Israeli settlers vandalized graves in Bab Al-Rahma cemetery in East Jerusalem, while authorities continue excavation work for a cable car project. The site, of significant historical and religious importance, faces ongoing threats of alteration and conversion.

Donald Trump is threatening to sue the BBC for a billion dollars over the editing of a Panorama documentary about his speech before the January sixth Capitol attack. The BBC has apologised for an 'error of judgment' and is reviewing the complaint, while two senior executives have resigned amid the fallout.

Donald Trump has threatened to sue the BBC for one billion dollars over a Panorama documentary that edited his speech about the Capitol riot, sparking a major crisis at the broadcaster. The scandal has led to the resignations of top BBC executives and ignited a debate over impartiality and governance. The BBC has apologized for the editing error and is considering its response to Trump's demands.

King Abdullah II of Jordan met with Japan's emperor and business leaders in Tokyo to strengthen economic, military, and diplomatic ties. The talks focused on expanding cooperation in trade, technology, and humanitarian efforts in the Middle East.

Saudi Racing Team impressed in their first professional category outing at the Porsche Carrera Cup Middle East, with strong results in Bahrain. The team aims to build on this momentum throughout the season, which will conclude in Jeddah during the Formula 1 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.

Kazakhstan is becoming a popular and affordable travel spot for Israelis, offering alpine landscapes and modern cities just six hours from Tel Aviv. The country's recent ties with Israel are making it an even more attractive destination.

Israel has started work on a seventeen billion dollar metro project in Tel Aviv, involving thousands of workers and extensive tunneling. The project faces challenges from security concerns and international tensions.

A seven-year-old boy in Jerusalem has died from measles, becoming the ninth fatality in the current outbreak. Health officials urge prompt medical care and vaccination, as rates have risen sharply in affected areas. Residents in outbreak zones are advised to avoid large gatherings and seek vaccination.

Moshe Gafni rebuked Itamar Ben Gvir and Avigdor Liberman for alleging a political deal with Arab lawmakers over a bill on the death penalty for terrorists. Degel HaTorah has announced its opposition to the bill, while other ultra-Orthodox factions remain undecided.

Israel seeks to confiscate 50 boats used in Gaza flotillas, alleging Hamas involvement in their funding and coordination. Authorities say the vessels aimed to breach the naval blockade and were intercepted by the navy. The case is now before the Haifa District Court.

Female combat soldiers told lawmakers about gender-specific trauma issues, calling for dedicated recovery centers and better support. The committee requested more information on how treatment differs for women. The discussion follows a rise in post-traumatic stress cases among troops since the war began.

Saudi Arabia has reiterated it will only normalize ties with Israel if there is a credible path to Palestinian statehood. Talks with the United States are expected to focus on defense cooperation rather than diplomatic breakthroughs. A limited security pact is being negotiated, with normalization prospects remaining uncertain.