After another Iranian attack targeting Kuwait and Bahrain, a US official said Washington is considering using Tehran’s assets to fund reconstruction of future damage — and possibly losses already incurred; it remains unclear whether the plan involves frozen funds alone or physical assets such as oil tankers, as Iran presses for the immediate release of billions of dollars in frozen assets

Since the beginning of the war, 22 women and a 9-year-old girl have been murdered with firearms by a relative; The Michael Sela forum links the rise in firearm use to the surge in gun owners since the Swords of Iron War 

Police say one suspect, identified as Arab Israeli, eliminated; hunt ongoing for others after series of drive-by shootings at several locations northeast of Tel Aviv; residents told to shelter in place

'With Allah’s help, these places will return to our rule and authority,' Turkish Interior Minister Mustafa Çiftçi says, adding he dreams of becoming governor of Jerusalem under Erdogan

Kim Jong Un’s sister asserts 'no one will be bound by the US unilateral rhetoric,' as Pyongyang vows to expand its nuclear arsenal and Xi Jinping prepares for his first North Korea visit in seven years

Military says air defenses intercepted projectiles near Yiftah and Ramot Naftali in first since Jerusalem and Beirut renewed fragile ceasefire; schoolchildren forced into shelter as sirens sound

Blue and White leader courts ex-fire and rescue commissioner Dedi Simchi and Yaron Zelekha in merger push aimed at crossing electoral threshold, drawing claims he may join PM after vote

Greek media say suspect may have targeted Israeli cruise ship due in Crete in days; police say he had received training from terror group, ties to suspects arrested in Cyprus and access to possible bombmaking materials