Lebanon:
Lebanon: Fears Syrian sectarian clashes may cross the border
As the new Syrian regime continues to attack the Druze community, many in Lebanon fear clashes between supporters of the regime and Lebanese Druze.
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Members of Congress call on Wikipedia to curb its antisemitism
A bipartisan letter to Wikimedia CEO Maryana Iskander seeks answers on how it will prevent antisemitism and pro-terrorist content from infiltrating Wikipedia pages.
Body of former Syrian President reportedly dug up
Footage shows what appears to be the mausoleum of Hafez al-Assad with a hole in the center where the grave marker once stood. It is unknown what befell the former leader's remains.
Report:
Report: Lebanon working to arrest Hamas terrorists who launched rockets at Israel
The Lebanese Military Intelligence Directorate has demanded that Hamas turn in its members who launched rockets at Israel, which, according to the organization, was done without its knowledge.
New interactive map shows locations of Gaza's terror tunnels
Ben-Tzion Macales, an open-source intelligence analyst who worked on the project, speaks to Arutz Sheva about the process and the importance of mapping out Hamas's tunnel network.
UK:
Anti-Israel organizations submit request to UK to arrest Foreign Minister Sa'ar
Global Legal Action Network (GLAN) and the Hind Rajab Foundation submitted a request to the UK Attorney General to issue an arrest warrant for Minister Gideon Sa’ar, who is visiting the country.
Noa Argamani chosen as one of TIME Magazine's top 100 most influential people of 2025
Noa Argamani, who was abducted by terrorists on October 7th, 2023, freed in a daring military operation, and has since become one of the more vocal activists for the hostages' release, was chosen as one of TIME Magazine's 100 most influential people of 2025.
Hitler-praising UFC fighter choked out
Bryce Mitchelle was choked into submission by Jean Silva, losing his first match since going on a rant calling Hitler a 'good guy' and denying the Holocaust.
US sanctions Iranian entities and individual for nuclear program support
Sanctions target Iranian companies and an individual for supporting nuclear activities linked to AEOI and TESA.
Iranian Foreign Minister:
Iranian Foreign Minister: 'If the US has the necessary will, an agreement can be reached'
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi shed light on the upcoming talks between him and the US and made clear that he rejects the plan supported by Prime Minister Netanyahu.
Report:
Report: Envoy of Sudanese military ruler pays covert visit to Israel
Sudanese media is reporting that an envoy for interem leader Abdel Fattah al-Burha conveyed several messages to PM Netanyahu, including Sudan's intention to finalize the normalization process.
Haaretz columnist appears on podcast with extremist known for praising terrorists
Jackson Hinke, who praises terrorists daily and even recently visited Yemen to meet with Houthis leaders, interviewed Haaretz columnist Gideon Levy, who attacked Israel and its government to Hinkle's delight.
US Senator Graham calls on Netanyahu not to appoint Eli Sharvit as ISA Chief
US Senator Lindsey Graham published a post calling on Israel to reconsider the appointment of VADM Eli Sharvit, who recently wrote a column criticizing President Trump's policies.
After missile attack
IDF strikes Hezbollah Beirut stronghold after missile attack on north
The IDF confirmed that it struck infrastructure for storing UAVs used by Hezbollah's aerial unit in the Dahieh suburb.
Quds Day:
Supporters of the Iranian regime gather in central London to mark Quds Day
On a stage outside the BBC headquarters speakers including Muslim clerics and British leftists took the stage to protest Israel and any support of it.
US Justice Department announces task force to pursue justice for victims of Hamas attack
Attorney General Pamela Bondi vows 'there will be consequences' as the task force targets those responsible for the October 7 attack, prosecutes Hamas leadership and combats terrorism financing.
US State Department:
US State Department offers up to $15 mil. for info on Houthi, Hezbollah money network
The US is offering rewards for information on Houthi financiers, their associates, or their financial networks and Hezbollah cash smuggling by airport employees, customs officers, or aviation officials, or related illicit activities or individuals.
US deports doctor after pro-Hezbollah photos are found on phone
Dr. Rasha Alawieh, a Lebanese Brown University professor, was deported after US authorities ignored a judge's order and found Hezbollah-related content on her phone.
Toronto Police podcast:
Toronto Police podcast: Officers praise ‘positive’ impact of October 7 massacre on Islam
Toronto Police Service issued an apology and removed the episode of the Project Olive Branch podcast in which a Muslim officer claimed the 10.7 Massacre led people to research and later convert to Islam.
'Irrelevant and anti-academic'
Bar Ilan U. cancels conference because it had no female speakers
The administration at Bar Ilan University decided to cancel a professional conference on military intelligence due to a lack of female representation.
For a second time:
For a second time: Anti-Israel protesters storm building at Barnard College
Anti-Israel student-protesters stormed the Milstein Library declaring it the 'Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya Liberated Zone.'
Is Rabbi Kahane making a comeback on social media?
Zionist influencers and activists crossed swords on social media after a prominent activist posted a video of the right-wing rabbi and politician.
After Gaza celebrations:
Lindsey Graham calls for 'annihilation' of Hamas in response to Gaza celebrations
US Senator Lindsey Graham described the people of Gaza as 'the most radicalized on the planet' and called for phase two of the ceasefire deal to include the expulsion of Hamas from Gaza.
Russian media echoes Hamas propaganda, blames Netanyahu for hostages' deaths
Russian state-controlled RT uploaded posts blaming Netanyahu for the deaths of the hostages, calling Hamas terrorists 'resistance fighters.' Israeli Ambassador: 'RT demonstrated not only a lack of professionalism but also antisemitism and pure malice.'
Arab Reports:
Arab Reports: Lebanon blocking flight from Tehran due to cash for Hezbollah
The Lebanese government is blocking an Iranian civilian airplane from landing in Tehran reportedly to meet an Israeli demand to prevent Iran from using flights to fund Hezbollah.
US imposes sanctions on ICC Prosecutor Karim Khan
Following President Trump's executive order imposing sanctions on the ICC, the Treasury has added the court's prosecutor to its Specially Designated Nationals and Blocked Persons List.
New York City:
New York City councilwoman quits Women's Caucus over silence on Hamas treatment of women
Councilwoman Inna Vernikov left the NYC Council's Women's Caucus after it failed to unequivocally condemn Hamas's actions against Israeli women.
With Trump’s ideas, tone down the excitement-avoid disappointment
While Trump’s plan for Gaza is great, there is a long way to go before it can be implemented, so let us not get our hopes too high. Opinion.
Speaker Johnson:
Speaker Johnson: Trump's plan for Gaza 'a bold move to ensure peace'
Speaker Johnson on President Trump's statement on the US taking over Gaza: "There'll be more details forthcoming...he's taking bold decisive action to try to ensure the peace of that region. It's a bold move. Far bolder than wh
'Ethnic cleansing'
'Ethnic cleansing' | Democratic lawmaker seeks to impeach Trump over Gaza plan
Rep. Al Green says he would bring articles of impeachment against President Trump for 'dastardly deeds proposed and dastardly deeds done.'
After over a year at war:
After over a year at war: Givati Brigade withdraws from Gaza Strip
After a year and three months of intensive battles in which it lost 86 soldiers, the Givati Brigade left the Gaza Strip to prepare for its next mission.
'Why aren't you in the Hague?'
'Why aren't you in the Hague?' Anti-Israel hecklers disrupt Blinken's final press briefing
During his final press conference as Secretary of State Antony Blinken was heckled twice by anti-Israel protesters. 'You waved the white flag before Israeli fascism.'
Nahal Brigade Commander:
Nahal Brigade Commander: 'We lost 16 of the Brigade's finest soldiers'
In recent days, the Nahal Brigade’s troops have been engaging in intense combat in the area, during which both commanders and soldiers have fallen.
Anti-Israel organization files complaint against Israeli citizen in Sweden
Anti-Israel Hind Rajab Foundation says it filed a complaint against an IDF soldier who is visiting Sweden, accusing him of war crimes and crimes against humanity.
London:
London: Police prevent anti-Israel protest near synagogue
Met. Police make clear that it will prevent the Palestine Solidarity Campaign from gathering outside the BBC headquarters, down the street from the Central London Synagogue.
Following backlash:
Following backlash: Organizers reverse decision to ban Israelis from competition
The World Bowls Tour reversed its decision to ban three Israeli athletes from its upcoming competition in the UK after it says significant additional security measures have been put in place.
After anti-Israel pressure
After anti-Israel pressure: Israeli athletes banned from international bowls competition
Three Israeli competitors were banned from the World Indoor Championships in Norfolk after the planned participation of an Israeli competitor in a recent competition was met with severe protests.
WHO chief was in Sanaa airport during Israeli strike
Tedros Ghebreyesus claims he was meters away from the location struck by Israeli jets in the Sanaa International Airport.
Erdoğan:
Erdoğan: 'Turkey is bigger than Turkey, we can't limit ourselves'
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said that history assigned Turkey a mission to expand its borders.
New Syrian government representatives meet with Druze leaders
Representatives of Syria's transitional government met with leaders in Sweida, the capital of the Jabal Druze region to discuss government services and the need to show that the new government is tolerant towards religious minorities.
