Could it complicate warming US-China ties? NBC reported Beijing gave Tehran stealth-detecting radar early in the war, and a Chinese-made shoulder-fired missile likely downed the US F-15

Adonis Georgiadis, Greece’s health minister, once apologized to the Jewish community for promoting an antisemitic book; today, the former TV bookseller and nationalist politician has become one of Europe’s fiercest voices against antisemitism and in support of Israel

As Washington and Tehran inch toward a possible deal to end the war, vocal faction in Iran is staging rallies and pressuring the new supreme leader in a bid to derail negotiations

Thirty-six bereaved families traveled to Milan with Or L’Mishpachot, finding rare moments of friendship, remembrance and quiet relief as they carry their children’s memory into life beyond loss

After a Kiryat Shmona shopping center was hit overnight, rockets were fired at Safed for the first time since the ceasefire and sirens sounded in Nahariya for the first time in two weeks

A London court charged Ioannis ‌Aidinidis, a Greek-Georgian man living in Munich, with spying on an Iran International journalist and passing information to unidentified foreign agents