The Central Elections Committee ruled the caps could make the guards look like regular police, lending Ben-Gvir's campaign an image of official authority. He must edit or remove the video and pay 6,000 shekels to the petitioner and the state

The Democrats' leader said Israel's position had deteriorated since last year's war with Iran, and accused Netanyahu of perpetuating Hamas rule in Gaza by refusing to establish an alternative governing authority

They dragged him from his car, handcuffed him, blindfolded him with his own tie, pulled his court robe over his head, beat him and robbed him. For hours, some 15 settlers held the Palestinian lawyer captive and abused him

'Those still taking Teva's money can no longer shelter behind the excuse that nothing can be done,' an NHS doctor told the Guardian, urging other medical bodies to follow suit

The U.S. war with Iran, Houthi threats causing circumnavigation of Africa and severe shortages of tankers have driven up costs ninefold, to the level that shipping rates are the highest since the first supertankers began operating in the 1960s

The restrictions on direct flights between the U.S. and Lebanon were imposed in 1985 following the hijacking of TWA Flight 847. President Joseph Aoun said the move reflected U.S. confidence in Lebanon's efforts to improve civil aviation safety

Newly published data from the U.K. Home Office show that over the past year ending March 2026, of all religious hate crimes, there was a 15 percent rise in hate crimes targeted at Muslims and a 10 percent increase in those targeted at Jews

Weltruza is Teva's second U.S.-approved product made in partnership with French ⁠biotech company Medincell. It uses long-acting injectable technology, designed to release medication over an extended period