Iran's Supreme Leader has been relocated to a bunker as fears of a US strike grow. His son has taken over leadership, and tensions in the region remain high.

A gag order has been lifted on the mysterious case of missing soldier Guy Hever, who disappeared in 1997. Recent arrests did not lead to a resolution, and the case remains unsolved.

Volunteers and artists are preparing for the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics opening ceremony, themed 'Harmony,' with rehearsals underway near San Siro stadium. The event will feature star performances, innovative staging, and a message of unity amid global tensions.

Federal agents were involved in a shooting in Minneapolis, possibly linked to immigration enforcement. The governor condemned the incident and called for an end to related federal operations. Authorities are investigating and urge the public to avoid the area.

Ran Gvili's family urges President Trump to pressure Hamas for his release, as United States envoys visit Israel. They stress that any efforts for peace in the region should begin with bringing Gvili home.

IDF troops eliminated terrorists who planted explosives near their position in northern Gaza. Forces also dismantled a tunnel containing weapons and hideouts near the border. The IDF continues to operate against threats in the area.

A man was stabbed and several arrests were made after violent clashes between Kurdish and Syrian groups in Manchester. Police increased patrols and powers following protests and disorder in the city. Authorities are appealing for information as they work to restore calm.

XTEND, an Israeli robotics company, is partnering with Lockheed Martin to integrate its advanced drone operating system into US military operations. The company’s technology enables control of drone swarms in challenging environments and is gaining traction worldwide. XTEND is rapidly expanding and could become Israel’s first defense-tech unicorn.

United States envoys urged Israel to move forward with the Gaza ceasefire's second phase, including reopening the Rafah border crossing. Humanitarian conditions in Gaza worsen as civilians face cold and continued violence. Tensions remain over the return of hostages and civilian casualties.

A Palestinian journalist in Ireland shared her personal losses during a Dublin protest, as organisers called for government action and highlighted ongoing suffering in Gaza. The event was one of several planned across the country.

Pakistan's deputy prime minister held talks with Iran and Türkiye after backing Tehran at the United Nations Human Rights Council. The discussions focused on regional issues and highlighted Islamabad's growing diplomatic involvement.

Umer Khalid, the last remaining hunger striker in the United Kingdom, is refusing water and faces imminent risk of death. His protest follows charges related to alleged activism, with doctors warning he could die within days if the situation is not resolved.