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TMTG, a company owned by US President Donald Trump, has launched Truth API, a service providing real-time access to the President's social media posts. Subscription fees reach $100,000 per month.

Following the declaration of a state of emergency in 25 Italian cities, the Ministry of Health reports temperatures exceeding 40 degrees. Meanwhile, massive wildfires continue to rage across the continent; in Greece, two pilots were killed in an air accident. France and Spain have recorded a rare meteorological phenomenon that is exacerbating the fire situation.

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.

An analysis of satellite imagery shows that 74% of structures in 19 examined villages in southern Lebanon have been destroyed, with five villages nearly razed to the ground.

Russian air defenses intercepted a Ukrainian drone targeting a missile plant on the Black Sea coast. The crash resulted in six deaths and 13 injuries among beachgoers. Ukrainian forces also targeted multiple logistics facilities belonging to Wildberries.

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.

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.

President Isaac Herzog received the credentials of six new ambassadors, including those from Chile and Honduras, who have returned to Israel for the first time since the war began three years ago.

The leader of the Los Rs organization, linked to the CJNG cartel, is accused of orchestrating the murder of beauty influencer Valeria Marquez following her breakup with his son. The crime occurred during a live broadcast.

The migration crisis in Spain is worsening: European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has called for strengthening EU borders following a mass influx of migrants into Ceuta.

The former leader of Myanmar met with a Red Cross delegation for the first time since the 2021 military coup. In photos released by the junta, she appears smiling and in good health, after years of uncertainty surrounding her condition.

Globes presents a daily review of global media coverage regarding Israel. In this edition: The UAE restores ties with Iran, a nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia could spark a regional arms race, and a German court ruling on comparing Israel to the Nazis.

A routine flight delay at Orlando Airport turned into a dramatic scene after a Florida preacher began addressing passengers about Jesus. The Alaska Airlines crew removed her, citing safety concerns, and the company subsequently banned her from future flights, sparking a viral debate online.

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.

Rabat has officially confirmed 11 deaths during the latest wave of migration to Ceuta and Melilla, with dozens more cases under investigation. Moroccan authorities attribute the tragedy to human trafficking networks and the spread of misleading information regarding border crossing risks.

Ahead of the resumption of talks in Rome, Lebanon has expanded its delegation. Israel is pushing for the Lebanese army to enter the Ali-Tahar ridge, the withdrawal of Hezbollah terrorists, and the demilitarization of the area.

US President Donald Trump announced the start of negotiations with Iran, stating his preference to save lives. The decision to cancel a planned attack followed requests from Gulf allies.

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.

President Donald Trump and Senate Republican leader John Thune are engaged in a power struggle that is overshadowing the Republican Party's operations and its prospects for maintaining a majority in the midterm elections.

A commentator close to the Tehran regime mocked President Trump following the cancellation of a strike against Iran. After promising to destroy "an entire civilization," Trump agreed to de-escalate, sparking ridicule in Iran.

US President Donald Trump sent a congratulatory letter to King Mohammed VI on the 27th anniversary of his accession to the throne. In the letter, he reaffirmed US recognition of Morocco's sovereignty over Western Sahara, labeling the autonomy proposal as the sole basis for a lasting solution.

Infantino's secret plan promised tens of millions of dollars to small associations but sparked widespread outrage. Now, amid a wave of resignations and loss of trust, FIFA is already naming candidates to replace him.

Conflicting statements from US President Donald Trump regarding a potential deal and threats from Iran are forcing Israelis to adjust their vacation plans. While some are canceling trips, others are choosing to ignore political volatility despite the ongoing stress and uncertainty.

Massive wildfires have broken out across at least 10 locations in Spokane, Washington. Thousands of families have been evacuated, with at least 600 structures destroyed as a state of emergency is declared.

"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.

Egypt's northern coast, once a symbol of luxury, is facing public backlash. Property owners are protesting against strict entry rules, high fees, and limited beach access, sparking a wider debate about foreign investment and the privatization of public spaces.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated in an interview with "Fox News" that the Iranian regime must change. This comes hours after President Donald Trump canceled a significant strike on Iranian territory, while emphasizing that the US remains committed to preventing Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons.

Sharks were spotted within a few days off the coast of New York, leading to nearly 50 beach closures since the start of the season. Now, the city police are operating a fleet of drones that broadcast real-time video from the air and warn lifeguards when they spot suspicious silhouettes in the water. "The lifeguard is constantly yelling 'Shark!'" describe bathers who are adapting to the new...

X, owned by Elon Musk, has become a hotbed for antisemitic conspiracy theories following the migrant crisis in Ceuta. An analysis by the Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM) reveals that such content reached over 100 million users in just 72 hours.

The massive influx of illegal migrants into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta has triggered a political crisis. Europe has demonstrated a firm stance, rejecting the policy of open borders, which has placed the Spanish government in a difficult position.

At least two people were killed in a collision of firefighting helicopters west of Athens. Authorities have launched a search for the crews in the Psatha area, as emergency forces continue to battle wildfires.

Against the backdrop of the cancellation of the American strike, Gulf states are demanding interceptors and defense guarantees from Washington - and expressing frustration at the lack of a clear strategy. In Tehran, they are threatening preemptive attacks if negotiations fail. At the same time, attempts to formulate an arrangement for opening the Strait of Hormuz continue.

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.

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.

At least five people were killed and 41 are missing following a fire on a ferry carrying approximately 250 passengers and crew. Rescue operations are ongoing.

The Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Aerospace Forces, Alexander Chaiko, was supposed to celebrate his birthday at the restaurant where the explosion occurred. Russian authorities have not confirmed if he was present or if he was injured in the blast. At this stage, no organization has claimed responsibility for the incident.

Hundreds of man-portable air-defense systems may soon be sent from China to Iran, marking a dangerous shift in relations. Until now, Beijing has helped Tehran behind the scenes but avoided direct arms sales. What is behind this course change, what the missiles offer Iran, and the threat Donald Trump has already issued to Beijing: "It will be very bad for you."