Police detained right-wing agitator Mordechai David and five others after a brawl with protesters in Tel Aviv. A 16-year-old was also arrested for trying to set fire to a Pride flag at the demonstration.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani denounced the US capture of Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro, calling it a violation of international law. Mamdani has also drawn attention for his vow to arrest Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, despite legal obstacles.

Netanyahu's recognition of Somaliland as an independent state has triggered regional backlash and concerns over international law, with reports of a possible link to relocating Palestinians from Gaza. Critics warn the move risks further instability and diverts attention from the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

North Africa's economies are growing and its global significance is rising, but the region faces deep challenges from climate stress, demographic pressure, and transactional external engagement. Egypt and Morocco lead in reform, while others lag, and social unrest is evolving as practical grievances mount. The next few years will test whether North Africa can turn growth into lasting resilience.

Official statistics report a low murder rate in Palestinian Authority areas, but many homicides are excluded from the count. Estimates suggest the true number of murders is far higher, casting doubt on the region's reputation for safety.

Dennis Prager has called out Candace Owens for spreading antisemitic views and old stereotypes. He expressed his concerns in a letter and discussed the issue in a recent interview.

Machado urges recognition of exiled opposition leader González Urrutia as Venezuela's legitimate president after Maduro's capture. She calls for the armed forces to acknowledge his mandate and stresses the importance of citizen action.

Israeli Minister Amichai Chikli praised the United States for capturing Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, calling it a blow to global threats and a warning to Iran. He described Maduro as leading a criminal network supporting hostile groups.

President Trump announced that the United States will oversee Venezuela after the capture of Nicolás Maduro, aiming for a safe transition of power. He praised the military operation and emphasized the need to avoid past instability.

A member of Iran's Revolutionary Guard was killed in western Iran during protests that have shifted from economic to political demands. The incident took place in Malekshahi, where clashes erupted as protesters reportedly tried to enter a police station.

President Trump says the United States will oversee Venezuela until a safe political transition is possible, following the removal of Nicolas Maduro. He also announced plans for American oil companies to invest in Venezuela's oil sector.

President Trump celebrated the United States military's capture of Venezuela's President Maduro and his wife, calling the operation 'stunning.' The raid marks a major escalation in efforts to challenge Maduro's regime.