Oman barred the pilot from flying over concerns that he had adopted "extreme ideological views," sources told The Wall Street Journal, adding that it could not be determined if Oman shared its concerns with other countries or airlines

Biblical scholar Gili Kugler grapples with issues that have become even more volatile in the last three years: destruction, revenge, Jewish supremacy and the connection between violence and national identity

Far from public attention, the northeastern West Bank is changing fast. As settlements evacuated in 2005 reemerge and new outposts appear, the IDF razes Palestinian homes, builds bases and seals villages. Now, a Palestinian has been killed there

According to security sources, Israel's Transportation Ministry and Mossad were supposed to check the crew list. The Israel Tax Authority confirmed that the list was received, but the Transportation Ministry refuses to say whether it went over it

One can criticize Abu Shehadeh's statements, but the state is using them to justify ending his political career. Arab voter turnout on Election Day will show the extent of the decision's impact. Meanwhile, the court has sent the Arab public a resounding message

According to an Axios report, the U.S. military has sent two additional Patriot missile batteries in recent weeks to protect oil facilities in the countries. The Wall Street Journal reported that some 10,000 additional troops will be sent to the region

The Royal College of Nursing cited Teva's ties to the IDF and past legal sanctions in cutting ties with the drugmaker. Teva expressed disappointment and accused the union of politicizing Britain's health care system

The attacks come amid a rise in racist incitement following an attempted hijacking on a Flydubai flight. According to Koach La Ovdim Workers' Organization, 45 attacks have occurred since the beginning of 2026. 'Some drivers have stopped driving altogether,' a union representative said