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Iran launched coordinated attacks on U.S. military targets in Kuwait, Jordan, Bahrain, and Saudi Arabia in retaliation for American airstrikes on Iranian infrastructure, as the conflict entered its second week. The U.S. military denied a claim from Iranian Revolutionary Guards regarding oil tanker explosions in the Strait of Hormuz, while casualties and infrastructure damage continue to mount.
The United States and Iran traded strikes on military and infrastructure targets over the weekend, with Iran announcing it had suspended its commitments under the interim deal. The conflict, focused on the Strait of Hormuz, saw significant damage in Kuwait, including a desalination plant and oil facility.
Al Jazeera and the Jerusalem Post detail how the Argentina-Spain World Cup final has become a symbolic battle over Israel, with Iran praising Spain's stance, Argentine President Javier Milei's pro-Israel shift, and social media framing the match as a proxy fight.
The Likud Court ruled against a proposal that would have allowed the party to cancel primaries during a security emergency, favoring postponement instead. The decision comes after a district court injunction blocked a planned vote amid internal disputes over primary rules. The rulings aim to preserve the party's primary process and ensure broad member participation.
Rahm Emanuel's speech at Tel Aviv University, where he warned Israel about losing international legitimacy, has ignited a debate within the Jerusalem Post over the Democratic Party's shifting stance. Commentators offer divergent views on the influence of the Progressive faction and the impact of recent political events.
US forces have carried out a seventh consecutive night of strikes on Iran, targeting infrastructure and military sites, while Iran retaliates with drones and missiles against US-allied Gulf states. The conflict, triggered by US President Donald Trump's declaration that the peace deal is over, has caused a humanitarian crisis, with a desalination plant hit leaving 10,000 people without water.
Israel's security cabinet approved a 1.3 billion shekel plan for 34 new West Bank settlements, prompting the EU to reiterate its call for restraint. The decision brings the total settlements under the current government to 103, with ministers celebrating the move as historic.
As the Strait of Hormuz remains closed amid renewed US-Iran hostilities, Gulf states and global markets are accelerating efforts to bypass the critical waterway. New pipelines, including a proposed link through Israel, and expansions of existing routes are being considered to reduce dependence on the strait, though analysts caution about the long-term viability of these alternatives.
The Trump administration has told Israel it will send dozens more refueling planes ahead of potential expanded operations against Iran, according to an Axios report cited by the Jerusalem Post. This has escalated a dispute over space at Ben-Gurion Airport, where the US military prefers to keep its aircraft despite Israeli demands to relocate them.
Israel's parliament, the Knesset, voted to dissolve itself early Friday, triggering an election recess and setting the stage for early elections on October 27. Attorney-General Gali Baharav-Miara issued guidance on government restraint during the election period, while Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces political challenges as polls show opposition gains.
An Israeli strike on a funeral in Gaza's Nuseirat refugee camp killed at least seven mourners, according to a local hospital, with reports of an eighth death from an earlier incident. The attack came amid ongoing tensions despite a ceasefire deal, with UN officials warning of possible atrocity crimes.
Israel plans to mass-produce JDAM guided bombs within two years, aiming for greater self-sufficiency in munitions. The move follows a partial US arms freeze in 2024 and has seen agreements with Elbit Systems and ramped-up production efforts.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio convened representatives from more than 60 countries to refocus international counterterrorism on 'far-left terror,' a move that has drawn criticism from Democrats and civil liberties advocates who question the data behind the designation.
Iran has accused the United States of bombing civilian infrastructure in its latest wave of airstrikes, with bridges, a train station, and an airport among the reported targets. The strikes follow President Trump's threat to hit infrastructure to pressure Tehran over the Strait of Hormuz, and Iran has responded with missile attacks on US-allied nations.
Andy Burnham has been confirmed as the leader of the UK’s governing Labour Party, securing more than 85% of MPs' backing. He is set to become prime minister on Monday, facing challenges including the cost of living crisis, wars abroad, and the rise of Reform UK.
A survey presented at a Tel Aviv conference reveals that most victims of hostile acts in Israel have not returned to their pre-war employment, many face financial decline despite state compensation, and two-thirds report a lack of consistent support. Advocacy groups and experts argue the system is too focused on disability determination rather than rehabilitation.
The Church of England's General Synod has voted to engage with Palestinian Christian documents, including Kairos Palestine II, which describes Israel's actions in Gaza as a genocidal war. The decision drew criticism from the Chief Rabbi of the UK and the Board of Deputies of British Jews, while receiving support from Jewish Voice for Liberation. Al Jazeera reported that the Synod also sought a review of investments in light of an International Court of Justice advisory opinion.
After Graham Platner's withdrawal from Maine's Senate race, possible replacements like Nirav Shah and Troy Jackson are under scrutiny for their Israel positions. Platner's exit, marked by a pro-Palestinian letter and sexual assault allegations, has intensified debate over the party's stance on Gaza.
Israel's Knesset will dissolve on July 17, setting the stage for elections on October 27, 2026. The vote will be the first after a full government term in over half a century, with the opposition leading in polls but divided. The campaign coincides with the anniversary of the October 7 attack and debates over the government's policies in Gaza and the West Bank.
The United States has expanded its airstrike campaign against Iran, increasingly targeting bridges, while Iran has launched missile attacks on Gulf nations including Bahrain and Kuwait. The interim ceasefire has collapsed, and the conflict over the Strait of Hormuz continues to escalate.