Israel has barred Spanish representatives from the Civil-Military Coordination Center, a U.S.-established diplomatic hub for discussions on postwar Gaza, citing Spain's 'overtly anti-Israel stance.' Last month, Spain withdrew its ambassador to Israel
March's US Consumer Price Index is expected to show a sharp increase due to soaring oil prices from the Iran conflict, dampening hopes for a rate cut this year.
Police said windows were smashed and 'pyrotechnic devices' were thrown into the premises early Friday in Munich's Maxvorstadt district. No injuries were reported. 'We won't be intimidated. We're reopening,' said an employee
Hungarian airline Wizz Air, which throughout the war with Iran had been trying to gain currency with Israeli passengers and operated flights from Egypt, will operate flights to Tel Aviv on April 25. Bluebird Airways will operate daily flights to Athens starting April 12
Likud's support slips to 25 seats as a party led by former Prime Minister Bennett climbs to 22. Neither Netanyahu's bloc nor the opposition can reach a majority without backing from Arab parties, underscoring persistent deadlock
"Two crises in five years, each of which lasted two years plus, with a small break in the middle. That's extreme and had a dramatic impact on the aviation sector."
The man, who was shot in the Bedouin town of Tel Sheva, was pronounced dead after being hospitalized; Israel Police said they suspect criminal motives but have yet to make arrests. Homicides have skyrocketed since National Security Minister Ben-Gvir took office: This is the fourth this week
An increasingly desperate Orbán has called in Trump and Netanyahu to campaign for him ahead of Sunday's election. But there are well-founded fears that Hungary's erstwhile strongman may engineer an emergency to stay in power
Despite talk of convergence, the sides remain far apart: Iran is demanding a no-strike guarantee, sanctions relief and control over Hormuz, while the U.S. is pushing zero enrichment, missile limits and cuts to Iran's regional proxy network
A former Home Front Command officer estimated that about 5,000 people could reach the lower levels of the garage within 10 minutes – the typical early warning time for incoming threats. 'The 150-person limit is a joke,' a former city engineer said
The government's efforts to make Israel an authoritarian state bordering on a dictatorship haven't ceased for a moment ■ The High Court's decision to let Ben-Gvir remain in his position will have a domino effect ■ The shady deal letting a Netanyahu crony light a torch on Independence Day eve
According to security officials, David Zini has deprioritized the Shin Bet division responsible for tackling right-wing extremism - and even refers to such as incidents as 'cases of friction' between Israeli settlers and Palestinians
While Israel's prime minister retrospectively rewrites the goals of his and Trump's war on Iran, it's worth noting what things looked like on the war maps ■ The northern front is a trap of a different kind ■ The impact of a missile war on the home front has been completely normalized ■ A great playwright's lesson from 1968
The resolution against the pro-Israel lobby, criticized the group for heavily funding primary challenges against candidates critical of Israel, saying that the spending 'raises concerns about the role of large outside spending in shaping Democratic Party positions.' A separate measure to condition U.S. aid to Israel also failed
The only way to weaken Hezbollah, a terrorist organization, is by signing an agreement with the Lebanese government while strengthening the Lebanese Army and the state's security mechanisms
The only way to weaken Hezbollah, a terrorist organization, is by signing an agreement with the Lebanese government while strengthening the Lebanese Army and the state's security mechanisms