The United Nations says parts of Israel's new border wall violate Lebanese sovereignty, escalating tensions along the frontier. Lebanon is tightening financial regulations amid efforts to cut off funding to Hezbollah. Israel has also accused Hezbollah of assassinating a Lebanese politician in 2023.

A Norwegian court has refused to extradite Michael Kadar to the United States, citing his mental health and prior sentencing in Israel. Kadar will remain in a treatment facility while authorities await a possible US appeal.

Israel's Transport Ministry is urging Wizz Air to set up a permanent base in the country, aiming to boost competition and lower airfares. The move faces opposition from local airlines but could bring more destinations and frequent flights for travelers.

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman visits Washington to seek stronger US security guarantees and discuss defence cooperation. The United States is expected to urge Saudi Arabia to normalise ties with Israel, but Riyadh remains focused on its own security priorities.

A law professor is suing the University of Kentucky after being suspended for anti-Israel comments, arguing his rights were violated. The case is part of a broader debate over free speech and criticism of Israel on US campuses.

United Nations peacekeepers say Israel has built concrete walls that cross into Lebanese territory near the Blue Line. The peacekeepers are urging Israel to withdraw from the affected areas.

President Trump will host the Israeli hostages released in the October Gaza ceasefire at the White House on Thursday. All 20 former hostages are invited and will travel on commercial flights paid for by the Israeli government.

Pakistan says a meeting between its tourism aide and an Israeli official at a London travel fair was unauthorized and accidental. Officials reject speculation about a policy shift toward Israel, reaffirming support for Palestine. Talks about Pakistan's role in a Gaza security force are still in progress.

A new bill calls for Israeli sovereignty over the Cave of the Patriarchs in Hebron, transferring management and funding to local authorities. The proposal seeks to remove restrictions and restore the site's status as a center of prayer for the Jewish people.

Rabbi Dr. Kenneth Brander examines the balance between leadership and family through the examples of Avraham, Moshe, and David. He argues that true legacy is built by investing in both community and family. The article highlights the importance of prioritizing family for lasting impact.

A former UCL academic has been reported to police and banned from campus after making antisemitic remarks during a student event. The university has launched an investigation and suspended the student group involved. UCL's president has apologized to the Jewish community and pledged to address antisemitism.

Police blocked activists from joining a West Bank olive harvest meant to support Palestinians facing settler attacks, prompting a protest at a checkpoint. The military cited rising violence as the reason for restricting access. Activists and locals accuse authorities of failing to stop extremist attacks.