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Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said, “We decided on the step in light of the circumstances we are experiencing.” At the same time, she sent a message to Washington following President Donald Trump’s attack on the pope: “When friends disagree, there must be courage to say so.”
Shurat HaDin says Spain transferred dual-use components used for terrorist activity, and calls for criminal proceedings against Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez:“You cannot condemn Israel while simultaneously helping the Iranian regime.”
During a chaotic press conference, a DoorDash courier arrived mid-briefing as the president issued new threats against Tehran while confirming Iran reached out to resume nuclear negotiations.
Peter Magyar pledges "zero tolerance" for antisemitism but warns Budapest will no longer automatically shield Israel from EU criticism.
Hungary’s seemingly permanent prime minister conceded defeat after the election results pointed to a sweeping victory for opposition leader Peter Magyar. “It hurts,” Viktor Orban said. "We will serve the nation from the opposition.” Magyar later said Orban had called him to congratulate him on the win.
The publicly funded venue cited "political neutrality" in scrapping the event; organizer Alan Shatter called the decision shameful and indefensible.
Relations between the Vatican and the US administration have come close to a public clash over the past month. While Secretary of War Pete Hegseth delivered military briefings infused with overtly religious language, the pope spoke out against the war. Tensions had been building for months and peaked in an extraordinary meeting at the Pentagon, where a senior US official hinted to the Vatican ambassador at a threat rooted in a 14th-century precedent.
Details emerging about the heroic operation that extracted the US Air Force crewmember from southern Iran point to a high-risk mission executed with precision.
President Donald Trump announced that Attorney General Pam Bondi will leave her post, in a move that comes after days of reports of tensions within the administration and dissatisfaction with her performance, which peaked after she allowed the release of the Epstein files.
According to The Atlantic, the first operation would involve seizing Kharg Island, which handles 90% of Iran’s oil exports, while the second would focus on removing enriched uranium from Iran using special forces. Sources said President Donald Trump has not yet made a decision.
