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Two days after congratulating Khalil al-Hayya on his election as Hamas leader, Masoud Pezeshkian stated that Iran would back any decision made by Palestinian leaders. This comes against the backdrop of Donald Trump’s plan to disarm the terrorist organization.

A Chabad House was inaugurated in the heart of the main and bustling street of the famous resort city in Latvia. The mayor also took the microphone and spoke "like a true Hasid."

According to Ukrainian intelligence, North Korea has begun deploying a missile unit in western Russia that will include 120 ballistic missiles and six launchers. At the same time, the shortage of interceptors makes it difficult for Ukraine to deal with Russian attacks.

Ozlem Karapinar has become the first woman in Turkish history to reach the rank of general in the Air Force. The promotion was part of a major round of military appointments signed by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

According to a Wall Street Journal report, Mayor Zohran Mamdani fired dozens of senior executives and tycoons this week from the 'Mayor's Fund to Advance New York City.' Officials note that following his actions, other companies are eyeing locations outside of New York.

The US military is facing a severe munitions crisis, having exhausted nearly 80% of its central air defense interceptor inventory. Senior commanders warn that Pentagon stockpiles have reached a "dangerous low" as the conflict with Iran continues.

For the party, the main concern is now political rather than personal. The seventh district of Ohio has historically been a safe Republican stronghold, but in light of the serious scandal, the seat is now in clear danger.

A young woman who went out with her mother, who is recovering from cancer, was attacked after confronting a couple on their way to a restaurant. The case joins a series of incidents that reveal a deep generational gap, almost non-existent enforcement, and a huge government economic interest.

The new British Prime Minister Andy Burnham broadcasts: "I work for you," but his political rivals warn that his plans have no budgetary coverage and their implementation will lead to tax hikes or increased debt. In the background, there is also criticism regarding immigration issues.

The IRGC demands full control over the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for 'goodwill gestures' toward the US. Meanwhile, Pakistan and Qatar are leading mediation efforts to prevent a full-scale war.

The U.S. has used nearly 80% of its THAAD interceptors and about half of its Patriot interceptors in the war with Iran. The shortage has alarmed Gulf states and was among the considerations that led Donald Trump to halt an additional strike over the weekend.

The US Senate Judiciary Committee has approved the nomination of Todd Blanche for Attorney General. The confirmation followed intense scrutiny over his ties to President Donald Trump and a requirement that he formally dissolve a controversial legal fund and meet with victims of Jeffrey Epstein.

Artist Itay Zalait, who created the memorial to Yoni Netanyahu in Entebbe, discusses the project's origins, messages from the Netanyahu family, and the controversy over credit.

The migration crisis in Ceuta is escalating, with 69,500 migrants returned to Morocco. Spain is facing severe criticism from EU partners and accusations of failing to secure its borders.

The Jewish community in Iran lives in constant tension. The intensifying war between Iran, Israel, and the United States only complicates an already delicate situation.

Growing understanding regarding Mohammed bin Salman's influence on Donald Trump to cancel the intensification of US military strikes in Iran. The situation for Saudi Arabia remains complex, and Iran shows no genuine interest in diplomacy.

The New York City Council member's plan to establish a municipal grocery chain has encountered significant political obstacles. Critics have focused on perceived double standards regarding identification requirements.

A forecast presented on CNN gives Abdul El-Sayed a 98% chance of winning the Senate primary in Michigan. The progressive candidate's surge signals a deep rebellion against the Democratic establishment.

Turkey faces a critical strategic decision: whether to join an international sixth-generation fighter jet program or pursue an independent development path.

Japan is presenting its military buildup as an engine for economic growth, calling for investment in the arms industry and new technologies. The government warns that the Chinese threat to Taiwan remains its greatest strategic challenge.

Mohsen Rezaei, military advisor to the Supreme Leader of Iran, claimed that the US planned a large-scale operation to seize the Strait of Hormuz but failed due to flawed assessments and Iranian counterattacks.

Drama in Iran: A close associate of Mojtaba Khamenei revealed the ongoing confrontation between him and the Iranian president. The desire to resign and the backing down - new details from the last few days about the Supreme Leader of Iran, who has not yet been seen alive.

The US Department of Defense has begun implementing a secret plan, dubbed “Incubator Arc,” to withdraw strategic air assets from forward bases near Iran to protect them from potential preemptive strikes.

Political turmoil in Turkey: The "New Party," established only recently, garners almost a fifth of the votes in a new poll. The ruling party remains first, while the veteran opposition suffers a historic defeat.

CyberWell has identified a wave of antisemitic conspiracy theories blaming Jews for fires across Europe. One post on X has garnered over two million views, highlighting how antisemitism adapts to the news cycle to spread hate.

The invasion of migrants into Ceuta has exposed Madrid's helplessness in the face of the Moroccan extortion campaign. In an interview with Maariv, Jewish community leaders explain how the collapse of Spanish national security has translated into antisemitic incitement.

Morocco rejects accusations of orchestrating the migration crisis, claiming that misleading information on social media triggered the influx of tens of thousands of people into Ceuta. Most migrants have been returned, but the dispute over the scale of the disaster continues.

The Paris prosecution has opened a criminal investigation into suspected psychological harassment in the Prime Minister's office, following a complaint by an employee who attempted to take her own life. The investigation follows two suicides and another death of employees within the organization.

A CNN report reveals a growing rift between the Palestinian Christian community in the West Bank and evangelical Christians in the United States, who are accused of supporting settlements and ignoring the plight of the local Christian community.

Daniela Grodsky-Ekstein, who has finished five years in London, recounted in an interview with the 'Telegraph' the attempted terror attack at the embassy and warned of antisemitism and the deterioration of relations between Israel and Britain.

After years of attacking Ukraine and echoing messages from the Kremlin, Laura Loomer stood before Volodymyr Zelensky in Kyiv and admitted: "I was misled." The two spoke about Vladimir Putin, Donald Trump, Tucker Carlson, Iran, and the war for public opinion.

Emirati analyst Amjad Taha claimed that 17 countries have evacuated embassy staff from Tehran and called on European nations to grant the U.S. access to their bases: "The EU needs to show the same courage as Bulgaria."

Following a series of massive fines on Google, Apple, Meta, and Amazon, the US President is threatening an immediate trade investigation and a "significant" tariff on the European Union.