<p>At least 26 people were killed in a bomb explosion in northeastern Nigeria.</p><p>According to reports, the victims included 16 men, four women, and six children.</p>

Israeli security forces conducted counterterrorism operations throughout Judea and Samaria, arresting suspects and seizing weapons and ammunition.

Ronen Bar submits resignation letter to PM a dayafter announcing he will step down on June 15.

Hamas's internal security apparatus assesses that the IDF is using drones to plant espionage devices in displaced persons' camps.

<p>The British newspaper <i>The Guardian</i> reported that the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague has banned the publication of new arrest warrant requests in the court’s cases.</p><p><i>Kan 11 News </i>reported that the decision raises concerns that the court’s prosecutor may seek to issue arrest warrants against additional senior Israeli officials, but they would not be aware of these warrants until landing in one of the court’s member states.</p>

<p>A series of explosions were heard in Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine, following a Russian airstrike. </p><p>The country's air defense systems are operating to repel the attack.</p>

Switzerland’s under-23 fencing team apologizes after sparking backlash for refusing to face the Israeli flag during the European Championships medal ceremony in Estonia, insist their act was not a political statement against Israel but an expression of empathy for suffering amid ongoing conflict.

IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir honors Israel’s fallen soldiers in a stirring message ahead of Memorial Day, calling on all to remember their sacrifice, support bereaved families, and uphold the mission of defense, unity, and resilience.