The year 2025 was marked by persistent and overlapping wars across the globe, with no major peace breakthroughs. Humanitarian crises deepened as conflicts continued in Europe, West Asia, Africa, and Asia, leaving millions displaced and global stability under threat.

The European Union warns that Israel's suspension of international charities in Gaza will block vital humanitarian aid. Major organizations say the decision will worsen the crisis for Gaza's population.

As 2025 ends, Gazans face another new year marked by displacement and hardship but hold on to hope for peace and rebuilding. Many continue to live in tents amid destroyed infrastructure and ongoing shortages.

Yesh Atid accuses the government of delaying a court ruling to allow the transfer of funds to ultra-Orthodox schools. The party claims some funds were moved before a judicial decision, despite a request to halt transfers. The High Court is being asked to review the government's actions.

Baruch Marzel has criticized the Yesha Council's sovereignty campaign, calling it a distraction from more important issues. He argued that sovereignty does not ensure security and advocated for emigration as a more effective solution.

Spain has ordered online platforms to remove vacation rental ads in Israeli settlements, citing support for Palestinians and condemnation of Israel's actions in Gaza. The move is part of wider measures including an arms embargo and advertising bans.

Iran's prosecutor general warned of a strong response if economic protests turn violent, as demonstrations over inflation and currency woes continue in Tehran. Authorities declared a sudden bank holiday, citing cold weather. The protests remain limited but highlight deep economic frustrations.

Princess Catherine and Prince William have shared a curated collection of unseen photos from 2025, showcasing their royal duties and personal moments throughout the year. The images reflect their involvement in national events, charitable work, and family life.

A new film inspired by Neil Diamond's music omits any reference to his Jewish heritage, reflecting a broader trend of erasing Jewish identity in recent movies about cultural figures. The article argues that this loss of specificity diminishes the authenticity of these stories.

The European Union cautioned Israel that suspending Gaza aid groups under new rules would block critical humanitarian assistance. The European Union insists the law cannot be implemented as is and urges that aid must reach those in need.

A study forecasts that Israel's population growth will fall below one percent for the first time since its founding. Fertility rates among all Jewish groups are expected to decline significantly in the coming years.

The military canceled reserve-duty exemptions for 54,000 Israelis, requiring them to return to service. This move addresses criticism about the general public's participation in military duty.