Russia launched its hypersonic ballistic 'Oreshnik' missile for only the second time, striking western Ukraine just 60 km from Poland; Moscow called it revenge for an alleged plot against Putin, denied by Kyiv; the West sees a threat to Europe and the US

After a stranger sold me a completely dead electrical device, I learned how easy it is to be naive and to get taken for a sucker, but my private scam turned out to be a small parable about trust, politics and Israel in 2025

Lior Dadon, 46, died while kitesurfing off Bat Yam during storm, as newly surfaced footage shows powerful gusts hurling surfers through the air; friends say the experienced rider was caught in a sudden wind vortex that left no time to react

Khamenei reportedly raises Iran’s readiness above wartime levels, ordering the Revolutionary Guard to suppress unrest and preparing underground missile bases for potential external threats as demonstrations spread nationwide

After her split from Donald Trump Jr, Kimberly Guilfoyle arrived in Greece as US ambassador amid skepticism but swiftly emerged as a key force behind major US energy deals, wielding direct White House access and an uncompromising style

Millions defy security forces as protests spread nationwide, with Tehran witnessing some of the largest demonstrations since 2009 amid mass arrests, deadly crackdowns and near-total communications shutdown

Yuval Cohen, 23, remains in critical condition after a minibus accident in Chiang Mai; his sister calls on Israelis in Thailand with O-negative blood to donate urgently, as five others are treated for moderate injuries

IDF reportedly draws up plans for renewed ground operations inside Hamas‑held areas, amid intelligence assessments that terror group is restoring tunnels, funding fighters and strengthening its forces as postwar governance remains unresolved