Starmer moves to ban social media for children under 16
Britain's prime minister signals legislation by year's end, with enforcement set to begin as early as next spring.
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Pro-Palestinians vandalize light rail cars bound for Tel Aviv
Activists from the BDS boycott movement filmed themselves at a CAF plant in Spain’s Basque Country, where they spray-painted anti-Israel slogans and smashed windows. No arrests have been made so far.
British right-wing activist Tommy Robinson arrested under counterterrorism law
Tommy Robinson, a right-wing activist who opposes immigration and supports Israel, was taken in for questioning after landing at Heathrow Airport in London. His spokesman: "This is an attack on freedom of expression."
White House reveals to Israel Hayom outline of deal with Iran
A senior White House official said in a briefing that the chances of signing an agreement in the coming days stand at 80%-85%. According to the official, Iran will be required to destroy its stockpile of enriched uranium, dismantle parts of its nuclear program and commit not to developing nuclear weapons. In return, it will receive only phased economic relief, based on its compliance with its commitments.
Czechia to block EU sanctions on Ben-Gvir, calling them political gift
Czech Foreign Minister Petr Macinka voiced firm opposition to a push being advanced by several European Union countries. "Ben-Gvir is an unbearable person, but sanctions will turn him into a hero in the eyes of his voters," he explained.
'Visa is a privilege, not a right': State Department blocks Petro-Mamdani meeting
The Washington Post reported that State Department officials warned Bogotá that a joint event with the New York mayor would violate Petro's visa terms and could get him arrested; hours later, speaking from the Security Council chair, he invoked the Nazi era.
'Impossible to be a Jew in Mamdani's NY. Where are the police?'
Rabbi Shmuley Boteach and his son, who serves in the IDF, were attacked with curses and verbal abuse by pro-Palestinian demonstrators in Times Square while watching the New York Knicks' victory. The rabbi documented the confrontation and posted it on social media: "It is becoming impossible to be Jewish in Mamdani's New York."
Trump hosts hostage survivor Rom Braslavski at White House
Pictures from the meeting showed Braslavski speaking with the president and posing for photos with him in the Oval Office. It was the former hostage’s first visit to the White House, after he did not join the delegation of released hostages who visited in November 2025 because of his mental state following his release.
Belfast burns in night of protests after shocking attack
Hundreds of anti-immigration protesters took to the streets of Belfast and other cities in Northern Ireland, a day after a Sudanese migrant stabbed a local man in what appeared in footage to be an attempt to behead him. Masked rioters set fire to homes, cars and a bus, smashed house windows and a family was rescued from its burning home. First Minister Michelle O’Neill condemned “disgusting cowardice,” while ministers called for an end to “uncontrolled immigration.” The suspect in the attack, a 30-year-old Sudanese refugee who reached the UK via Paris and Dublin, is to appear in court today on a charge of attempted murder
'It's not about hasbara – it's about presence'
As Jewish donors pull funding from elite US universities whose campuses had become breeding grounds for the anti-Israel narrative, a cohort of Harvard's Kennedy School fellows is bringing the Israeli voice to America's most storied campus, emphasizing this is not the time "to give up a seat at the table."