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The star and her husband, Daniel Peretz, flew to Japan for a luxurious honeymoon, but after several days Kirel fell ill and was flown back to Israel for treatment. She updated fans on her condition and included photos from the hospital.
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."
The Wall Street Journal reported that the new commander of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, Ahmad Vahidi, has become one of the most influential power centers in Tehran in recent months and is leading a hard-line approach toward the US. While mediators report progress toward an agreement, Iranian and Arab officials say Vahidi is pushing for continued military pressure, including urging fire at Israel in response to the attack on Hezbollah.
Israel may have delivered severe blows to Tehran, yet the regime still stands and the enriched uranium still in its hands. With Washington pursuing its own deal to open the Strait of Hormuz, Jerusalem is left more isolated and constrained than before.
A senior diplomatic source told Israel Hayom that Israel would be able to defend itself against threats even if a agreement is signed to end the war. According to the source, US President Donald Trump promised Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that the nuclear issue, missiles and Hezbollah would be addressed, otherwise there would be no deal. If the talks fail and Iran continues military activity, toppling the regime will be put on the table in Washington.
