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The star driving the American left crazy - and the warning for Israel
He broadcasts from home 7 hours a day, defines Zionism as a racist ideology, and claims that Hamas is better than the Israeli government. Internet star Hasan Piker led a progressive candidate to victory in the Michigan primaries, proving that the battle for the younger generation's public opinion has definitively moved from television to screens.

Incitement to hatred in Toronto: 8 defendants waved antisemitic signs in the heart of a Jewish neighborhood
"If depicting Jews as vermin and calls for the destruction of the Jewish state do not cross the threshold of Canadian laws - what does?", protested the country's Jewish organizations. The signs were described as antisemitic caricatures reminiscent of Nazi propaganda - and the demonstration where they were waved took place at a time when synagogues in the city had already been targets of gunfire.

Sobbing before photos of her children, diaries revealed: The second week of the trial of the mother accused of murdering her three children
Psychiatric testimonies revealed Lindsay Clancy's mental state before the tragedy: she suffered from depression, anxiety, insomnia, and intrusive thoughts, sought treatment, and was hospitalized. However, therapists testified that they did not identify signs of psychosis or danger after her discharge, describing her as clear and rational.

Trump reduces childhood vaccinations due to autism: "In the past, there were fewer diagnosed children"
As part of the US administration's move to change childhood vaccination policy, the US President signed a new executive order focusing on 11 key vaccines against diseases and viruses defined as the most serious. On the agenda: Hepatitis B, flu, and COVID-19 vaccines will no longer be recommended in the way they were previously.

Inside a catering truck: how Donald Trump was secretly smuggled out of Turkey due to the Iranian threat
After it was confirmed that he was forced to change planes due to a threat to his life, The Washington Post revealed the details of the operation: the president boarded one plane in front of the media, was hidden inside a catering truck, and was secretly transferred to a smaller military plane. Even some of his staff members were unaware of the maneuver.

7.4 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Colombia
The epicenter of the quake was recorded in the Chocó department in the west of the country, at a depth of about 82 kilometers. Authorities have activated emergency protocols and are scanning the affected areas. As of now, no official estimate regarding casualties or property damage has been reported.

"The Black Widow of Iran": The story of serial killer Kulsum Akbari
Kulsum Akbari used to marry elderly men and, according to her conviction, killed them using drugs she put into drinks and in some cases by strangulation. According to Iranian media, the motive was money, assets, and inheritances. She has now been sentenced to 10 separate death penalties for ten murders.

Report: Israel offered Lebanon a "civilian prisoner exchange deal"
According to the report in the Lebanese newspaper, Israel offered the transfer of Jewish remains from Jewish cemeteries in Lebanon to Israel in exchange for the release of Lebanese civilians. In addition, the Lebanese delegation to the negotiations in Rome returned to Beirut without having managed to obtain any Israeli commitment to a ceasefire or to a reduction in military operations.

Setting the tone: Senior official close to Mojtaba appointed to influential position in Iran
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.

Absurd: Professor who claimed Israel is committing genocide to receive $250,000 settlement
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.

Tehran hardens stance: "There will be no talks with the USA" — six conditions for opening Hormuz
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.

President of Iran: This is the best time to reach an agreement, Vance: There is progress in the negotiations
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.

During his vacation: Pro-Palestinian organization filed a complaint against the CEO of "Im Tirtzu"
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."

The obstacle on the way to opening the strait: who really rules Iran?
According to the Wall Street Journal, Arab mediators fear that Tehran's representatives lack sufficient power to ensure that the agreement to open the Strait of Hormuz will be honored. The Revolutionary Guards are demanding immediate economic compensation and threatening to resume attacks on ships, while negotiations are expanding to include the easing of sanctions and the release of Iranian...

Is Israel behind the Moroccan invasion of Spain? China examines the connection of both to the crisis in Ceuta
The claim being examined in academic and intelligence circles in Beijing links the crisis in Ceuta, the tension between Madrid and Jerusalem, and the security ties between Israel and Morocco. In China, they wonder if the assault on the Spanish enclave was part of a planned operation, but no evidence of Israeli involvement has been presented.

New record in the wave of antisemitism in the UK: almost double compared to before October 7
A report by the Community Security Trust (CST) in the UK documents 1,926 antisemitic incidents across the country in the first half of 2026 - an increase of 21% compared to the same period last year. The monthly average of hate manifestations against Jews stands at 320 - a 99% jump compared to the period preceding October 7.

Millions of Iraqis without salaries: The Hormuz crisis hits families
More than a week after the scheduled payment date for July salaries, millions of public sector employees, retirees, and welfare recipients in Iraq have yet to receive their wages. Senior officials admit that the liquidity crisis, exacerbated by the impact on oil revenues, makes it difficult for the government to meet its financial obligations.

Fuego volcano erupts in Guatemala: Authorities warn of critical 72 hours
About 1,700 people remain in shelters following the eruption of the Fuego volcano in Guatemala. Authorities have raised the alert level to red, warning that the next 72 hours are critical due to mudflows.

Diplomatic crisis: US revokes visa of Brazilian ambassador
The US State Department has revoked the visa of Brazilian ambassador Maria Luiza Ribeiro Viotti, stating it will only be reinstated once Brazil grants diplomatic approval to President Donald Trump's nominee, Daniel Perez. "We need an immediate and positive answer," Washington officials declared.

Jordan Convenes Emergency Meeting of Arab Foreign Ministers Over 'Israeli Takeover' of Temple Mount
Jordan is convening an emergency meeting of foreign ministers from Arab and Islamic countries due to what it defines as an 'immediate threat' of an Israeli takeover of the Temple Mount. Amman warns that violating the status quo could ignite a major religious conflict.

Houthis claim strike on 'sensitive target' at Najran airport
According to the Houthis, the attack at Najran airport was carried out in response to the activity of Saudi UAVs in Yemeni territory, against the backdrop of renewed escalation between the parties in the last month.

Closing the Circle: Memorial Plaque for the Father of the Lubavitcher Rebbe Installed at His Former Prison
86 years after the Soviet regime imprisoned Rabbi Levi Yitzchak Schneerson for his religious leadership, a memorial plaque has been unveiled at the Lukianovka detention facility in Kyiv. The initiative was led by Kyiv’s Chief Rabbi Yonatan Markovitz and Rabbi Ariel Markovitz.

Iran: "No direct talks with the USA, we are only discussing Hormuz with Oman"
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei stated that Tehran's regional contacts aim to address security concerns and protect national interests. He clarified that negotiations are being conducted solely with Oman regarding a temporary safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz.

Montreal Kosher Restaurant Torched; Critics Slam Government Indifference to Antisemitism
Canada's Minister of Public Safety, Gary Anandasangaree, condemned the arson attack on the "Nöam" kosher restaurant in Montreal. The incident has sparked backlash against the government, with critics accusing officials of failing to address the surge in antisemitism across the country.

"The Quadrilateral Meeting": Towards the implementation of the Gaza agreement and pressure on Netanyahu
"The biggest challenge lies in the extent of Israel's commitment to the implementation of the agreement," said a source familiar with the negotiations. Mediators are expected to meet this week to ensure the completion of key steps. The process relies heavily on the direct involvement and pressure from US President Donald Trump on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Mother who killed her three children claims postpartum psychosis defense
Lindsay Clancy, on trial for the murder of her three children in Massachusetts, claims she was suffering from postpartum psychosis at the time of the incident. The defense argues she was not responsible for her actions.

Is his voice heard? Reasons why no audio recordings of the Supreme Leader in Iran have been published
The Iranian daily newspaper Al-Mashari, affiliated with the Tehran municipality, has revealed why no audio recordings of Mojtaba Khamenei have been released to date. The primary concern is that intelligence services could analyze audio files to pinpoint his exact location.

Hamas Fighters Disappeared: A Study Compromising the Anti-Israel Newspaper
A new study using Claude code analyzed all war-related headlines in the New York Times and found that the newspaper adopted the Hamas narrative regarding Gaza casualties, primarily because Hamas militants were almost entirely absent from the reports.

Antisemitic attack in Florida: Chabad synagogue vandalized, suspect arrested
Security cameras recorded the suspect throwing a brick at the front of the synagogue in downtown Sarasota. An indictment was filed against him for damaging a religious building, which was classified as a hate crime.

Plane crash in Peru: 13 people killed
A light aircraft crashed near the Pueblo Viejo airstrip in Nazca, Peru, resulting in the deaths of all 13 people on board. Preliminary assessments indicate that 11 passengers were tourists on their way to an observation flight over the Nazca Lines.

Trump's social media offensive: Fighter jets, ships on the seabed, and a crushed Iranian currency
President Donald Trump posted a series of AI-generated images targeting Iran, while criticizing his predecessors, Joe Biden and Barack Obama, for failing to use force against the regime as he does. In another post, the US President shared a graph illustrating the major devaluation of the Iranian currency since he took office.

Tensions in the Gulf: Missiles launched from Iran toward Kuwait and tanker attacked off Oman
The Kuwaiti army announced on Saturday that its defense systems were activated to intercept missiles launched from Iran. Meanwhile, an attack was reported on a tanker 21 nautical miles from Khasab, Oman. These events occur as Washington prepares for potential strikes on Iran following the failure of diplomatic efforts.

Israeli OnlyFans Model to Remain in Custody in Los Angeles
Adva Lavie, known by the alias "Mia Ventura," will remain in custody in Los Angeles. A judge ruled that the model is a flight risk following repeated violations of her release conditions.

"Mixing oil and water": Javier Milei against the Argentine national team players
Javier Milei once again criticized the Argentine national team players for waving the Falkland Islands flag after their victory over England in the 2026 World Cup semi-final. The President argued that football and politics should not be mixed, emphasizing that the struggle for the archipelago must be handled through diplomatic channels.

Italy Suspends Schengen Agreement with Spain Amid Migrant Crisis
The Italian government has officially announced the suspension of the Schengen Agreement with Spain due to an unprecedented migration wave into Ceuta. Approximately 49,000 migrants entered the Spanish enclave within 24 hours.

Trump on Iran: "We are hitting them hard and will continue to do so"
US President Donald Trump stated that the campaign against Iran is proceeding successfully, while US officials note that real power in the country lies with the Revolutionary Guards.

Saudi Arabia prepares for naval military action in Yemen and considers a ground invasion
Saudi Arabia is preparing for a broad military operation against the Houthis in Yemen, which may include an attack from the sea and land. The move is intended to break the Houthi grip on shipping lanes in the southern Red Sea and allow for the resumption of Saudi oil exports.

Ireland Hopes to Leverage UEFA Precedent in Renewed Calls to Ban Israel from Competitions
The UEFA decision to boycott FIFA competitions over plans to sell World Cup stakes has sparked renewed calls in Ireland to cancel Nations League matches against Israel.

Gary Lineker claims he is "not antisemitic" while launching further attacks on Israel
The popular English commentator appeared on a podcast focused on Palestine, apologized for a controversial post, and attacked again: "The policy of the State of Israel is the killing of children."

Iranian Foreign Minister: Egypt is an important friend, beware of Israeli plots
Abbas Araghchi hinted on Twitter that Israel is responsible for the attack on a gas tanker in Egypt. According to him, countries in the region must remain vigilant against Israeli plots designed to undermine regional peace.