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Greece will spend $27 billion to modernize its military and adapt to high-tech warfare technologies, including a new air defense system and mobile, AI-powered missile systems.
Amid deepening social and political divisions in the US, Israeli strategic planners must consider the possibility of the US abandoning its support for Israel. Strengthening alliances beyond traditional diplomacy, such as forging closer ties with the Kurds, could enhance regional stability and serve as a counterweight to Iranian and Turkish expansionism.
The US Supreme Court is considering a ruling that could allow terror victims to sue the PLO-PA in US courts, holding them accountable for their 'Pay-for-Slay' policy.
Officials say that some of the aid workers killed in Gaza were shot multiple times before being buried in a mass grave, drawing international condemnation.
A news article falsely accused Islamic Relief Worldwide of funding terrorist groups, leading to an apology from the publication.
Reports claim ongoing clashes between IDF and pro-HTS forces in Daraa, southern Syria.
The Qatargate affair has led to the arrest of two close aides to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and involves allegations of contact with a foreign agent, fraud, money laundering, and bribery. The investigation centers around pro-Qatar lobbyists and their influence on Israeli media regarding Qatar's role in hostage negotiations with Hamas.
Israeli founders of Wiz double their fortunes, joining 41 Israelis on Forbes billionaires list.
The IDF launched airstrikes in Syria, targeting military capabilities and infrastructure. The strikes have drawn condemnation and concern, and the planned entry of Syrian Druze workers into Israel was cancelled.
Salignostics, an Israeli company, is using saliva for reliable diagnostics, offering a less invasive and cost-effective alternative to blood tests.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis criticizes newly elected GOP congressman Randy Fine, calling him a 'squish' and blaming him for a narrow special election victory.
Columbia University student activists chained themselves to a gate, calling for an 'intifada' and demanding the names of trustees who 'collaborated' with the Trump administration.
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