and Pakistan, are advancing efforts to renew negotiations between the US and Iran following the collapse of the temporary ceasefire. Donald Trump claimed that Tehran is interested in resuming talks and estimated there is a chance for a deal, but clarified that if the contacts fail, "we will go back to the same place."

At least one shot was fired early Monday morning outside the US Consulate in Toronto. Police found evidence of a weapon used on University Avenue; no injuries were reported.