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An adviser to the Israeli prime minister's office says Lebanon failed to disarm Hezbollah, justifying Israel's continued presence in the buffer zone. Recent Israeli operations include capturing a mountain range and demolishing tunnels, while framework agreement talks are set to continue in Rome.
As Hamas signals willingness to disarm in exchange for Israeli withdrawal, experts and displaced Palestinians express cautious hope. A new deal proposed by the Board of Peace faces hurdles, with both sides demanding the other move first, while analysts argue that protecting civilians is essential to any lasting victory.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected a US-backed Gaza plan, insisting that Israeli forces will not withdraw until Hamas is completely disarmed. His remarks follow a meeting with the Board of Peace's envoy, Nickolay Mladenov, and come amid domestic political pressures.
Cyber analysts told the World Zionist Organization that dozens of accounts on X are amplifying content from New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani in patterns that appear automated. The claims, reported exclusively by The Jerusalem Post, have led to requests for federal and local investigations, though questions remain about who controls the accounts.
Israel has not formally approved the US-backed roadmap for the next phase of President Trump's Gaza plan, amid cabinet opposition and Shin Bet warnings that Hamas views the demilitarization process as a way to buy time and constrain Israel's military freedom. Ministers are demanding guarantees of genuine disarmament before proceeding.
Hamas reaffirms readiness to implement the next phase of the US-backed Gaza peace plan, while Israel insists it has not agreed to the latest part. The plan includes disarmament, a Palestinian governing committee, and a phased Israeli withdrawal.
The US Senate voted overwhelmingly to advance the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026, a bill that would allow President Donald Trump to impose sanctions and tariffs up to 100% on countries that are the top five importers of Russian oil and gas, including India and China. The bill also extends the Iran Sanctions Act until 2031, but critics warn it grants the president excessive tariff powers.
Russian State Duma deputy Adalbi Shkhagoshev has drawn a parallel between the Kiev regime and terrorist groups that operated in the Caucasus in the late 1990s, calling the current Ukrainian government a 'tool of the West.' Meanwhile, another lawmaker commented on Ukraine's new foreign intelligence chief, suggesting the appointment is a 'desperate attempt' to win support from Islamic countries.
Israel's cabinet approved recognizing the Armenian Genocide in late June, but the Knesset vote was postponed as the parliament dissolved ahead of elections. Reports point to pressure from Azerbaijan and Turkey, while supporters argue the recognition marks an irreversible moral threshold.
Israeli air strikes and shelling in southern Lebanon's Tyre district wounded at least eight people, according to Lebanese authorities, as a seventh round of US-brokered ceasefire talks concluded. The Israeli military accused Hezbollah of violating the ceasefire, while a booby-trapped explosion killed two Israeli soldiers.
Abdul El-Sayed's victory in Michigan's Democratic Senate primary has been met with contrasting analyses from Al Jazeera and the Jerusalem Post, highlighting the party's internal divisions over Israel and the challenges ahead for the progressive candidate in a swing state.
Israel reburied Theodor Herzl's grandparents, Shimon (Leib) and Rivka Herzl, on Mount Herzl in Jerusalem, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Isaac Herzog attending. The ceremony, attended by top officials, coincides with the 77th anniversary of Theodor Herzl's own reburial.
Former ministers Chili Tropper and Yoaz Hendel launched The Zionist Home-The Reservists party, demanding the National Security Ministry portfolio for Hendel and a 'Zionist government' with universal conscription. The party said it would not rule out joining a government led by Netanyahu, but would prioritize its principles.
Jordan convened an emergency meeting of Arab and Islamic foreign ministers in Amman to rally support for its custodianship of Jerusalem's holy sites, with Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi warning of a potential religious conflict. The meeting followed tensions over the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound, including a mass visit by religious right Israelis in July.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has stated that Israel did not agree to the US-backed plan for Gaza, despite assurances that Israeli forces would only withdraw after Hamas disarms. The comments come as far-right ministers within his coalition push for a new vote on the plan, and as tensions rise over the ceasefire's implementation.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian told Hamas leader Khalil al-Hayya that Tehran will support any decision made by Palestinian leaders in ongoing negotiations, as the US-backed Board of Peace announced a disarmament agreement. Reports also indicate IRGC officials urged Hamas not to sign the deal.
Former Netanyahu adviser David Keyes created a satirical 'Israel Conspiracy Generator' that randomly blames Israel for global events. The tool comes amid a wave of antisemitic conspiracy theories, including those linking Israel to border disruptions in Ceuta and Melilla and European wildfires.
US President Donald Trump called the new Gaza peace deal a 'historic breakthrough,' but implementation has stalled. The deal is more detailed than previous efforts, and Hamas has agreed to disarm, yet Israel demands disarmament before any troop withdrawal. Experts suggest Trump may push Israel, though political pressures could complicate acceptance.
Michigan state Sen. Jeremy Moss secured the Democratic nomination for the 11th Congressional District with 49.2 percent of the vote, ahead of attorney Aisha Farooqi. The race unfolded in a suburban Detroit district with a substantial Jewish population amid broader Democratic primary contests in the state that highlighted divisions over Israel policy.
Rep. Wesley Bell won Missouri's Democratic primary, defeating former Rep. Cori Bush for the second time. Pro-Israel groups, including AIPAC's super PAC, spent millions to support Bell, who campaigned on a moderate platform and supported the US-Israel alliance. The race highlights divisions within the Democratic Party over Israel and progressive politics.