The Supreme Court ruled that states can ban trans girls from school sports. The reasoning may hand states a cheaper legal standard for sex-based laws...
US Citizen, 20, to Be Charged With Spying for Iran in Jerusalem
A 20-year-old US citizen in Jerusalem will face security charges for allegedly spying for Iran, the latest in a social-media-recruited pattern, police say.
Hind Rajab Foundation Petitions Lithuania Top Court on Gaza Case
Hind Rajab Foundation asks Lithuania's Constitutional Court to investigate Sean Gor, an Israeli dental student in Kaunas, over alleged Gaza war crimes.
Pakistan Interior Minister Lands in Riyadh for Saudi Security Talks
Pakistan Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi arrived in Riyadh, agreeing with Saudi Prince Abdulaziz on a police training exchange and the next working group.
Egypt Intensifies Diplomatic Push to Free Hijacked MT Eureka Sailors
Egypt pressed Somalia to free eight Egyptian sailors held aboard the hijacked MT Eureka off Puntland, as the captors raised their ransom demand to $10...
US Is Quietly Testing Israel as Its Unsinkable Aircraft Carrier
The Wall Street Journal reports the US is weighing whether to move Gulf bases damaged by Iran to Israel. Here is what is already there,...
Egypt Walks Two Diplomatic Tracks to Free MT Eureka Sailors
Egypt’s foreign ministry is running two parallel embassy tracks to free 8 Egyptian sailors held on the hijacked MT Eureka, anchored off Somalia since May...
Jerusalem Food Rescuers Push City to Coordinate a Broken System
Jerusalem Food Rescuers salvages 7 to 10 tons of surplus produce a week and feeds about 1,000 residents, mostly from Givat Shaul. Now it is...
Saudi Foreign Minister Receives Phone Call from Kuwaiti Counterpart
Saudi FM Prince Faisal bin Farhan took a condolence call from his Kuwaiti counterpart on Sunday after the Saudi Aramco helicopter crash in Ras Tanura...
Jordan Condemns Iran’s Latest Strikes on Bahrain and Kuwait
Jordan condemned Iran's strikes on Bahrain and Kuwait Sunday, joining Saudi, Egyptian, and UAE statements as Tehran described the attacks as self-defense.
Saudi Arabia Mourns 14 Killed in Aramco Helicopter Crash at Ras Tanura
An Aramco helicopter crash at the Ras Tanura terminal in Saudi Arabia killed 14 nationals on Sunday. Arab leaders sent condolences as an investigation began.
Iraq Wins Third Consecutive Term as Arab Transport Union Vice President
Iraq won a third consecutive term as Arab Union for Land Transport vice president in Amman, where Jordan's JETT CEO took the presidency.
IDF Dismantles 200-Meter Hezbollah Tunnel at Majdal Zoun
Operation Closing Verse: IDF dismantled a 200-meter Hezbollah tunnel at Majdal Zoun and killed the gunman who killed Capt. David Hazutt in Deir Siryan.
Israel’s Syria Security Zone Raid, and the Year Behind It
Israeli troops killed several armed terrorists in southern Syria's security zone this Saturday, the latest of an average 17.5 weekly incursions since June 2025.
UAE Sends Solidarity After Saudi Aramco Helicopter Crash Kills 14
UAE expresses solidarity after a Saudi Aramco helicopter crash in Ras Tanura killed 14, with the Saudi Energy Ministry opening a full investigation.
Israel’s 2022 Ballot, Mapped by Religious Self-Definition
IDI data from 12,000+ Israeli voters shows 97% of Haredim and 80% of national-religious backed the coalition, while 74% of secular voters chose opposition.