A judge ruled that Netanyahu aides Jonatan Urich and Eli Feldstein will remain in custody until Thursday. The suspicions against them include: transmission of classified information, contact with a foreign agent, bribery, breach of trust, and tax offenses.
Foreign media have reported that Israel could have between 80 and 400 nuclear warheads, but the nation neither confirms nor denies these claims.
"Europe is called to take responsibility for its own defense, not in the future but today. We have begun to mobilize Europe's enormous resources. Difficult choices await us," said President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen.
As the current military campaign continues, several high-value targets remain on Israel's list. Chief among them is Mohammed Sinwar, brother of eliminated Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, now considered the new head of Hamas's military wing.
Rabbi Joachim Prinz’s journey from Nazi Germany to the forefront of the American civil rights movement is a remarkable testament to the power of standing up for justice.
Jim Cramer reminds investors that strategic buying during downturns has proven successful historically.
New 25% duties on Canadian and Mexican imports, 20% on Chinese goods could drive up consumer prices across various sectors. Consumers could see rapid price increases for perishable goods imported from Mexico, such as avocados, cucumbers, and tomatoes, potentially within weeks.
The combination of brainwashing, intimidation, and brute force has created an environment where dissent is nearly impossible.
How did the world's most conservative state transform within a few years into a center of international diplomacy and business?
How did these tunnels evolve from a simple lifeline for families into a sophisticated military infrastructure?