After Iranian president's deadly helicopter crash, some Israelis celebrated with baklava – while others disapproved

Israeli protest groups, joined by families of hostages, are trying to increase the pressure and carry out a full day of protests in the spirit of the pre-October 7 pro-democracy movement

Iran's constitution says that the first vice president – who is Mohammad Mokhber – takes over, with the confirmation of the supreme leader, who has the final say in all matters of state in Iran; A council must arrange an election for a new president within a maximum period of 50 days

During the Israel-Hamas war, he met with foreign officials and the leader of Hamas and Hezbollah. He also threatened retaliation against Israel and praised an April attack on Israel

The war with Hamas and Hezbollah, and Israel's decision to evacuate tens of thousands of civilians from its northern border with Lebanon, means there is an invisible wall across the Galilee: on one side life goes on and on the other, it's at a standstill

Ebrahim Raisi's crash: Neither Israel's political leaders nor agencies like the Mossad would dare consider assassinating a foreign leader, not even of an enemy state like Iran

A far-right movement is dispatching hundreds of young people to interfere with the aid, who threaten drivers, vandalize goods, and are not averse to using violence. They say they are aided by information from members of the military and the police

Foreign hackers are targeting local authorities in Israel There have been more than 100 targeted attacks since October 7, but current legislation doesn't have a solution