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Israel's president has denounced a surge in settler violence against Palestinians in the West Bank, following record attacks reported by the United Nations. Recent incidents have left property destroyed and several people wounded, prompting calls for decisive action from both Israeli and Palestinian leaders.
Forty-two migrants, mostly Sudanese refugees, are presumed dead after a boat capsized off Libya's coast. The incident highlights the deadly risks faced by those fleeing conflict and seeking safety in Europe. This year's Mediterranean death toll has already surpassed one thousand.
Three migrants drowned when their boat capsized off Gavdos, with search operations ongoing for missing people. Fifty-five survivors were rescued, and the incident highlights rising migrant crossings in the region.
President Trump has formally urged Israel's president to pardon Prime Minister Netanyahu, who is on trial for corruption charges. The request has prompted debate in Israel over legal procedures and the independence of the judiciary.
Donald Trump has urged Israel's president to pardon Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who is on trial for alleged corruption. The president's office responded diplomatically, emphasizing the need for formal procedures.
FoxNewsIran claims missile power now 'far surpasses' pre-war levels after Israeli bombardmentNovember 12, 2025
Iran says its missile power now exceeds pre-war levels after Israeli and United States strikes. Both Iran and Israel are accelerating weapons development, raising concerns of renewed conflict in the region.
Senior officials from the United Arab Emirates and the United States met in New York to discuss economic cooperation and regional developments. The talks focused on strengthening financial and trade ties while supporting peace and stability in the Middle East.
A new report finds over 250 attacks on Palestinian water sources by Israeli forces and settlers in five years. United Nations experts say these actions violate international law and contribute to a humanitarian crisis.
The Associated Press highlights top children's books releasing in 2025, perfect for holiday gifts. The list includes titles for all ages and interests, from heartfelt stories to imaginative adventures.
TimesofIsraelTrump claims 'obligation' to sue BBC over its controversia edit of his speechNovember 12, 2025
Donald Trump says he feels 'obliged' to sue the BBC over a misleading edit of his speech, as the broadcaster faces mounting pressure and leadership resignations. The BBC has apologized and is reviewing legal demands from Trump's team. The controversy comes as the BBC faces scrutiny over its coverage and prepares for key governance negotiations.
TimesofIsraelLapid: Presidential pardon would require Netanyahu to admit guilt in corruption trialNovember 12, 2025
Yair Lapid says a presidential pardon for Prime Minister Netanyahu would require him to admit guilt in his corruption trial. The call for a pardon has drawn both support and criticism from Israeli political leaders.
TimesofIsraelMaxim Herkin, Shlomi Ziv tell military medics how they maintained mental health in Hamas captivityNovember 12, 2025
Former hostages Maxim Herkin and Shlomi Ziv shared their experiences of maintaining mental health during captivity at a military medicine conference. They emphasized faith, mutual support, and the importance of seeking help for trauma.







