Middle East

As part of effort to salvage nuclear talks, EU set to go to Iran in order to propose separate talks on IRGC's designation as terrorist organization.

Bennett also takes a swipe at former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for having allowed millions of dollars of Qatari cash to flow into the Gaza Strip in suitcases.

"Iran could attack Israel directly," Hezbollah leaders says in a speech marking International Al-Quds Day. The upcoming elections in Lebanon would not prevent Hezbollah from responding to "Israel aggression," Hassan Nasrallah says.

Being a part of the Israeli government is an "unforgivable crime,” Hamas chief Yahya Sinwar tells Ra'am party leader MK Mansour Abbas, who responds by saying "We don’t owe anything to Yahya Sinwar or anyone else."

Thousands of Iranians march in "Jerusalem Day" events in Tehran, shouting "death to Israel" and "death to America." Meanwhile, Iran's atomic energy agency accuses Israel of "terrorist attacks" on its Karaj nuclear site.

The visit marks the latest in Ankara’s bridge-building efforts with its key regional rival.

Calling the events "Israeli escalation," the two discuss "ways to defend Jerusalem and the Islamic and Christian holy sites."

Col. (Res.) David Hacham says chaos and violence may arise if a smooth changing of the guard fails to materialize, and emphasizes that if Israel doesn't retaliate against Hamas in Gaza, it strengthens the terrorist group’s position in the West Bank.

Facing a growing deficit, the UN agency for Palestinians is said to consider outsourcing some of its operations to other agencies. Hamas dubs the move a "plot to undermine the right of return."

Official in Ramallah tells Israel Hayom that the stance of Hungary's representative to the EU that aid to the Palestinian Authority must be conditioned on the removal of anti-Israel and antisemitic content from school textbooks is "racist."