<p>Sources close to Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam told the Lebanese channel <i>Al-Jadeed </i>that Salam instructed the relevant authorities to strengthen security measures at Beirut Port, particularly concerning the entry and exit of drugs.</p><p>The sources added that the Lebanese Prime Minister appointed the Minister of Public Works to investigate information that was published in the media about the smuggling of weapons and equipment for Hezbollah through Beirut Port.</p>

Shva data indicates that in March 2025 credit card spending in Israel reached a new high of 47.584 billion shekels.

<p>An eight-year-old boy was burned by boiling oil at a home in the Sdot Negev Regional Council in southern Israel on Tuesday night.</p><p>He was evacuated to Soroka Hospital in moderate condition with second-degree burns.</p>

<p>A 49-year-old man was stabbed in a commercial center in the town of Katzrin in northern Israel, and was evacuated to Ziv Hospital in Tzfat in serious condition.</p><p>The police arrested a 36-year-old local resident in connection with the stabbing and are investigating the incident, believed to be criminally related.</p>

Harvard University plans to borrow $750 million from Wall Street as part of its financial strategy, following a review by the Trump administration of $9 billion in federal grants due to concerns over campus antisemitism.

Iran has delivered advanced long-range missiles to militias in Iraq for the first time, heightening regional tensions as nuclear negotiations with the US loom.

Deputy FM Sharren Haskel returns from Malawi with agreement for bringing agricultural and nursing workers to Israel.

Swedish teens who attacked Israeli embassy caught in Iranian terrorism plot, CNN finds.