A public clash erupted between Itamar Ben-Gvir and Ronen Tzur after Tzur alleged that a self-described supporter of the minister expressed willingness to commit violence. Ben-Gvir denied any link and threatened legal action, while Tzur accused authorities of selective enforcement.

Donald Trump said Iran agreed to halt the execution of eight women after his public appeal. Four are expected to be released immediately, while four will serve one month in prison instead.

Shevet Achim Group is launching a nationwide resort network with three major projects in the south, the Sea of Galilee and Ashkelon. The developments include luxury suites, expansive spa facilities, diverse restaurants and smart technology, positioning the group as a leading force in Israel’s hospitality market.

South Korean authorities fined a former fighter jet pilot after a 2021 mid air collision caused by in flight filming. Although repair costs reached about 600,000 dollars, his liability was reduced to roughly 60,000 dollars.

Iran's Revolutionary Guard has warned that undersea cables in the Strait of Hormuz could be vulnerable to damage, risking major internet outages. The cables carry a significant share of global data traffic, and any disruption could affect financial systems, cloud services and digital economies worldwide.

Iran's parliament speaker said a ceasefire is meaningless if the United States continues blocking Iranian ports. He argued that reopening the Strait of Hormuz is impossible under current conditions and urged recognition of Iran's rights.

Roya Hakakian cautioned that any Iran deal lacking protections for ordinary citizens would destroy hopes for internal reform. She urged that negotiations include concrete human rights guarantees and warned that minorities may face deepening risks if global support falters.

Donald Trump said Iran halted the planned executions of eight women after his public appeal. A rights group indicated that at least two of the women had already been released before his statement.

Three Israeli civilians briefly crossed into Lebanon before returning and being detained, the Israel Defense Forces said. The military condemned the incident as a serious criminal offense.

Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner said he would pursue sweeping subpoenas of White House officials and seek to impeach two Supreme Court justices. The progressive Democrat, who leads in primary polling, has also faced scrutiny over past controversies.

Iran executed a former nuclear employee convicted of spying for Israel, according to the judiciary. Rights groups say his death sentence followed a retrial and comes amid a broader surge in executions tied to the conflict with Israel and the United States.

Student leaders at the University of California, Los Angeles condemned a campus event featuring former Israeli hostage Omer Shem Tov, calling it one-sided. University officials and event organizers defended the gathering, citing resilience and human rights.