The unrest in Iran and chants of ‘death to the dictator’ do not yet threaten the regime, but amid Trump’s threats and after the blow dealt in Operation Rising Lion, Khamenei has reason to worry; Prof. Lior Sternfeld says that even if this wave fades, the next eruption is inevitable

She’s a close friend, but you no longer connect; he’s been your friend since childhood, but now he constantly puts you down; how do you know a friendship has reached its end, and is it better to talk it out or quietly fade away?

Demonstrations intensify on the 12th day of nationwide protests against the ayatollahs’ regime, with reports of crowds torching police motorcycles, a state TV building, governors’ offices and images of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei; chants of ‘Death to the dictator’ echo in multiple cities as Donald Trump renews warnings to Tehran and opposition rallies behind exiled crown prince Reza Pahlavi

They felt like ‘two hedgehogs trying to hug’, she wanted help at home and time to breathe, he forgot how to be gentle; The war may be over, but for couples shaped by reserve duty, the battle over home life is only beginning

Date-rape drugs have become a widespread threat in Israel, yet despite numerous complaints there have been zero convictions; the reason: for more than a decade Israel has lacked an official lab capable of detecting the drugs in hair samples

State television blamed the unrest on what it called 'terrorist agents' of the United States and Israel for setting fires and inciting violence

Gefen Biton, 30, was critically wounded while trying to stop attackers during a deadly assault on Sydney’s Bondi Beach; her arrived at Ben Gurion Airport aboard special flight and was transferred to Sheba Medical Center

Ahead of Japan’s foreign minister visit, 15 lawmakers toured southern Israel, met massacre survivors and visited the Nova site, signaling Tokyo’s intention to deepen ties with Israel under its new government