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German prosecutors say the man who rammed a van into a crowd near Berlin's Pride festival left a video on his phone pledging allegiance to Islamic State. The attack killed one woman and injured 29 others, and the suspect was shot dead by police during a manhunt.
US President Donald Trump reiterated threats to strike Iran's Pickaxe Mountain nuclear site, dismissing Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's offer to share intelligence. The mountain, part of the Karkas Range, has seen satellite-detected activity suggesting tunnel construction.
As Israel's 26th Knesset election campaign begins, former IDF chief Gadi Eisenkot and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are running nearly tied in polls. The Jerusalem Post analyzes the campaign's focus on October 7 responsibility, the Likud's attempts to discredit Eisenkot, and the broader party realignments ahead of the October 27 vote.
Senior US administration officials say Israel will redeploy troops from Lebanese territory only in exchange for Hezbollah's disarmament and the restoration of Lebanese state sovereignty, ahead of Prime Minister Netanyahu's White House meeting with President Trump. The framework aims to achieve three goals, including a secure northern border for Israel.
Saudi Arabia’s Foreign Ministry has condemned drone attacks it attributes to Iran-backed militias operating in Iraq, reaffirming its right to respond and calling on Baghdad to prevent its territory from being used for aggression. Reporting links the strikes to broader coordination among Iran-aligned groups, including the Houthis, and notes parallel threats directed at other regional targets.
A group representing hundreds of retired Israeli security officials has written to US President Donald Trump urging him to press Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on curbing settler violence in the West Bank. The appeal has drawn both support from a prominent columnist and criticism from another Israeli veterans' group. The exchange comes amid conflicting figures on the scale of the problem.
Just one in three Americans support the US war with Iran, with most saying President Donald Trump has not clearly explained its goals, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll. The findings come as other surveys show his approval rating near record lows and public concern over the conflict's economic impact.
The United States and Iran have paused hostilities for a third day, with Qatari and Pakistani mediators working to restart ceasefire talks. Reports indicate diplomatic efforts are underway, though Tehran denies direct negotiations, and the conflict's economic costs are mounting.
Unreleased documentary footage shows the late US Senator Lindsey Graham celebrating the war on Iran and revealing he pushed for military action for years, according to reports. The footage also captures Graham pressing President Trump and foreign leaders to overthrow Iran's regime, at times advocating action beyond what Prime Minister Netanyahu supported.
Israel has approved the principles of a 20-point plan allowing the International Stabilization Force to enter Gaza, a key step in post-war reconstruction. The force, backed by the US-established Board of Peace, will coordinate with the IDF, while Hamas retains control of significant areas. Morocco has formally joined, with other nations contributing.
President Donald Trump announced on Tuesday that he is directing his administration to allow US airlines to resume direct flights to Lebanon, ending a 40-year ban imposed after the 1985 hijacking of TWA Flight 847. The announcement followed a White House meeting with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun, who urged long-term calm after months of war between Israel and Hezbollah.
After a deadly car-and-knife attack near Berlin's Pride festival, German officials and experts are questioning why the suspect, Abdul Ballout, was free despite a recent conviction for preparing a serious act of violence and supporting ISIS. Chancellor Friedrich Merz and Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt have voiced concern, and a debate has emerged over the leniency of Germany's juvenile criminal law.
Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa said in an interview with Al Jazeera that Damascus is working toward a security agreement with Israel, which he hopes could lead to comprehensive peace without compromising Syria's claim to the Golan Heights. He also ruled out military intervention in Lebanon and expressed support for Lebanese state authority over weapons and war decisions.
Senator John Fetterman said he would consider leaving the Democratic Party if it officially became 'the anti-Israel party,' citing his 'moral clarity' on the issue. The comments come as more than 100 House lawmakers voted to halt military aid to Israel, and amid reports of a strained relationship with progressives and speculation about his political future.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu departed for Washington for his eighth meeting with President Donald Trump since Trump's re-election, with Iran dominating the agenda amid ongoing hostilities. The visit, which includes attending Senator Lindsey Graham's funeral, takes place against the backdrop of a de facto ceasefire and internal debates in both Washington and Tehran over the conflict's next phase.
As the security situation in the West Bank deteriorates, Israeli military officials have decided to reinforce forces, with 26 battalions now operating in the sector. The escalation follows a series of violent attacks and clashes, with a large-scale operation postponed until after Prime Minister Netanyahu's visit to the US.
As Israel approaches an October 27 general election, former military chief Gadi Eisenkot's new party, Yashar, leads in a recent Channel 12 poll over Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud, with Eisenkot also favored as the most suitable candidate for prime minister. Eisenkot, credited with developing the 'Dahiya Doctrine' for disproportionate military responses in Lebanon, has built his campaign around a 10-point platform focusing on security, unity, and democratic institutions, and has dismissed calls for a future Palestinian state as irrelevant after the October 7, 2023 attack.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has accused New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani of fomenting hate after Mamdani called for his arrest over the ICC warrant. Netanyahu's office dismissed the ICC as a 'kangaroo court' and criticized Mamdani's record. The exchange comes ahead of Netanyahu's expected visit to the UN General Assembly and a meeting with President Trump.
A white van drove into a crowd near Berlin's Christopher Street Day celebrations on Saturday, killing one woman and injuring 29 people. Authorities classified the incident as an Islamist terrorist attack; the suspect, Abdul B., was later shot dead by police. Officials and community groups condemned the violence.
German police shot and killed the suspected driver of a van that ploughed into a crowd near Berlin's Pride celebrations, killing one and injuring dozens. A second suspect was detained and later released as investigations continue.