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The Pharaohs were on their way to the quarterfinals, but conceded three goals and were knocked out in the most painful way possible. They refused to accept the bitter blow, and the Egyptian Football Association chairman announced he would file a complaint with FIFA demanding an investigation into the referee who made "scandalous mistakes," as well as the VAR team. The coach vowed: "I will never watch the World Cup again."
Unusual findings in a comprehensive Associated Press poll show the anti-Israel New York mayor has 44% support among Jewish respondents, compared with just 32% for the prime minister. Netanyahu responded to Mamdani in an interview with CNN: "He conveniently forgets that the only democracy in the Middle East is Israel."
Investigation opened in Australia after unusual incident in Perth, with Lachie Perrem suffering burns to 75% of his body. His fiancée: "Our entire life has changed in a matter of moments"
The US Treasury Department announced the reinstatement of sanctions on Iranian oil following attacks on vessels in the Strait of Hormuz. Israel Hayom has learned that Qatar and Pakistan relayed a US warning, while Tehran responded by demanding the right to collect transit fees in Hormuz.
After coming close to knocking out the world champions and taking a 2-0 lead, Egypt fell to a late comeback by Messi and Argentina. On social media, fans praised the "Pharaohs," but also claimed they had been wronged by the officiating and VAR. President el-Sisi thanked the players: "An unprecedented achievement in the history of Egyptian soccer"
