Javier Milei: AMIA Bombing and Oct. 7 massacre "exact same kind of brutality" 

The Democratic Vice Presidential candidate said in an interview that the solution needs to include a two-state solution and a cease-fire with the hostages released - without mention of Hamas.

The ghosts of Netanyahu's past policies loom large. The Prime Minister's office has yet to comment on these specific allegations.

President Macron has appointed political old hand Michael Barnier as the country's Prime Minister after months of deadlock. Who is he and how is he likely to operate?

Axios reports that new Hamas demands and the murder of the hostages has led American officials to question Hamas' sincerity in wanting a deal. This shift is occurring just as popular pressure and accusations against the government for failing to secure a deal are ramping up.

Iran has reportedly tried to enlist criminals in an effort to carry out terror attacks on Jewish and Israeli targets throughout Europe, with at least one arson attack and an effort at espionage.

Six young hostages, stolen and executed by Hamas, were more than just victims—they were symbols of a better future. This is the story of their tragic end and the unsettling silence surrounding their deaths, raising painful questions we all must face.

Mayor Khan's 310 route, launched after Jewish residents report harassment, offers 20-minute service between communities but faces criticism as a "band-aid" solution to rising antisemitism in London.

We need this Elul more than ever before– but why does it feel so hard?!

The U.S. has issued a warning that an oil spill from the burning tanker Sounion, targeted by Yemen’s Houthi rebels, could result in an environmental disaster "four times worse than the Exxon Valdez spill."

At least 4 killed and approximately 30 injured at Apalachee High School in Winder.

Egypt's V7 Cola rides the wave of anti-Western sentiment, tripling its exports across the region.

Meta's Oversight Board has sparked controversy with its decision that the phrase "from the river to the sea" does not inherently violate content policies, despite its association with anti-Israel sentiment. This ruling means that the phrase will now be allowed in most contexts on Facebook.