A Hungarian company has been identified as the manufacturer of pagers used in an explosion in Lebanon and Syria, raising tensions between Hezbollah and Israeli forces.

Israel acted swiftly to target Lebanon's pager network amid suspicions of Hezbollah involvement, highlighting concerns about the operation's strategic exploitation and the risks involved.

Japanese Vice Foreign Minister Masataka Okano summoned the Chinese ambassador to Japan to express grave concern over an attack on a Japanese student in southern China. This is the second attack on Japanese educational facilities in China in recent months.

Multiple coalition ministers and MKs call for a plan to transfer civilians in northern Gaza to its south in order to defeat Hamas terrorists.

The IDF says it carried out a strike on Hamas members operating out of a former school in Gaza City.

Yuli Edelstein criticizes protesters for using hostages to promote unrelated goals and backtracks on his support for the arrests of three women who placed flyers in his synagogue.

The Federal Reserve is expected to cut borrowing costs today, just weeks before the US election, to help boost the economy.

Coordinated attacks on Hezbollah's wireless devices have caused injuries and raised questions about the group's response, puncturing its image as a powerful anti-Israel force.

The IDF has postponed a ceremony featuring speeches from Defense Minister Yoav Gallant and the chief of the IDF Northern Command, Maj. Gen. Ori Gordin, due to heightened tensions on the northern front.

Kuwait's trade surplus with Japan rose 15% to $542.8 million in August, driven by increased Kuwaiti exports.

Palestinian President Mahmud Abbas is visiting Madrid to thank Spain for recognizing a Palestinian state. Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez and King Felipe VI will meet with Abbas. The move has strained ties between Spain and Israel.

A young mother has expressed disappointment that her sickle cell disease was not addressed until she was diagnosed with lymphoma and underwent cancer treatment.