The company reported it will supply Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft with $58 million in systems under a long-term agreement with a leading American aviation customer.
Barkat Abu Assa was convicted of aggravated rape, child abuse and breaking into a home in central Israel's Gedera, where he attacked a woman in front of her two-year-old son. Judges described the assault as 'a prolonged and terrifying event' and ordered him to pay 200,000 shekels in compensation
Rights groups said the execution was carried out at dawn in Alikhani Square in the central city of Isfahan, the place where the police were killed. They were among 14 people accused of killing the police, all of them sentenced to death
The UN said Israeli forces entered the compound and restricted the movement of students and educational staff on the premises. The statement further said that 'the raid breached the inviolability of UN premises'
“AI requires, on one hand, a lot of technology, which Israel excels in, but also from the other end, it needs for the data centers, lots of land and lots of energy, which Israel does not have."
Iran's Revolutionary Guards said they fired several ballistic missiles at U.S. facilities in Jordan. It is the first Iranian strike on a U.S. base since Friday, when Trump abruptly called off a 13-day bombing campaign and Iran appeared to follow suit
The reported $60–70 million agreement would provide Tehran with hundreds of portable air-defense systems as it seeks to rebuild capabilities after months of fighting with Washington and Jerusalem. China rejected the report, saying the claims were 'completely groundless,' while sources said deliveries could begin within weeks
Jewish communities across the US, UK, Europe, Canada, Australia, and Argentina reported rising violence and online abuse, as the J7 urged governments to act before further attacks.
Judging by comments during the latest meeting between the two leaders, it seems that the U.S. president has no intention of taking orders from someone who got him embroiled in a prolonged entanglement in the Gulf
Military Police probe deaths of Bardelas combat soldier and intelligence official, as active-duty suicides reach 16 this year amid post-war mental health crisis
Hyperfocus on unnecessary security and lack of planning have fragmented the city into countless fenced-off compounds, disconnecting its public and its space from its monumental buildings and gardens, and turning streets into obstacle courses for pedestrians and cyclists
Khalil al-Rashak was shot last week at the Shoafat checkpoint and, according to his family, was denied medical treatment until he bled to death. Police said he was shot after failing to obey officers' orders during an arrest procedure
The security agency had previously concluded the party should be barred from running because it was allegedly promoting Kahanist ideology and was deemed likely to engage in illegal activity
The center-left Democrats party has hinged its campaign on promising an alternative to Israel's right-wing status quo, but their response to the killings in the West Bank last weekend emphasized how narrow that alternative actually is
The difference between the two wars shows that not only has the balance of power between the government and the IDF changed – the ability to restrain military force has been completely eroded
Since the start of 2025, the IDF has 'conquered' the Tulkarm, Jenin and Nur al-Shams camps and some 40,000 residents have been expelled. How many more will be displaced now? How many have to be displaced to spark an intifada? The answer: 'as many as necessary'