After residents near the Lebanon border reported Hezbollah operatives approaching the fence, the Galilee Division commander reassured locals while Israel launched major airstrikes and prepared for its biggest divisional drill since the war began.

Israel sets clocks back one hour at 2 a.m. on Oct. 26, gaining an extra hour of sleep; here’s why it happens, and when daylight saving time returns

Viral TikTok video showing Hebrew text on a pickup truck led to police probe and public backlash, prompting Malaysia’s prime minister to warn that any use of Hebrew or Israeli symbols violates national policy and offends public sensitivities

After High Court pressure and public outcry, coalition prepares legislation to form a state commission on Hamas attack, but proposed changes to its authority and structure spark tension with bereaved families and opposition leaders

In their third White House meeting this year, Trump praised Zelensky’s “stylish blazer” while considering Ukraine’s request for Tomahawk missiles; the U.S. president said he fears Putin is “buying time” and again complained about not getting a Nobel Peace Prize.

The European Union has suspended plans to restrict trade with Israel and sanction far-right ministers  Ben-Gvir and  Smotrich following a U.S.-brokered ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, Politico reported. Belgium’s foreign minister expressed anger.

Nearly a year after Mango founder and Catalonia’s richest man, Isaac Andic, fell to his death on a family hike, Spanish police have reopened the case amid contradictions in his son Jonathan’s testimony and rising tensions over the inheritance.

Artist aleXsandro Palombo’s mural honoring Shiri Bibas and her sons was vandalized with a 'No War' sign during a Milan synagogue event