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12 people were rescued from the water after a motorboat capsized in New York Harbor. The 46-year-old boat operator was arrested and charged with 13 counts of reckless endangerment. Authorities are investigating whether it was an illegal passenger charter.

Mohsen Rezaee, military advisor to the Supreme Leader and former commander of the IRGC, has been appointed by the President of Iran as Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council. Additionally, Mojtaba Khamenei has appointed Rezaee as his representative to the council, effectively consolidating control over Tehran's security and foreign policy in his hands.

The anti-Israel discourse crosses borders and party lines, and is already turning American Jews into a target. Within the Democratic Party, this is a deep process infiltrating the progressive center of gravity. The October 7 massacre revealed how intertwined anti-Zionism and antisemitism are.

Israel is facing growing criticism from Azerbaijan, partly due to the government's discussion regarding the recognition of the Armenian genocide. Despite a significant deal closed for Rafael systems, companies fear that the trend of shrinking deals with the strategic client will continue. Among the sources of concern: the surge of American companies and an unexplained delay in the space tender...

A new report by the credit rating agency Fitch warns that changes to the Medicaid program — the public health insurance intended primarily for low-income Americans — have become one of the main threats to the financial stability of hospitals in the United States. Some of the most significant provisions are expected to begin taking effect during 2027.

About two years ago, Professor Raz Segal was appointed head of the Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies at the University of Minnesota. Following intense pressure from donors, the institution canceled the appointment. It has now been determined that the professor will be compensated by the university, which reportedly violated the First Amendment and its commitment to academic freedom.

Donald Trump prefers at this stage to exert economic pressure on Iran rather than start a new round of fighting. At the same time, contacts regarding the opening of the Strait of Hormuz are becoming complicated, and Tehran is setting new demands as a condition for an agreement.

Washington reveals its strategy in the event of a possible confrontation with Beijing, which is rapidly building up its forces. The move comes against the backdrop of a significant depletion in US ammunition stocks, which have decreased since President Donald Trump's decision to join Israel and bomb Iran.

Case defeated progressive state senator Jarrett Keohokalole. During the campaign, Case faced criticism for his support of military aid to Israel. The victory of the moderate candidate comes against the backdrop of a series of achievements for the progressive camp in the party.

Abdul El-Sayed, who narrowly defeated the pro-Israel candidate for the Democratic nomination in the swing state, told NBC in an interview that he opposes all financial aid to foreign militaries. El-Sayed has already received Obama's blessing and is preparing for a tough battle against a Republican opponent supported by Donald Trump.

Three years after leaving a New York law firm to defend Donald Trump, Todd Blanche has been confirmed by the Senate as US Attorney General. Having successfully used delay tactics to protect the president from prison, Blanche has now declared war on "rogue judges" and is actively prosecuting political rivals, raising concerns about the independence of the Department of Justice.

A massive fireworks show in Altea, Spain, turned into a nightmare when a shell deviated from its trajectory and struck the crowd on the beach. The event, billed as the largest in its history, utilized over 1,600 kg of gunpowder. 27 people were injured, with 11 hospitalized for burns.

Ahead of the "Day of Rage" demonstrations in Greece, a tourism industry figure offers reassurance, claiming that the protests are barely felt on the ground. According to him, the risk to Israelis is very low, but provocations could ignite confrontations.

The New IRA organization has published a video threatening to ignite a civil war if immigrants do not leave Ireland. Last month, a woman was arrested for transporting explosives for the group, and several police stations in Northern Ireland have faced attacks.

A new law passed by the ruling Justice and Development Party tightens the presidency's control over freedom of expression on networks under the guise of "cybersecurity". The country's opposition is concerned following several cases of arrests and legal actions against journalists.

The US President admitted to his advisors that he is ready to waive the ultimate goal of a comprehensive nuclear deal to focus solely on opening the Strait of Hormuz, according to a new report.

Rebeca Grynspan's niece and nephew served in the IDF, and her grandparents were murdered by the Nazis. She is leading by one vote in a secret poll conducted among Security Council members on the way to the position of UN Secretary-General. If elected, she would be the first woman and the first Jewish person to head the organization.

Almost six years after she shared that she was considering freezing her eggs, AOC revealed that she has decided to undergo the procedure. This personal step comes against the backdrop of an ongoing discussion she leads about the price women pay on the path to a career and family.

Ynet exposed the evolution of the "nuclear statement" by IRGC commander Ahmad Vahidi - which was never actually said, but reached the Prime Minister's speech at Mount Herzl. The "Tehran Times" accused the "Israeli regime" of fabrications, and experts questioned the report's authenticity. Nevertheless, the false information managed to spread through American political circles.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated on Sunday that there are no direct negotiations with the US, with communication limited to intermediaries. Tehran has set six conditions for reopening the Strait of Hormuz, including the lifting of sanctions and the withdrawal of American forces from the region.

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.

Ahead of the elections, Dr. Mordechai Kedar estimates that the countries of the region are preparing for the day after Donald Trump and see Iran as a power that survived the campaign - and it pushes them toward new security alliances.

An unprecedented migration crisis, confrontations with Donald Trump and Israel, a rift in NATO, and domestic corruption scandals: Pedro Sánchez is losing allies, but the Spanish economy is providing him with a lifeline ahead of the elections.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

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."

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.