Arab nations have banned the Muslim Brotherhood over extremism concerns, while the UK has allowed it to operate. Critics urge Britain to follow the US and others in designating the group as a terrorist organization. The debate intensifies amid rising tensions and calls for stronger action.

Tom Stoppard's 'Leopoldstadt' is a powerful new play exploring Jewish identity, family history, and the impact of the Holocaust. Drawing from personal experience, Stoppard delivers a moving and revelatory work that has captivated London audiences.

A court has ruled that a family must stop using a parking space they occupied for 48 years in a Rishon Lezion building. The decision upholds the condo board's claim that longstanding use did not grant legal rights. The ruling affirms the validity of the building's parking bylaws.

A survivor of the Samaria attack described hearing a sudden explosion near the Shomron Crossing checkpoint and receiving rapid assistance from security forces. She hopes those responsible will be caught.

The Irish government has urged Dublin city council not to remove Chaim Herzog's name from a city park, warning it would erase Irish-Jewish history. The proposal, linked to pro-Palestinian activism, has drawn strong criticism from officials and Jewish leaders.

Greta Thunberg harshly criticized the Italian government during a pro-Palestine protest in Rome, calling it 'f****** fascist' and accusing it of supporting Israel. Her remarks came days after being banned from Venice for a separate protest.

The Hostages' Tent in Jerusalem was dismantled after almost two years. The forum representing families of hostages is scaling back its activities, as only two deceased hostages remain in Gaza.

President Trump has declared Venezuela's airspace closed, prompting condemnation from Venezuela's government. The move comes after Venezuela banned several international airlines earlier this week.

Tom Stoppard, celebrated British playwright and Oscar-winning screenwriter, has died at 88. He was known for his inventive, witty plays and profound influence on English theater. Tributes have been paid by artists and public figures worldwide.

The US has frozen all asylum decisions and Afghan visa issuances after a National Guard member was killed in a shooting near the White House. The suspect, an Afghan national who previously aided US forces, faces multiple charges. The move has drawn criticism from advocates for Afghan allies.

The Prince of Wales met with Gazan children receiving care in the UK, praising their bravery and the dedication of medical staff. Fifty children and their families have been evacuated from Gaza for treatment. The UK government has pledged ongoing support for health-related aid to Gaza.

Pro-Palestinian protests swept major European cities Saturday, with large demonstrations in Rome and London. The rallies marked the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People.