News  Sources

News Articles - Page 23 of 209

Tel Aviv's main stock indices fell today, with steep declines for insurance companies and mixed results among leading stocks. The shekel weakened slightly against major currencies.
Senator John Fetterman criticized Iran for spending on military projects instead of addressing its severe water crisis. Tehran faces the possibility of running out of water within weeks amid a prolonged drought.
The Hayli Gubbi volcano in Ethiopia erupted for the first time in millennia, covering villages in ash and disrupting flights across several countries. Residents and livestock faced health and water challenges, while airlines canceled and delayed flights due to the ash cloud.
Trump's praise for New York City mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani has disrupted Elise Stefanik's campaign for governor, contradicting her attacks and complicating her strategy. The move highlights the risks of relying on Trump's support in a Democratic-leaning state. Democrats and Governor Hochul are expected to benefit from the fallout.
A district court has ruled that Jonatan Urich, a key suspect in the Qatargate scandal, can resume work with the Likud party. The decision follows police attempts to restrict his professional contacts amid ongoing allegations of improper ties to Qatar.
Arsenal fans and the club collaborated for months to create a striking tifo for the north London derby, celebrating players and fan culture. The display, unveiled before a 4-1 win over Spurs, marked a new era of supporter-led creativity at the Emirates Stadium.
A major security flaw lets hackers hijack popular AI browser assistants, exposing users to scams and data theft. The vulnerability affects assistants from leading tech companies.
Jordan evacuated 20 sick children and their families from Gaza for treatment in Jordanian hospitals. The move is part of a broader humanitarian initiative to aid Palestinians amid ongoing conflict.
North American solar companies with strong ties to China are benefiting from U.S. green energy subsidies, raising concerns about foreign influence. Lawmakers are scrutinizing these firms' eligibility for federal incentives and their impact on American supply chains.
Tucker Carlson has brushed off Republican criticism for hosting Nick Fuentes, a far-right figure known for antisemitic remarks. Speaker Mike Johnson called the move a 'big mistake,' but Carlson remains unapologetic. The episode has reignited debate over extremism within the party.
Progressive Democrats inspired by Zohran Mamdani's win are gaining ground in key House races, challenging both Republicans and party establishment figures. Their rise is fueling a major internal battle over the party's direction, with affordability and working-class issues at the forefront.
Israeli forces killed a 22-year-old Palestinian man during a raid near Jenin in the occupied West Bank. The incident comes amid rising violence and frequent raids in the region since late 2023.
Our mission is to provide you with up-to-date, concise news from multiple sources in one place, keeping you informed about Israel.
 
Hit 'Subscribe' to get the latest curated news about Israel delivered daily to your inbox