Jerusalem tells Washington the IDF is committed to the Lebanon ceasefire and responding only to Hezbollah violations, as diplomatic sources accuse Tehran of orchestrating the attacks to widen the rift between Israel and the Trump administration.

Sources told the Lebanese newspaper Al Joumhouria that the Syrian president sees the neighboring country to the west as “a Sources told the Lebanese newspaper Al Joumhouria that the Syrian president will not send his forces in to confront Hezbollah, as US President Donald Trump has demanded. “Everyone understands the nature of Trump’s methods and knows full well that any direct Syrian role in Lebanon requires understandings among Syria, Saudi Arabia and Turkey, making this scenario unrealistic,” the sources said.” and will not send his forces in to confront Hezbollah, as US President Donald Trump has demanded. “Everyone understands the nature of Trump’s methods and knows full well that any direct Syrian role in Lebanon requires understandings among Syria, Saudi Arabia and Turkey, making this scenario unrealistic,” the sources said.

In a special column, the Serb member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina writes Israel Hayom about the shared memory with the Jewish people, the parallel struggles, and the need to withstand international pressure while preserving sovereignty and identity.

History shows that Israeli concessions in the face of Iranian threats lead to demands being escalated, not to calm. In the Middle East, and certainly when dealing with the regime in Tehran, giving up freedom of action out of risk of escalation is not seen as an act of responsibility.

An Algerian journalist declared on a local television program: "They control the world and run it like a mafia. We support Palestine, and that is why FIFA does not want things to go well for us." Authorities warned they could take action and responded to him, saying his remarks amounted to "accusations, defamation, and inflammatory and offensive statements"