Archaeologists have discovered ancient ritual artifacts and a 5,000-year-old winepress at Tel Megiddo, the biblical site of Armageddon. The finds reveal that Megiddo was a major religious and urban center, with ritual activity taking place beyond its city walls. These discoveries shed new light on the spiritual and civic life of the ancient Canaanite community.

Retired Judge Asher Kula has been chosen to head the investigation into the Sde Teiman video leak. His appointment is controversial and is expected to face legal challenges.

The Reservists party is calling on coalition members to join a legislative boycott until a bill granting tax credits to reserve soldiers is passed. The party criticizes the government for delaying the measure and urges action to support reservists.

Aston Villa's press conference before their Europa League match against Maccabi Tel Aviv avoided political topics, with manager Unai Emery focusing on football. Away fans are banned from the match due to safety concerns.

Country singer Alexis Wilkins and Federal Bureau of Investigation director Kash Patel are under scrutiny after Patel used a government jet to attend her performance. Wilkins, now active in conservative circles, has faced conspiracy theories and filed a defamation lawsuit. Patel has publicly defended her amid growing criticism.

Fire Department Commissioner Robert Tucker has resigned following Zohran Mamdani's election as mayor of New York City. Mamdani, the city's first Muslim mayor, won on a platform of affordability and populist reforms. Tucker's reasons for stepping down remain unclear.

Rory McIlroy received an apology from golf officials after his wife was struck by a beer can during a heated competition. Despite crowd hostility, McIlroy and his team triumphed, capping off a remarkable season. He now sets his sights on further success in Abu Dhabi and Dubai.

Rachel Maddow beamed as Zohran Mamdani was projected to become New York City's first Muslim and South Asian mayor. The night also brought Democratic wins in Virginia and New Jersey's governor races.

Tech executive Antonio García Martínez warns that New York City may face rising crime and social unrest under mayor Zohran Mamdani. He fears increased hardship for the city's Jewish community and working class, but believes the city will eventually recover. Martínez's comments come as Democrats celebrate major electoral wins.

The United Arab Emirates outlined its plans for economic growth, technological innovation, and regional diplomacy at its first Emirates International Press Conference. Leaders highlighted efforts to resolve conflicts in Gaza and Sudan and reaffirmed the country's humanitarian commitments.

The Supreme Court has demanded that the attorney general respond to calls for her recusal from an investigation into the Sde Teiman affair, citing possible conflicts of interest. Petitioners have also requested a criminal investigation into her role. The case has raised concerns about the impartiality of the ongoing inquiry.

Elizabet Tsurkov revealed details of her 903 days in captivity in Iraq, describing torture, isolation, and threats. She is now recovering in Israel after her release last September.