US delegation heads to Pakistan as Iran weighs talks amid blockade tensions and ceasefire deadline, with mediation efforts underway and Tehran yet to confirm participation

In a video posted online, the soldier is seen smashing the statue, which is reportedly located in the Christian village of Debel in southern Lebanon; The IDF said that it 'views the incident with great severity'

Ahead of Memorial Day, three pairs of siblings who lost sons in the war describe double bereavement — losing both a child and a nephew — and the bond formed in grief: 'We’re already a bereaved family,' one mother said

Three individuals were sentenced for staging fake bear attacks on luxury vehicles in California. Using a man in a bear costume, they filed fraudulent claims for nearly $142,000. The scam was uncovered after a biologist identified the human in the footage

As Israel marks its 78th Independence Day, ynet Global spotlights 40 young people from Israel and beyond whose talent, influence, innovation and connection to the Jewish and Israeli story are helping define the future

Drama at sea: Trump announced that the Iranian ship, 'about the size of an aircraft carrier,' received a warning but refused to stop;  'It didn't end well for them,' declared the US president, noting that the Marines had taken control of it and were checking what was on board

US Central Command released footage of Marines boarding an Iranian cargo vessel in the Gulf of Oman after a US destroyer disabled its engine; Tehran accuses Washington of piracy, threatens retaliation and warns nuclear talks could collapse

As US forces enforce a maritime blockade on Iranian ports and seize vessels like the TOUSKA, Iran’s shadow fleet faces unprecedented pressure; the covert tanker network is now testing limits of detection, raising risks for shipping, diplomacy and regional escalation