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"The shirt is a reminder that, in their eyes, the war is far from over. Those who understand this have no reason to despair."

Moscow says the overnight barrage targeted roughly 15 Russian regions and Crimea, with reported casualties and strikes reaching deep into the country’s industrial heartland

The two civilian aircrafts entered temporary restricted airspace established during the president’s weekend stay

Kobi Farhi grew up amid violence and once wanted revenge against Arabs. His music later became a phenomenon across the Muslim world. After October 7, everything changed

Former wife Marla Maples reveals the president’s reported connection to Jewish mysticism, while sharing her own long-standing ties to Kabbalah, Judaism and Israel

The organization says it is the first Israeli entity to challenge European sanctions in court

Gianni Infantino's alleged lover was given a severance payment over the affair by UEFA while he was the body's general secretary, according to a Daily Telegraph investigation

The transfer was disclosed in a US State Department report submitted to Congress and is set to proceed once a mandatory review period lapses

Dozens of artists, including Sabrina Carpenter and Ariana Grande, have called on the Trump administration not to use their songs

Hunter Biden confirms that his father's prostate cancer has worsened and spread to the bones and other parts of the body, indicating that his health condition has become extremely difficult

Israel's Foreign Ministry issued a travel advisory for Israeli citizens in Greece ahead of demonstrations planned for Sunday in Athens, Thessaloniki, across the islands, and in tourist areas

Jorge Messi played a central role in his son's career, taking him to Barcelona as a teenager and later managing his contracts and business affairs

Israel is betting on light regulation and heavy investment to secure its place in the global AI race, even as the US and China impose tighter controls on the technology

In 1983, Stanislav Petrov defied Soviet protocol after an alert warned of an incoming US missile strike, judging it to be a false alarm and helping avert a potentially catastrophic escalation

Gen. Dan Caine reportedly warns escalation options could backfire and airpower alone may not achieve Trump’s goals

Senate passes sweeping Russia sanctions bill championed by the late Lindsey Graham, as his Democratic partner hails a “momentous day”

From Uganda to Nigeria, communities across Africa are expanding the circles of Jewish identity through faith, ancestry and tradition

The reassessment comes as the US faces shortages of some of the weapons it could need in a future conflict with Russia or China

President reportedly furious that disclosures of dwindling missile stocks project weakness as Washington weighs further action against Iran

World Vision was found to have provided funding to a US sanctioned organization, and Israel jailed its Gaza operations manager for diverting as much as $50 million to Hamas

During the meeting, Sa'ar thanked de la Espriella for his decision to relocate Colombia's embassy to Jerusalem, calling the move "laying a brick in the walls of Jerusalem"

The pact establishes a potent security axis across the Middle East and South Asia in the face of a growing threat from Iran and the Houthis

Abelardo de la Espriella is expected in Cali on Friday for his inauguration ceremony

The deal by Saudi Arabia and Jared Kushner's investment firm will turn the developer of EA FC and The Sims into a private company after 36 years on the stock market