Israel blocks Canadian MPs at border due to terror-linked funding
Delegation sponsored by The Canadian Muslim Vote denied entry at Allenby Bridge over accusations that it has ties to terrorist-designated entity.
Delegation sponsored by The Canadian Muslim Vote denied entry at Allenby Bridge over accusations that it has ties to terrorist-designated entity.
Taipei cultural office chief Abby Lee tours Kfar Aza with IsraAID leadership, highlighting sustained recovery collaboration.
Taiwan's Deputy Foreign Minister Francois Wu made a secret trip to Israel in recent weeks, three sources told Reuters, as Taipei seeks defense cooperation with Jerusalem. "The Taiwan question concerns China's sovereignty and territorial integrity and constitutes an inviolable red line at the very core of China's core interests," China says.
Written agreement brokered by Washington was set for UN General Assembly signing, but PM had cold feet. Damascus seeks Trump intervention. PM calls report "total fake news."
Meeting with UN Ambassador Mike Waltz reveals significant personnel changes in prime minister's team, with longtime Chief of Staff Tzachi Braverman conspicuously absent from discussions.
A delegation of 1,000 church leaders and influencers from the US begins arriving in Israel today. Their goal: to preserve and strengthen support for Israel among sympathetic American audiences, amid signs of erosion within the evangelical community.
Draft resolution coming before the UN Security Council has been under discussion in recent weeks and is set for a vote on Monday. Source tells Israel Hayom that Russia and China are expected to abstain.
"The focus of the talks is mainly on border checkpoints, the number of forces on each side, and similar matters," the ambassador was quoted as saying by the Syrian news site Al-Watan.
Mohammed bin Salman's White House visit will unveil ambitious regional strategy targeting Palestinian statehood, Iran relations, and preventing Israel-Tehran escalation.
Trump's vice president doubles down on attacking annexation measure, saying he "took offense." He adds, "Why embarrass your political opponents while the vice president of the United States has is is in your country? It just seemed ridiculous."
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