Trump sidelines Netanyahu in Mideast policy as relations deteriorate
Sources report the president is frustrated over the Israeli prime minister's alleged push for Iran military action.
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History in Vatican as American becomes pope
Pope Leo addressed the jubilant crowd from the central balcony of St. Peter's Basilica with the words: "Peace be with you all."
European nations considering tax on donations from Israel
Israel Hayom has learned that European nations are preparing potential retaliatory measures against an Israeli bill that would impose an approximately 80% tax on foreign government donations to Israeli NGOs.
Pakistan accuses India of using Israeli-made suicide drones in attacks
Islamabad claims it intercepted 12 Harop drones made by Israel Aerospace Industries. Images shared on social media appear to show strikes on what seem to be military facilities within Pakistani territory.
Dozens arrested at anti-Israel Columbia protest
More than 80 students were detained following the Wednesday afternoon incident when over 100 protesters pushed past campus security, storming Butler Library during finals week.
The forgotten Jewish stories of America's most feared prison
Within the intimidating concrete walls of Alcatraz, America's most infamous prison, lies a fascinating Jewish story that you won't find in official history books.
White smoke rises as new pope chosen
St. Peter’s bells ring out, confirming the election of the 267th pontiff.
UK, US reach deal 'cementing special relationship'
Sources indicate the deal might reduce the impact of Trump's 25% tariffs on car and steel imports and potentially head off similar actions against the pharmaceutical sector.
Rumor of war: Did Pakistan manage to down India's fighter jet?
Intense fighting between India and Pakistan erupted during the night hours from Tuesday to Wednesday when the Indian Air Force attacked at least nine terrorist organization targets inside Pakistan as part of "Operation Sindoor" declared by New Delhi.
Pentagon concedes Gaza pier mission resulted in 62 US troops injured, $31M damage
Inspector general finds military units were ill-equipped, undertrained for the Biden-era humanitarian operation that ended prematurely.