Arutz Sheva editor and reporter
French Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin promises increased security for Israel's Olympics delegation, says athletes will receive security 24 hours a day courtesy of French police force.
A column published in the Daily Telegraph claims that the new British Foreign Minister’s decision to renew funding for UNRWA is ‘a source of deep concern.’
The Greek Prime Minister visited Cyprus to mark 50 years of occupation of part of the country by Turkey, while Turkish President Erdogan visited the occupied area.
City councillor representing the Green Party in the British city of Bournemouth, calls for the city to end its twin city agreement with the Israeli city of Netanya due to the war in Gaza.
US President Joe Biden was interviewed and forgot the name of the Secretary of Defense who has been serving under him in recent years.
The Royal Academy of Arts exhibits anti-Israel art: a pilot as a murderer and swastikas over Gazan women's heads.
CIA chief William Burns believes Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar under new pressure from Hamas commanders to end the war against Israel, CNN report says.
US president says that he has done 'more than anyone else' for the Palestinians and emphasized that he is a Zionist: 'If there was no Israel, every Jew in the world would be in danger.'
The Prime Minister of Estonia, Kaja Kallas, will end her term and begin to serve as the European Union's foreign minister instead of Borrell, one of the most prominent voices in Europe critical of Israel.
UK Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, expressed his hope, 'to further deepen the close relationship between the two countries,' but emphasized, 'the urgent need for a ceasefire, return of hostages and immediate increase in the volume of humanitarian aid reaching civilians.'
Labour predicted to win 410 seats. The Conservatives headed by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak are predicted to crash to 131 seats.
British Labour leader Keir Starmer condemns Conservative attacks on him over his comments that he avoids working after 6:00 p.m. on Fridays, due to the fact that his wife is Jewish and they observe Shabbat dinner.
Sao Paulo police found over one hundred Nazi symbols in an apartment that was used as a center for online sales of Nazi paraphernalia.
"Visegrad24", an X account that frequently covers the wars in Gaza and Ukraine, was blocked for hours, while when some of its million followers called on Musk to unblock the account.
Jewish high school students in London attacked and pushed on city underground, while antisemitic cries were called out at them.
Hamas planning to leave Qatar due to US pressure; Iran to take responsibility for Hamas leaders' security.
According to a report in the Telegraph, Hezbollah is storing Iranian weapons inside Beirut's civil airport
Released hostage, Ada Sagi, spoke about her captivity, her loss of hope for peace, and the payment Gaza residents were given to guard the hostages: ‘I heard them say 70 shekels a day, that's a lot of money in Gaza, because they don't have jobs.’
The Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs protested against Belarusian dictator Alexander Lukashenko, who claimed that ‘Jews have assumed a privileged status for themselves and steal without thinking.’
The City of Amsterdam announced that it will gradually remove the city's 1,280 Chinese-made security cameras for fear that the Chinese government is spying on them.
A new survey shows that most young Britons under the age of 25 think that Israel should not exist. Only a quarter think Hamas is to blame for the war.
Lebansese reports say armed militants fired towards the US Embassy building in the Aaoukar region.
White House national security spokesman John Kirby says proposal outlined by Biden “accurately reflects that proposal that we worked with the Israelis on”.
A record in number of death penalties around the world, since 2015 | Africa triples the number of death penalties.
According to Ukrainian intelligence, Russia continues to recruit mercenaries in African countries, who are used as cannon fodder on the battlefield.
During a debate on the IDF strikes in Rafah, French member of parliament Sébastien Delogu waved the Palestine flag, bringing the debate to a halt.
Politico reports that according to latest US intelligence assessment Israel has eliminated only 30%-35% of fighters that Hamas had before October 7, and 65% of the terrorist organization's tunnels are still active.
An Israeli tourist who ran away from a suspected robber in Rio de Janeiro jumped from a high wall and fell to her death.
Swedish singer Eric Saade appears on stage at Eurovision semi-final with keffiyeh wrapped around his hand, in violation of the rules of the contest. European Broadcasting Union condemns.
Ukraine accuses Russia of attempting to assassinate President Volodymyr Zelensky and other top officials in the country's leadership.
Russian President Vladimir Putin was sworn in for a fifth term as President of Russia. At the end of his term he will have broken the record of one of the most prominent leaders of his country – Joseph Stalin.
The warning of the 102-year-old Holocaust survivor at the German Film Awards Ceremony
Former British Prime Minister turned away from his local polling station forgetting to bring the required photo identity. He was eventually allowed to vote.
New deal that Hamas has not yet confirmed includes a 40 day ceasefire, release of 33 hostages.
Two blood-covered cavalry horses were seen galloping through central London when, according to reports from the British capital, at least four people were injured.
The 31-year-old man who was shot yesterday by the police after he came to the University of Mannheim armed with a large machete, has been pronounced dead.
After months of political wrangling, British PM announced that deportations of illegal immigrants will begin within 10-12 weeks.
A policeman in London was recorded warning a Jew wearing a yarmulke not to cross the road to the area of an anti-Israel protest, even threatening that if he did, he would be arrested.
Google employees locked themselves in Google Cloud CEO’s office, protesting an NIS 1.1 billion dollar deal with Israel.
Several soldiers in the Welsh Guards started growing beards after King Charles gave the green light, 100 years after growing beards was prohibited.
