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Israel faces continuous attempts to orchestrate terrorism against civilian and military targets alike, forcing the defense establishment to maintain high readiness.

Maine’s controversial Nazi-tattooed Democratic nominee for the US Senate accuses Israel’s prime minister of ‘crimes against humanity,’ denouncing Netanyahu as an “international fugitive” from ICC charges.

While ordinary Iranians expressed exhaustion and concern about daily life, supporters of the government have projected confidence in the regime’s ability to withstand military pressure.

US intelligence chief reportedly warned President Trump that evidence gathered on Iranian leaders suggests they are unlikely to follow through on recently signed interim deal.

On a strategic level, Iran appears to have succeeded in shaping the course of events since the renewal of hostilities on February 28.

A London appeals court has upheld the British government’s decision to designate Palestine Action as a terrorist organization, ruling that the group’s violent campaign went far beyond legitimate protest. In a unanimous decision, a five-judge panel described Palestine Action as a covert network operating through secret cells to carry out attacks on defense companies, banks,

María Fernanda Espinosa delivered a blunt assessment of the United Nations, warning that the organization has lost credibility and is increasingly viewed as ineffective in the face of global crises. Launching her campaign to succeed António Guterres, Espinosa admitted the UN is too often “missing in action,” describing it as slow, fragmented, and sidelined during

FIFA is reportedly pushing ahead with plans for a symbolic match between Israeli and Palestinian under-15 teams during its global youth football festival in September, despite deep political tensions and repeated failures to foster cooperation. The proposal comes just months after Palestinian Football Association chief Jibril Rajoub publicly refused to shake hands with an Israeli

US Vice President JD Vance said he believes Israel will eventually back the emerging US-Iran agreement, despite fierce opposition from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and growing criticism across Israel’s political spectrum. Vance insisted the deal would make both Israel and the Middle East safer, dismissing reports in the Israeli media as “misinformation” and expressing confidence