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Senior military officials warn that the campaign is undermining US capabilities in other theaters, including homeland defense. With more than 50,000 troops remaining on alert, some forces expected to stay in the Middle East well into 2027.
Thousands remain in the Spanish enclave nearly a month after tens of thousands of migrants crossed from Morocco, fueling growing tensions with residents and Spanish security forces. The crisis has become a major source of criticism of the Sánchez government, as the opposition demands that the migrants be returned to their countries of origin.
Abdul El-Sayed's apology drew a mixed response from Jewish Democrats still wary of his ties to controversial streamer Hasan Piker.
The British activist, a former Steve Bannon associate who later worked for Kanye West, was detained at Louisiana airport and held by immigration authorities.
The Bosnian Serb military commander died at 83 after being convicted of war crimes and genocide for commanding forces that carried out the Srebrenica massacre during the Balkan wars. He was arrested in 2011 after years on the run, during which he reportedly lived under a false identity.
The OU taps Rabbi Shmuel Silber and Rabbi Dr. Josh Joseph for a new dual-leadership structure following the loss of a key voice in American Orthodoxy.
Intelligence assessments cited by the "Daily Mail" indicate Russian leadership feels compelled to respond to Britain's military backing of Ukraine. "Russia will want to make a statement, through actions rather than words."
The sanctions add to a UK legal battle over the group's targeting of Israeli defense firm Elbit Systems.
Officials warn death toll may climb as mudslides and flooding destroy homes, bridges and hydropower sites. Nepal is a beloved and popular destination for Israelis, a fact that raises concern regarding Israeli tourists currently in the area.
Coverage from Berlin to Cairo frames Zvi Sukkot's sledgehammer stunt as a lawless act shielded by IDF soldiers, even as Israeli officials condemn the unauthorized move.
