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Tax Authority Director Shay Aharonovich suspended war damage claims in Bnei Brak after employees were attacked by a mob on July 16, later resuming operations following a meeting with Mayor Hanoch Zeibert. State Employees Union Chairman Ofir Alkalay objected to workers returning, citing safety concerns.
The United States began a new round of airstrikes targeting Iran early Monday after announcing the death of another American service member, while Iran fired missiles toward Jordan, risking a wider conflict. In a related escalation, Washington launched its eighth consecutive wave of strikes in Iran over the weekend, with two US troops killed in Jordan and Kuwait accusing Tehran of targeting civilian infrastructure.
The United States has launched a new round of air strikes against Iran following the death of another American service member in Iraq. The strikes come as Iran fired missiles toward Jordan, raising concerns of a wider regional conflict.
A US service member was killed in northern Iraq during a controlled detonation of ordnance from a downed Iranian drone, bringing the total US military deaths in the Iran war to 17. The announcement came as the US and Iran continued trading strikes, with reports of civilian casualties in Iran and threats of a widening regional conflict.
Spain defeated Argentina to win the 2026 FIFA World Cup, but the tournament was marked by political controversies, including the Iran-US conflict and the Balogun red card saga. Reports also highlighted the intertwining of sports and politics, with Argentina's embrace of Israel and Spain's opposition to the Gaza war.
Following Egypt's 3-2 loss to Argentina in the FIFA World Cup, Egyptian commentator Mohammed Nour and others have spread unfounded conspiracy theories blaming Israel, FIFA, and 'Zionism' for the defeat, drawing condemnation for antisemitic rhetoric.
Hours after fragments of an Iranian ballistic missile fired at Jordan landed near Eilat, IDF Chief of Staff Lt.-Gen. Eyal Zamir warned Iran of a potential harsh counterstrike. The IDF confirmed no casualties or damage, while defense officials stressed full readiness for possible combat.
Two pro-Palestinian groups have filed a lawsuit in a New York federal court challenging the Trump administration's sanctions on the International Criminal Court, arguing that the measures violate Americans' First Amendment rights to advocate for Palestinian human rights. The lawsuit, brought by DAWN and the Taxpayer Alliance Against Genocide, targets Executive Order 14203 and its impact on free speech and association.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has called on federal authorities to execute the International Criminal Court's arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, while acknowledging he lacks the legal authority to direct local police to do so. The ICC issued the warrant in November 2024 over alleged war crimes in Gaza, and the debate has intensified as Netanyahu may visit for the UN General Assembly in September.
Israeli ministers and lawmakers joined a far-right settler march to the Gaza border on Sunday, where organizers said they reached an agreement with the IDF not to enter the strip. The Nahala movement called for re-establishing settlements in Gaza, drawing attention to the growing mainstream support for resettlement.
According to a Wall Street Journal report cited by the Jerusalem Post, Israel has spent at least $50 million on US-based firms to sway American public opinion, with a 2026 budget exceeding $700 million. The report also links Brad Parscale's company to a digital campaign targeting Gen Z audiences, as detailed in FARA filings.
Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi's visit to Washington highlights US efforts to reduce Iranian influence, including disarmament of Iran-backed militias and plans to revive oil pipelines through Iraq and Syria to bypass the Strait of Hormuz.
As Spain and Argentina prepare for the World Cup final, Palestinians in Gaza and the Arab American community in New York are backing Spain, citing Madrid's recognition of Palestine and its criticism of Israel's war in Gaza. The match has taken on political significance, with figures like Lamine Yamal and political leaders drawing attention.
Russia has launched one of its largest ballistic missile attacks on Kyiv, killing at least 10 people and wounding dozens. The attacks come amid a critical shortage of air defenses in Ukraine and escalating tit-for-tat strikes. Ukrainian officials urge allies for more interceptor missiles.
Colombia's incoming government has agreed with Israel to fully restore diplomatic and economic relations, reverse the rupture initiated by outgoing President Gustavo Petro, and open an embassy in Jerusalem. The agreement also includes withdrawing from a lawsuit against Israel at the International Court of Justice.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani says he is consulting the city's legal team about the possibility of arresting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu when he attends the UN General Assembly in September. Netanyahu's camp has rebuked the statement, with Israel's UN ambassador saying the prime minister will come to New York regardless.
Israel's High Court of Justice partially froze provisions of Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi's broadcasting reform, consolidating new petitions with earlier ones. The court declined to suspend the entire law, pending further review.
The US military has conducted a series of strikes against Iran following the deaths of two American service members in Jordan, with Iran retaliating against US bases in Kuwait. The escalation threatens global oil shipping routes, particularly the Strait of Hormuz.
The investigation into attacks on Japanika restaurant branches has expanded internationally, with the FBI and Romanian police involved, according to N12. Yossi Musli, head of a crime organization, was arrested, and the US Embassy issued a security alert for Americans in Israel amid the organized crime wave.
Israel's Environmental Protection Minister Idit Silman has reclassified Nile crocodiles as 'cultivated wild animals,' a move that may allow the reptiles to be used for security purposes, including deterring prison escapes. The decision follows a proposal by National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir to surround a prison with crocodiles, despite opposition from the Israel Nature and Parks Authority and the ministry's legal adviser.