A senior intelligence officer linked to failures on October 7 will be removed from both the military and the main intelligence agency. The decision was confirmed by the heads of both organizations.

MineOS has sold its consumer privacy app to McAfee, which will integrate it into its privacy protection services. The move marks MineOS's shift toward enterprise technology and AI-driven data management.

Mayor Eric Adams visited Park East Synagogue after it was targeted by protesters, reaffirming support for the Jewish community. The incident has underscored divisions between Adams and incoming mayor Zohran Mamdani.

The main office for Trump's government efficiency initiative has closed, but agency teams continue efforts to cut waste. The administration says the program's cost-saving mission remains active. Elon Musk's role as a public face has ended, but the policies persist.

Eli Feldstein's lawyer claims he acted under orders from Netanyahu's adviser Jonatan Urich, not independently, in leaking classified information. The court reviewed messages and interrogations to determine responsibility. Feldstein faces severe charges and is also linked to a separate corruption scandal.

A volcano erupted in northern Ethiopia after 12,000 years, covering villages in ash. While there are no casualties, local herders face economic hardship as their livestock struggle to find food.

President Trump is preparing to designate the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organization, citing concerns about its influence in the United States. A recent report claims the group has targeted government agencies and expanded its reach. Supporters say the move would help address security challenges posed by the organization.

Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar said the killing of a top Hezbollah operative improves regional security and warned that Hezbollah's power threatens both Israel's safety and Lebanon's future. He also praised Paraguay's support for Israel and highlighted growing cooperation between the two countries.

NATO's Mark Rutte expressed optimism about a Trump-backed Ukraine-Russia peace plan after productive talks in Geneva. The plan involves territorial concessions and other major steps, with more negotiations expected soon.

A Senate Republican has proposed cutting federal funding to cities that enforce international arrest warrants against allied leaders. The bill responds to New York Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani's vow to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The measure underscores tensions over international law and U.S. alliances.

Formula One's Las Vegas Grand Prix has found a better balance between show and sport, but drivers remain concerned about the race's timing and track conditions. McLaren's disqualification and the event's demanding schedule were key talking points. Organizers continue to seek improvements for future editions.

BBC leaders will be questioned by lawmakers about editorial standards after Donald Trump threatened legal action over a misleading documentary edit. The broadcaster faces scrutiny over alleged bias and recent leadership resignations.