During a routine operation to neutralize explosives in Mateh Yehuda, Jerusalem police found a bleeding turtle whose shell was damaged by shrapnel. 'I knew immediately it needed help,' said the bomb technician, who fed it and transferred it to safari vets for rehab
President Prabowo Subianto assured Islamic leaders he will withdraw from the board if it fails to serve Palestinian and Indonesian interests. Critics at home question the move, while Nahdlatul Ulama suggests Indonesia could leverage its role to push for de-escalation in the Middle East
This unusual ruling, prompted by wedding cancellations during the war, is meant to prevent Israeli couples from delaying their unions, thereby causing 'the package to fall apart'
State officials have said their leadership is growing discontent about the way the Trump administration is handling the war effort, particularly its preferential defense of Israel relative to its allies in the Gulf
British lawmakers and the domestic spy agency have long warned of threats posed to Britain by Iran, while Australia has also linked antisemitic attacks to Tehran. 'Iran is the biggest state sponsor of terrorism globally, and sadly, that is in effect in our own society as well,' said Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy
In addition to the officer, four other Israelis, three of whom had a close relationship to the officer, were indicted for smuggling two trucks into the Gaza Strip containing millions of shekels worth of goods
Appealing a decision not to extend restrictions on Netanyahu's chief of staff Tzachi Braverman amid the war with Iran, police argued that, as 'Israel's economy has partially reopened,' the prime minister's testimony in the case is required
While the Israeli prime minister gave recorded statements and an interview to Fox News, he has yet to answer questions from the Israeli media or hold a press conference. By contrast, President Trump granted interviews to U.S. outlets and responded directly to reporters' questions
The Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court also canceled the house arrest and restrictive conditions imposed by the police. 'It is unacceptable that the fact that a person has a different opinion, however extreme, grants authorities the right to carry out unlawful actions,' the ruling said
The girls' school in Minab, in southern Iran, was hit on Saturday during the first day of U.S. and Israeli attacks on the country. Iran's ambassador to the U.N. in Geneva, Ali Bahreini, said the strike killed 150 students. Reuters could not independently confirm the death toll
The protester, Brian McGinnis, a Marine veteran running as a Green Party candidate in North Carolina’s Senate race, disrupted a Senate Armed Services subcommittee hearing on military readiness.
Netanyahu and his people are still striving to undermine the attorney general and the free press ■ The judiciary sees the Ben-Gvir case at the High Court as a test of the country's future ■ Trump quickly repays Netanyahu for his flattery by lashing out at President Herzog ■ What awaits the governing coalition the day after the war?