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A UN Commission of Inquiry report alleges Israel deliberately targeted Palestinian children, resulting in genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanity in Gaza, and war crimes in the West Bank. Israel has rejected the findings, with its UN ambassador calling the report a 'political blood libel.'
The fifth round of Israel-Lebanon negotiations opened in Washington, focusing on pilot areas for Israeli withdrawal. Hezbollah claimed IDF violations of the ceasefire, while reports emerged about possible return of Ron Arad's remains.
Anduril Industries, the US defense tech company, is moving to establish a presence in Israel, with reports of talks to appoint former IAF commander Amikam Norkin to head local operations, plans for a factory, and interest in acquiring startup Kela.
A Sydney judge has ruled that video evidence of two former nurses allegedly making antisemitic remarks and threats against Israelis must be excluded from their upcoming trial. The defence argued the footage was improperly obtained, while the prosecution contended the chat had lower privacy expectations. Both nurses have pleaded not guilty and will face trial in August.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian arrived in Pakistan for a state visit following the first round of US-Iran talks in Switzerland. Mediators announced a 60-day roadmap, but disagreements emerged over nuclear inspections and violence renewed in Lebanon.
The US-Iran war has ended with a fragile peace, but the conflict has significantly altered the regional balance of power in West Asia. Pakistan has emerged as a key mediator in the talks, a role that has reportedly caused discomfort in Israel, according to the Jerusalem Post.
A UN-mandated commission of inquiry has released a report accusing Israeli authorities and security forces of deliberately targeting Palestinian children in Gaza, constituting genocide, crimes against humanity, and war crimes. The report, released on Tuesday, also details war crimes in the West Bank and says over 20,000 children were killed in Gaza. Israel has rejected the findings as a 'libellous sham'.
Jerusalem Post podcasts analyze the complex US-Iran deal and its implications for Israel, including Trump's warning to Netanyahu, JD Vance's role, and ongoing regional tensions.
Israel and Lebanon are set to begin a new round of talks in Washington, DC, as both sides seek to solidify a fragile ceasefire. The talks come amid a broader US-Iran agreement that includes provisions for Lebanon, with ongoing tensions over territory and the role of Hezbollah.
In Gaza, amputee player Ali Tafesh trains with a club of survivors, while displaced fan Sameeh Totah struggles to watch matches through power cuts and internet outages. Al Jazeera reports that nearly 73,000 Palestinians have been killed since October 2023, and that sports facilities have been repurposed as shelters.
The IDF has extended its operational control over approximately 70% of the Gaza Strip, with defense officials signaling possible further advances. Meanwhile, the International Stabilization Force has begun receiving military equipment to take over security in parts of the enclave, as Hamas retains control in the remaining areas and refuses to disarm.
Iran's chief negotiator, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, announced Tehran will administer the Strait of Hormuz in accordance with international law. The US and Iran have agreed to establish communication lines to manage shipping and unfreeze $12 billion in Iranian assets, while sanctions relief is expected.
US Vice President JD Vance said direct talks with senior Iranian officials in Switzerland laid a 'good foundation' for a final deal to end the war, citing progress on the Strait of Hormuz, a ceasefire in Lebanon, and nuclear inspections. The initial round set up mechanisms for de-mining the strait and de-confliction, while Iran's foreign minister reported 'major progress' toward ending the Lebanon War.
US President Donald Trump has weighed in on Britain's political transition, calling incoming Prime Minister Andy Burnham 'extremely liberal' and predicting a rocky relationship. His comments come after Keir Starmer's resignation announcement, with Trump criticizing Starmer's handling of energy, immigration, and the Iran conflict.
President Donald Trump said he would take action if Iran fails to uphold its interim agreement with the US, while Iranian officials pushed back on a reported condition about using unfrozen funds for American food purchases. The deal came after months of reciprocal attacks and has coincided with market volatility and rising oil prices.
Haredi parties Shas and United Torah Judaism extended their boycott of Knesset coalition votes for another week, pressing for the advancement of the Basic Law: Torah Study bill and legislation to halt arrests of draft evaders. The Knesset House Committee advanced the bill with a 10-4 vote, despite criticism that it encourages draft evasion amid an IDF manpower shortage.
The IDF and Shin Bet have eliminated several Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad operatives linked to kidnappings during the October 7 massacre, including those who held hostages and took soldiers' remains. The strikes, confirmed by the military, targeted senior figures in Gaza.
As Israelis express anxiety over the US-Iran interim deal, American allies of President Donald Trump, including Ambassador Mike Huckabee and conservative commentator Mark Levin, defended the relationship at a Jerusalem conference, even as criticism mounted from Israeli officials and media over the agreement's terms and its implications for Israel's security.
Colombia's hard-right candidate Abelardo de la Espriella won the presidential runoff with 49.66% of the vote, narrowly beating leftist Iván Cepeda. Rightist leaders across the Americas, including Javier Milei and José Antonio Kast, congratulated him, while US President Donald Trump expressed support. De la Espriella has promised "iron fist" security policies, mega-prisons, and closer ties with Washington.
Clive Davis, the influential music executive who signed and shaped the careers of artists including Whitney Houston, Bruce Springsteen, and Janis Joplin, has died at the age of 94. His family confirmed the news, remembering him as a towering figure in music.