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Saudi-led coalition says new attack at Riyadh airport causes fire, day after Houthi strike killed 12
Netanyahu condemned the 'horrific terrorist attack' as fighting between the Houthis and Yemeni government forces escalates
Riyadh airport attack kills 12, wounds 309 as Trump weighs U.S. role
Saudi Arabia and Yemen's Houthis trade strikes on capitals' airports
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas postpones elections by a further year
The last time elections were held was in 2006, and they have been postponed repeatedly ever since
Eight U.S. allies criticize Trump administration's sanctions on ICC
U.S. imposes sanctions on ICC hours after former judge wins Nobel Peace Prize
The sanctions could force U.S. companies to cut ties with the court, disrupting its banking, insurance and software services
UAE: Flydubai co-pilot planned suicide attack on Israel's Ben-Gurion Airport
London rabbi rejects Green Party member's assurances over 'Zionism is Racism' motion
Israel Police accused of violating privacy of mother, daughter presumed missing
PM rival Lieberman calls to 'fully integrate' Arab Israelis, yet again rejects Arab party in coalition
Archaeologists reveal huge stretch of ancient Lower Aqueduct into Jerusalem
A 300-meter stretch of the Lower Aqueduct into Jerusalem has been revealed exactly where archaeologists thought it would be — about 5 kilometers south of Temple Mount, near Kibbutz Ramat Rachel
What's really cool about this is that we literally see a cross section of time in one element,
Mainly that looking at it today, in many sections it looks like a terrace. The rear wall is covered with dirt while the front wall is exposed, like a step,
The problem is that it was used for 2,000 years and each repair or subsequent phase of usage built on the old structure,
I made myself pools from which to water the forest of growing trees" — Ecclesiastes 2:6 — but it's a misnomer
This was an official governmental structure, whether Hasmonean or Byzantine or whatever,
Excavating the back portion, we see that the sedimentology soil buildup was more gradual than thought — it hadn't been backfilled. The original Hasmonean construction of may have stood as a freestanding element. Through natural processes over 2,000 years it was covered by soil flow. It didn't seem to have bothered anyone that the backwall was becoming covered up,
It wasn't as fancy as some of the aqueducts in Italy,
Israel's AG tells prison chief to stop Ben-Gvir from using prisons for campaign
A Saudi Arabia under attack could dictate the timing of a new U.S. war against Iran
IDF officials warn pre-election Iran strike could seem politically motivated
Goebbels isn't applauding Navi Pillay — but what Israel has become
October 2026
Police suspect top Ben-Gvir party members assaulted officers while aiding suspect getaway
Lebanon's president praises Trump's decision to remove U.S. flight restrictions
The restrictions on direct flights between the U.S. and Lebanon were imposed in 1985 following the hijacking of TWA Flight 847
Report: Oil shipping costs reach record high due to Gulf hostilities, global tanker shortage
The root... There's really not quite enough shipping to go around,
Body of Israeli missing found in hard-to-reach area on Mount Olympus
IDF says it struck Syrian 'terrorist' operating alongside Syria-Lebanon border
Earlier this week, Israeli troops apprehended two suspects riding a motorcycle toward an Israeli military post in the security zone in southern Syria, and shot and killed another suspect who attempted to enter an Israeli military post in the region
Georgia Sen. Ossoff dodges Gaza 'genocide' question while blasting Republican opponent for 'neo-Nazi' ties
Two Iranians plead not guilty to spying on Israeli, Jewish targets in U.K.
The alleged surveillance, carried out in July and August 2025, also targeted an individual described by a judge as being 'of intelligence interest' to Iran
Zionism row to election loss: Will Zack Polanski's bold plans for U.K. Greens unravel?
But a by-election defeat and divisions over the party's new Zionism policy pose a challenge to his leadership