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“Jerusalem Is Not Ownerless”: Turkish Minister’s Dream Sparks Katz’s Fury
A heated exchange erupted on X between Turkish and Israeli officials after Turkey’s Interior Minister expressed hope of seeing Jerusalem liberated, prompting sharp responses from Israel’s Defense Minister and Turkish leaders.
StaffJune 8, 2026
Non-Cluster Missiles and Limited Geography: Iran’s Calculated Military and Political Message
Military expert Brigadier General Hassan Jouni said Iran’s latest strike on Israel was a limited, targeted message rather than an attempt to ignite a full-scale war, reflecting Tehran’s strategy of controlled escalation.
StaffJune 7, 2026
Iran Missile Launches and Israeli Airstrikes on Beirut Raise Fears of Wider Conflict
Iran launched missiles toward northern Israel, triggering sirens across several regions. Israel later carried out airstrikes in Beirut’s southern suburbs, increasing fears that tensions could expand into a broader regional conflict.
StaffJune 7, 2026
Trump to NBC: No Immediate Release of Iran’s Frozen Assets
U.S. President Donald Trump told NBC he will not immediately release Iran’s frozen assets under any potential deal, while also criticizing current monetary policy, saying there is “no reason” to raise interest rates.
StaffJune 7, 2026
Are Portugal better without Ronaldo - and is he undroppable?
It was the sort of friendly that could easily have slipped from memory.
StaffJune 7, 2026
Son calls for Iran prisoner exchange for British pair
The son of a British couple jailed in Iran has called for a prisoner exchange to be explored to secure their release, as the pair remain on hunger strike.
StaffJune 7, 2026
Can Humanity Control the AI Bomb?
Public AI models amaze with speed and power, yet private versions remain unseen. Experts warn of risks, urging global governance to prevent advanced systems from escaping human control.
StaffJune 7, 2026
Iranian Team Lands in Mexico Amid Visa Dispute with U.S.
Iran’s national football team arrived in Tijuana, Mexico, Sunday to begin training for the World Cup, as tensions with the U.S. over visa refusals for staff members highlight the political backdrop of the tournament.
StaffJune 7, 2026
Netanyahu: Hezbollah in Retreat as Israel Expands Strikes in Lebanon and Gaza
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Sunday that Hezbollah is “in retreat,” claiming 350 fighters killed in a week, while Israel expands operations in southern Lebanon and Gaza despite ceasefire agreements.
StaffJune 7, 2026
Israeli Army Strikes Beirut’s Southern Suburb; Katz: Command Centers Targeted in Response to Hezbollah Rockets
Israel launched an airstrike on Beirut’s southern suburb Sunday, its first since the April ceasefire, claiming it targeted Hezbollah command centers in response to rocket fire toward northern Israel.
StaffJune 7, 2026
Rights Center Demands Probe into Rape of German Journalist in Israeli Prison
Adalah, a rights center in Israel, called for an immediate criminal investigation after a German journalist testified she was raped, abused, and humiliated while detained in Givon Prison in Ramla.
StaffJune 7, 2026
Huge crowds throng Madrid streets for Pope's open-air Mass
More than a million people lined the streets of Madrid on Sunday as Pope Leo XIV celebrated an open-air Mass in the Spanish capital, organisers said.
StaffJune 7, 2026
Mass Demonstration by Palestinian Community in Bremen on Naksa Anniversary Condemns Israeli Aggression
The Palestinian community in Bremen, Germany, held a large demonstration on Naksa Day, denouncing ongoing Israeli aggression in Gaza and the West Bank, and calling for an end to the war and unrestricted humanitarian aid access.
StaffJune 7, 2026
Azerbaijan Denies Claims Its Territory Is Being Used in the War Against Iran
Azerbaijan has rejected reports alleging Israeli military or intelligence operations are being conducted from its territory against Iran, calling the claims baseless and reaffirming that its land will not be used for hostile actions against neighboring countries.
StaffJune 6, 2026
‘Nothing Left to Chance’ for Bayeux Tapestry’s Historic Journey to London
The 950-year-old Bayeux Tapestry will travel to London next month for a nine-month exhibition at the British Museum, with French officials assuring its safety through meticulous planning and unprecedented protective measures.
StaffJune 4, 2026
Hezbollah Secretary-General: As Long as Aggression Continues, We Will Resist With Full Force
Hezbollah’s Secretary-General, Naim Qassem, vowed continued resistance against Israel, declaring that as long as villages are bombed and civilians killed, northern Israel will not be safe, rejecting any ceasefire tied to disarming the movement.
StaffJune 4, 2026
“Barack Obama” Runs for California Governor: What’s the Story?
A candidate legally renamed after former U.S. President Barack Obama is entering California’s gubernatorial primary, drawing attention for his unusual name and campaign focused on housing and homelessness.
StaffJune 4, 2026
A Bigger Crisis Than the Strait of Hormuz: What the World Would Lose if China Blockaded the Taiwan Strait
n early 2026, unusual silence in Chinese military air activity near Taiwan sparked speculation among defense analysts. The sudden pause—rare after years of near-daily air incursions—came at a moment of heightened global tension and was interpreted by some observers as either a strategic deception or
StaffJune 4, 2026
Washington Maps Lebanon-Israel Agreement: What Do “Test Zones” Mean?
The U.S. announced Israel and Lebanon agreed to a ceasefire including “test zones” under exclusive Lebanese army control, amid Israeli escalation in southern Lebanon.
StaffJune 4, 2026
Report: Growing Tensions Between Trump and Netanyahu Over Lebanon
Trump and Netanyahu are reportedly at odds over Lebanon, with Trump pushing for de-escalation while Netanyahu favors a tougher military response. The dispute reflects growing differences between the two allies.
StaffJune 4, 2026