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Border Police in Jerusalem, along with other forces and Shin Bet intelligence, arrested a wanted individual planning an imminent attack, transferring him for further investigation
Questions have swirled online about the process being behind the historic rainfall – but experts say it’s not the real culprit
Lebanon's Interior Minister says Israeli agents were most likely behind this month's killing of a U.S-sanctioned Lebanese currency exchanger near Beirut.
Ukraine desperately needs more air-defense systems, including Patriots. The Dutch PM said his country could buy them off of more reluctant allies.
Israel allegedly obtained approval for an operation in Rafah as long as it doesn't strike Iran, according to Qatari reports.
The political leadership of Amsterdam announced plans to essentially ban the construction of new hotels in the entire city. There will be some exceptions to the policy, the mayor and aldermen said in a statement on Wednesday. Despite seven years of tighter policies towards new hotels, two dozen are still in the planning stage at the moment.
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte offered on April 17 to buy Patriot air defense systems from more hesitant allies in order to send them to Ukraine, The Guardian reported.
Bibas's sons, Kfir and Ariel, are among the youngest Israelis still being held hostage by Hamas in Gaza.
Olaf Scholz says Chinese president agreed to back June peace talks that Russia is not attending while Xi says efforts for a resolution must involve both sides
Exercises starting on Monday will be the first to be held outside Philippines’ territorial waters, and come amid a rise in tensions in the South China Sea
IRGC enacts emergency measures for its facilities in Syria; Iranians leaving under cover of darkness while Hezbollah scaling back presence of senior members
Cyber Army of Russia Reborn, a group with ties to the Kremlin’s Sandworm unit, is crossing lines even that notorious cyberwarfare unit wouldn’t dare to.
While the WHO guidelines for Europe strictly prohibit added sugars or sweeteners in any food for children under three, no specific directives have been issued for other regions. Nonetheless, researchers argue that the European guidelines hold global significance.
A joint Canada-U.S. task force investigating the largest gold heist in Canadian history say the case also involved the seizure of guns headed for Canada.
Turkish president accuses Israel of attempting to orchestrate repeated coups in Turkey, says he is to host Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh whom he calls 'leader of the Palestinian struggle'
Videos from Iran showed women struggling as "Morality Police" officers tried to shove them into vans in widespread arrests.
It comes after the BBC reported a mum's fight to stop her ex-husband getting access to their child.