US intelligence is assessing how Iran would respond if President Trump declares victory and withdraws amid polling pressure, with officials warning of possible renewed strikes, oil storage concerns and Tehran’s threats over potential damage to wells

Up to 30,000 of the redesigned passports will be issued in Washington ahead of July 4, with applicants able to opt for a standard version by applying online or outside the capital, officials said

Troops entered a home in Silwad as part of an operation to locate weapons and dismantle terror infrastructure; IDF says two soldiers were evacuated to a hospital in non-urgent condition, while one terrorist was killed and another arrested

13 other detainees have already been released, while IDF chief Eyal Zamir called incident crossing of a 'dangerous red line'; coalition leaders drew criticism for avoiding mention of ultra-Orthodox draft dodgers in their condemnations

New data shows 147 people were murdered in Israel in 2020, compared with 295 in 2025, as deadly violence became increasingly concentrated in Arab communities and northern and coastal districts; police say they need broader powers

Some crews report dwindling food and drinking water, fear of missiles and drones overhead and uncertainty over rescue efforts; maritime groups say about 20,000 people are stuck aboard some 2,000 vessels across the Persian Gulf