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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu asked Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar to take the matter up with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, the release added.

Portland Communication, a PR agency founded by Keir Starmer's communications chief, Tim Allan, has been accused of editing Wikipedia pages to improve the image of Qatari clients.

The war against Israel is being fought not only with rockets and resolutions, but synapse by synapse – inside the minds of the next generation.

Kurdish forces still control some of Syria's largest oil fields in the Deir el-Zor province, further east. Syria's government says those fields must be managed by central authorities.

Israel’s recognition of Somaliland has sent shockwaves through the region and chills down the spines of authoritarian leaders

At the Jerusalem Post Miami Conference, Prof. Arie Zaban details Bar-Ilan’s growth, health-tech ambitions, and support for reserve soldiers

At the Jerusalem Post Miami Conference, Shalem Foundation CEO Monik Konfino detailed a national model linking policy, local action and care.

At the Jerusalem Post Miami Summit, Gilad Erdan warns of Iran’s regional threat while highlighting Magen David Adom’s role as the backbone of Israel’s civilian resilience.

Tony Gelbart tells the Jerusalem Post that aliyah from the US is driven by opportunity, Zionism, and impact despite global tensions.

A historic Roof Agreement could reshape the Karnei Shomron into a regional hub, yet locals warn the ambitious growth may put a heavy strain on infrastructure.

"Western media figures interfered in past seditions, but this time the US president himself encouraged the sedionists," Khamenei said.

Reports from UK officials suggest Iran used chemical substances to control protesters. Alleged delayed health reactions lead to deaths days later, sparking international concern.

A former US State Department official called the idea of Iran severing global internet access permanently "plausible and terrifying."