The signing of the memorandum of understanding between Washington and Tehran marks the beginning of a new regional order. While the Gulf states are returning to dialogue with Iran and focusing on economic stability, Israel is still talking about continuing the struggle. Riyadh, Abu Dhabi and Doha have internalized that Tehran remains a major player in the region, and that it is better to learn to live alongside it than to try to subdue it.
Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar says he will cut off all contact with Kaja Kallas until she retracts what he called a "blood libel" against the Jewish state.
Low-cost giants are pushing back against a European Union reform under which the initial price shown in search engines would already include a trolley bag and a backpack, preventing the price from "jumping" at the end of the booking process. "The new rules will be passed directly on to consumers"
Hundreds of drones and cruise missiles were launched at the Russian capital in what was described as the largest attack on Moscow since the invasion of Ukraine. This was the second time this week that Ukraine has struck the refinery, which produces about 70% of the capital’s fuel consumption. Zelenskyy: “If Ukraine burns, your Moscow will burn too.”
These are not merely real estate projects, but living environments designed to provide meaningful added value to both residents and the city of Jerusalem itself.
