Woman, 65, who had been presumed dead, stuns staff at a Bangkok-area temple when she began moving and knocking from inside her coffin, prompting monks to halt the cremation and rush her to a nearby hospital

British prosecutors released footage from a break-in at Elbit’s Bristol plant, showing a Palestine Action member striking officers with a hammer; One officer suffered a spinal fracture, as six activists are now on trial for the violent, 'meticulously' planned raid

In a letter to the Knesset’s National Security Committee, former Shin Bet chiefs and senior legal officials say a proposed death penalty law will not deter attackers and would damage Israel’s security, justice system and global standing, calling it a 'severe, harmful mistake'

BBC chairman Samir Shah says the broadcaster was too slow to address a misleading edit in a Trump documentary but denies board interference. Lawmakers grilled BBC leaders after top executives quit and Trump threatened a $1 billion lawsuit

A Leket Israel report reveals that 39% of Israel’s food is wasted—costing $64 billion in a decade—while 1.5 million citizens live with food insecurity; a national plan is finally in place, but experts say action is overdue

Al-Akhbar, the Hezbollah-aligned daily, said Israel dealt the terror group a 'severe blow' with the killing of Haytham ‘Ali Tabataba’i; The paper warned Hezbollah will not negotiate over its weapons, while Lebanese officials say the strike gives the group new excuses to resist disarmament

A day after Islamic Jihad said it located the body of an Israeli hostage in central Gaza, the terror groups announced they will transfer the remains to the Red Cross this afternoon; Israel says the delay violates the cease-fire deal, with three slain hostages still held in Gaza