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The Trump administration has announced a campaign to dismantle the International Criminal Court, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio accusing the tribunal of threatening American sovereignty. The effort includes potential sanctions, travel bans, and diplomatic pressure on allies, amid the ICC's investigations into Afghanistan and its arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Most EU countries have called for a proposal to ban imports from Israeli settlements, with Belgium approving its own ban. The bloc remains divided, with Germany insisting on unanimity for any EU-wide measure.
US Senator Lindsey Graham died at 71 after a brief illness, prompting tributes from American and Israeli leaders. He was a staunch supporter of Israel and Ukraine, and his death is seen as a significant loss for both countries.
The Likud Constitution Committee is set to vote on changes to the party's primary system that could grant Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu authority over the highest-ranked slots on the party list. The proposal has drawn internal opposition from senior Likud figures, reflecting a broader struggle over candidate selection methods.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has instructed the Shin Bet to investigate the alleged leak of the start date of Operation Roaring Lion to a media outlet. The investigation has sparked controversy after a Channel 14 commentator met with Shin Bet chief David Zini, drawing criticism from opposition parties and civil society groups.
As Gaza marks 1,000 days of war, conflicting reports highlight the scale of the humanitarian crisis, with over 73,000 Palestinians reported killed and continued Israeli strikes despite a ceasefire. The complex political situation, including Hamas's attempt to transfer power, remains unresolved as international attention shifts.
EU foreign ministers are set to discuss new measures to curb trade with Israeli settlements in the West Bank, based on a European Commission paper proposing three options. The debate comes amid growing pressure from member states and international legal rulings.
US Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina died on Saturday at age 71 after a brief illness, his office said. Preliminary findings from the DC Medical Examiner indicate he died of aortic dissection due to arteriosclerotic cardiovascular disease. Graham was a key ally of President Donald Trump and a prominent foreign policy hawk.
Israel's Knesset is set to dissolve on July 17, with elections scheduled for October 27, 2026. This marks the first time since 1988 that parliamentary elections will be held after a full four-year term. Key primary dates and deadlines have been announced by major parties.
Israel will hold parliamentary elections on October 27, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu seeking another term. Former IDF chief Gadi Eisenkot has emerged as a main rival, with polls showing his centrist party gaining ground. The campaign has already seen contentious moments, including AI-generated attack ads and warnings about election threats.
The Knesset's Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee approved a bill to temporarily freeze arrests of haredi draft evaders, despite legal warnings and opposition from the IDF. The bill is part of a broader legislative push by the coalition ahead of elections, with protests and criticism from former officials.
Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef, the spiritual leader of Shas, has publicly criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and suggested the party could support rival Gadi Eisenkot. Reports of a potential alliance were denied by Yosef's office, and Eisenkot distanced himself from the endorsement. The remarks come amid coalition tensions over haredi-backed legislation and IDF manpower concerns.
Fresh US military strikes on Iran prompted Tehran to announce the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and to attack targets in several Gulf states. The escalation follows Iran's strike on a container ship, and regional governments report interceptions and damage. US Central Command maintains that commercial traffic continues to flow through the strait.
The Israel-Gaza war has become a central issue in Michigan's competitive Senate primary, pitting progressive Abdul El-Sayed against moderate Haley Stevens. The race highlights deep divisions within the Democratic Party over US support for Israel, with significant outside spending and shifting voter sentiment.
US Senator Lindsey Graham, a prominent Republican from South Carolina and a key ally of President Donald Trump, has died at 71 after a brief and sudden illness. Tributes have come from figures including Ukraine's president and the Rwandan government, as his death prompts political calculations ahead of midterm elections.
A new AP-NORC poll reveals that 44% of American Jews have a favorable view of New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, compared to 32% for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The findings have sparked commentary on the state of American Jewry's relationship with Israel, with some outlets framing it as a sign of fraying solidarity. The poll also shows majority disapproval of Netanyahu and mixed views on US support for Israelis and Palestinians.
Venezuela's National Assembly president reported that the death toll from the June 24 earthquakes has risen to 4,333, with 16,740 injured and about 17,000 homeless. Israel's aid delegation has extended its mission and is helping with structural assessments, while interim President Delcy Rodriguez renewed calls for sanctions to be lifted.
The Israeli government's decision to defy a Supreme Court ruling on media regulation has triggered warnings of a constitutional crisis, with critics accusing the government of seeking to control the media and consolidate power.
Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei has vowed revenge against the US and Israel for the killing of his father, Ali Khamenei, in February's strikes. The vow comes amid escalating threats between Washington and Tehran, with the US demanding Iran open the Strait of Hormuz and Iranian diplomats shuttling to regional talks.
Democratic US Representative Ro Khanna said armed Israeli settlers detained him and his delegation during a visit to the occupied West Bank, an incident he said highlighted the realities of life under occupation. The Israeli military said troops intervened and dispersed the settlers, allowing the group to continue. Khanna's account has drawn responses from Israeli officials and renewed attention to settler violence.