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Israeli forces have escalated operations across the occupied West Bank, detaining hundreds of Palestinians and raiding numerous towns and villages. Simultaneously, settler attacks on Palestinian communities and property have surged, with reports of injuries, vandalism, and arson. The crackdown follows a shootout that killed four Palestinians and two Israeli soldiers.
Settlers torched two mosques and scrawled graffiti in the occupied West Bank after a shooting that killed four Palestinians and two Israelis. Israeli forces have arrested dozens of Palestinians as Prime Minister Netanyahu vows action.
The IDF has mapped the homes of two Palestinians involved in a shooting attack that killed two Israelis, preparing for their demolition. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered a sweeping military crackdown across the West Bank, while accounts of the incident's lead-up differ between the military and local Palestinian witnesses.
As Iran escalates attacks on Gulf states, analysts and residents call for a coordinated regional response. Reports suggest Bahrain and Kuwait may have launched limited strikes, while US and Israeli support is seen as crucial in forming a defense alliance.
Flavio Bolsonaro, son of former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, formally launched his presidential campaign on Saturday, receiving endorsements from Argentine President Javier Milei and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Recent polls show him trailing incumbent President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva ahead of the October election.
The US and Iran show no signs of de-escalation as they continue trading strikes, with Saudi Arabia hitting Hodeida in response to Houthi attacks. Iran's army warns the war could widen, while Israeli PM Netanyahu prepares to meet President Trump at the White House.
Israel's parliament approved a controversial broadcasting reform bill granting the government greater control over media, with critics warning of press freedom harms. The legislation passed 53-48, establishing a unified regulatory authority, and faces a High Court challenge from journalist unions.
Venezuela has formally notified the United Nations of its withdrawal from the International Criminal Court, alleging the court shows a 'geographical bias' against countries in the Global South. The move follows a December vote by Venezuela's National Assembly to cancel commitments to the Rome Statute and comes amid a long-running ICC investigation into alleged crimes against humanity.
The International Criminal Court has voted to dismiss chief prosecutor Karim Khan following an oversight body's finding of serious misconduct and breach of duty related to sexual misconduct allegations he denies. The decision marks the first removal of a chief prosecutor in the court's history, with Khan's lawyers calling the process unlawful.
President Trump reiterated that the US-Saudi civilian nuclear deal requires Riyadh to join the Abraham Accords, despite the agreement being signed without that condition. Saudi Arabia has not yet responded, while officials and analysts debate uranium enrichment provisions and their implications for the region.
Clashes in the West Bank village of Tell left four Palestinians and two Israeli soldiers dead, with both sides reporting wounded. Israeli officials vowed military action, while Palestinian sources reported settler attacks on nearby villages.
The International Criminal Court's member states voted on Friday to remove chief prosecutor Karim Khan, with 82 of 125 members supporting his dismissal over allegations of sexual misconduct. Khan denies the allegations and plans to challenge the decision, which comes amid a renewed US campaign against the court.
The International Criminal Court's member states are voting on whether to remove prosecutor Karim Khan, who was suspended over allegations of sexual assault. Khan denies the claims, which his accuser detailed publicly for the first time. The vote is decided by secret ballot, with an absolute majority required.
A violent confrontation in the West Bank village of Tal has resulted in the deaths of at least four Palestinians and two Israelis, with conflicting accounts of how the violence unfolded. Reports describe Israeli settlers entering the village and clashing with residents, while Israeli forces say they responded to an attack on hikers.
The US State Department has summoned Malaysia's ambassador to Washington to explain Kuala Lumpur's longstanding policy of not recognising Israel, following a diplomatic row triggered by Malaysia's entry ban on Israeli nationals. The dispute has drawn in US lawmakers and analysts suggest it is unlikely to force a major shift in Malaysia's foreign policy.
MAGA influencer Laura Loomer changed her long-standing anti-Ukraine stance after visiting Kyiv and interviewing President Volodymyr Zelensky. She apologized for past statements, met with a prominent rabbi, and hinted at a meeting between Zelensky and Trump next week.
The United States and Saudi Arabia have agreed on a civilian nuclear cooperation deal, but President Trump's late demand that Riyadh first normalize ties with Israel has complicated matters. While opponents in Israel criticize Prime Minister Netanyahu for the agreement, Trump's new condition has shifted the political landscape.
Christopher Nolan's film adaptation of Homer's 'The Odyssey' has become a box office hit, grossing $250 million in two weeks. Two Jerusalem Post columnists explore its cultural significance, from its anachronisms to its resonance with Jewish history and Israel's current challenges.
ICC member states are voting on whether to dismiss chief prosecutor Karim Khan over sexual misconduct allegations he denies. The vote comes amid renewed US criticism of the court and internal divisions among member states.
Diplomats gather at the UN to decide whether to permanently remove ICC chief prosecutor Karim Khan, who faces sexual misconduct allegations. Khan, barred from the U.S., denies the findings, while his supporters frame the move as political retaliation for the Netanyahu arrest warrant.