Supporters of the terror group waved Hezbollah flags, torched vehicles and clashed with Lebanese security forces after Israel and Lebanon announced a US-brokered framework agreement in Washington

The State Department document says Israel and Lebanon aim to end their conflict through direct talks, restore Lebanese army control over pilot zones, prevent reconstruction funds from reaching armed groups and work toward a full peace and security agreement

Naim Qassem says the framework linking Hezbollah’s disarmament to an Israeli withdrawal is a ‘dangerous’ proposal and a surrender of Lebanese sovereignty, urging Beirut to instead pursue a US-Iranian memorandum meant to prevent escalation

Police, firefighters and rescue volunteers continue searching near Lahavot HaBashan for another teenage girl who went missing after three girls entered the water during a family trip; one managed to reach shore and report that her friends were missing

As Israel weighs raising the retirement age and possibly ending mandatory retirement, doctors, executives and older workers say the real issue is not chronological age but functional fitness, especially in high-stakes jobs where decisions affect millions

Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps gave no details on the targets, after US forces struck Iranian missile, drone and radar sites in response to a drone attack on a commercial vessel in the Strait of Hormuz

Born in Saloniki, raised in Florentin, recruited to the Haganah by Shimon Peres at 15 and arrested by the British, Shabtai Meshulam, soon 97, is among the last witnesses to Black Sabbath in 1946: 'I knew we would have a state'