Israeli far-right minister Itamar Ben Gvir opposes Gaza truce deal, but ruling coalition likely to pass it.

Lebanon's economy is expected to recover this year, but it requires international support and adherence to reforms. Public debt remains a major challenge.

Iran and European countries have met to discuss the nuclear program and have agreed to resume negotiations to reach a deal.

U.S. stock index futures rose on Tuesday as investors awaited inflation data and upcoming corporate earnings.

Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Sharren Haskel discusses the emerging hostage deal and expresses Israel's commitment to securing their release. She addresses the families of the hostages and acknowledges their suffering during the 466 days of captivity.

Obese children with cancer have a higher risk of dying, according to a study. Obesity at the time of diagnosis was linked to increased risk of relapse and death. The negative impact of obesity on prognosis was especially pronounced in certain types of cancer. The findings emphasize the importance of addressing childhood obesity to improve cancer outcomes.

Jon Rahm begins his competitive year at the Hero Dubai Desert Classic and will play alongside Ryder Cup team-mates in the tournament.

Iran offers assistance to the U.S. in combating California fires, while its hardline media criticizes the U.S. and links the fires to support for Israel.

Pushp Masale, one of India's most trusted spice brands, celebrates 50 years of success and announces new initiatives for further growth.

An ancient structure discovered in Jerusalem's City of David is believed to have been used for ritual practices during the time of the First Temple, according to a new study. The structure contained eight rooms with various features, including an altar, a standing stone, an oil press, and a wine press.

The Carlton Tel Aviv Hotel organized BBQ parties for IDF soldiers stationed along Israel's borders to boost morale and show appreciation for their sacrifices.

Foreign residents are buying apartments in Tel Aviv's Gat Rimon project at higher prices than along Paris's Champs-Elysees.