Pope Leo XIV visited Lebanon, praising its interfaith harmony and urging peace amid regional turmoil. His trip was welcomed as a sign of hope for the country's diverse communities. The pope encouraged Lebanese Christians to remain steadfast despite ongoing hardships.

Bolivia has lifted visa requirements for travelers from the United States, Israel, and several other countries to boost tourism and economic ties. The new policy aims to attract more visitors and address the country's economic crisis. This marks a shift from previous governments' restrictive visa policies.

A former hostage has alleged he was sexually abused by his captors in Gaza after being left alone. He described incidents of harassment and intimidation by guards during his captivity.

Bolivia has dropped its visa requirement for Israelis, allowing easier travel between the two countries. The move reflects a shift in Bolivia's foreign policy under President Rodrigo Paz.

Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara warns that a bill splitting her role would undermine the rule of law and human rights. She says the legislation would politicize her position and weaken government oversight.

Member of Parliament Michal Woldiger insists on major changes to the Draft Law to ensure effective enlistment of the haredi community. She stresses the law's sole aim is to draft haredim into military service and says her party is united on this issue.

Harvard has hired a graduate previously charged with assaulting an Israeli student during a protest, following dismissal of the case after court-ordered requirements. The university faced scrutiny over its handling of the incident, which has led to a federal lawsuit from the alleged victim.

Israeli forces killed a Palestinian militant in central Gaza after he was deemed an immediate threat. The military responded with a drone strike following his approach toward troops.

A soldier was lightly injured in a car-ramming attack near Hebron. Security forces are searching for the assailant, who fled the scene after the incident.

Harvard has hired Elom Tettey-Tamaklo, a former graduate student involved in a controversial protest where an Israeli classmate was assaulted. Despite legal and public scrutiny, the university did not discipline those involved and now faces criticism and a lawsuit over its handling of the matter.

Pope Leo's first foreign trip highlights his diplomatic approach and focus on peace and unity. He continues many of Pope Francis's priorities while seeking to bridge divides in a polarized world.

A senior Islamic Jihad commander involved in the October seventh attack was killed in a targeted military strike. The operation follows renewed fighting after a ceasefire breach and aims to disrupt militant leadership in Gaza.