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March 29, 2026
Iran’s ambassador to Lebanon has reportedly refused to leave after being declared persona non grata by the Lebanese government. The dispute unfolds amid heightened political tensions and reports of expanded Iranian military involvement in the country.
March 29, 2026
A Greek church that tilted 17 degrees after a devastating landslide has become an unexpected tourist attraction. The abandoned village of Ropoto now draws visitors eager to experience the dizzying lean of the still-standing sanctuary.
With the budget set to pass, Benjamin Netanyahu's government is poised to complete a full term despite the fallout from October 7. A divided and publicly feuding opposition has struggled to present a united alternative, strengthening the coalition's hold on power.
Politico removed a cartoon portraying Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu after critics condemned it as anti-Semitic. The publication said the image failed to meet its standards amid ongoing regional conflict.
Israeli police prevented the Latin Patriarch from entering the Church of the Holy Sepulchre to lead Palm Sunday mass. Authorities cited security concerns following recent Iranian attacks, prompting criticism from church leaders and international figures.
March 29, 2026
The United States is positioning forces in the Middle East amid plans that could include seizing Iran's main oil export hub, Kharg Island. The move signals a potential escalation with major risks for regional stability and global energy markets.
TimesofIsraelPM's office said to backtrack after tapping controversial Likud activist for key roleMarch 29, 2026
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is reportedly backing away from appointing activist Tal Gilboa as spokesperson after backlash over past offensive remarks. The controversy follows the recent resignation of a previous spokesman accused of racist comments.
American troop levels in the Middle East have surpassed 50,000 as President Donald Trump considers expanding the war in Iran. Military experts warn the force would be too small for a major ground invasion.
The national broadcaster paid nearly £1.5 million last year to settle staff disputes, bringing the five-year total to £5 million. The payments come amid wider controversies and recent leadership changes at the organisation.
An arson attack on Jewish ambulances in London is framed as part of a broader, coordinated wave of antisemitic violence worldwide. The author calls on governments to strengthen security and enforce clear measures against antisemitism before democratic norms erode further.
TimesofIsraelIDF says Hezbollah members killed as ground troops push deeper into LebanonMarch 29, 2026
The Israel Defense Forces said several Hezbollah operatives were killed during ground operations in southern Lebanon. Troops also uncovered a large cache of anti tank missiles and other weapons, with no Israeli injuries reported.
TimesofIsraelToday's talks in Pakistan with regional powers focus on plans to reopen Hormuz - sourcesMarch 29, 2026
Regional talks in Pakistan focused on proposals to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and stabilize global energy shipments. Ideas include new maritime management structures and a potential regional consortium to oversee oil flows.




