Former South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol has been arrested after a dramatic and drawn-out showdown with law enforcement officials.
Police and corruption officers on Wednesday scaled the walls of his residential compound, where he had been…
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Radar unravels hidden mysteries underneath iconic Italian castle
Scientists have discovered hidden structures underneath Milan’s fifteenth-century Sforza…
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Tanks, intelligence documents, and weapons seized in Syria
Over 3,300 weapons confiscated from Syrian territory so far, IDF spokesperson confirms.
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Argentinian President awarded ‘Jewish Nobel Prize’ for support for State of Israel
The president of Argentina Javier Milei has been awarded the Genesis Prize, also known as the “Jewish Nobel Prize,” which recognises outstanding Jewish and non-Jewish individuals for their professional achievements, contributions to…
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Government revives university freedom of speech legislation
Legislation aimed at protecting free speech on university campuses has been revived by the government.
But Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson said that the previous legislation put forward by the last government “would have…
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Palestinian prisoner caught smuggling notes in mouth ahead of release
A Palestinian prisoner set to be released was caught attempting to smuggle handwritten notes hidden in his mouth, the Israel Prison Service (IPS) said on Wednesday.
The notes, allegedly written by fellow inmates, are believed to contain messages…
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Hamas accused of stalling hostage deal, Palestinians shift blame to Israel
Hamas leader Mohammed Sinwar approves proposed hostage deal in principle, Wall Street Journal reports; Palestinian source accuses Israel of withholding key details, including withdrawal maps
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Wizz Air back in the skies to Tel Aviv
With the return of Wizz Air’s London to Tel Aviv route on Wednesday morning — the 7.25 am flight from London Luton — the Israeli tourism sector was optimistic that it signalled a return to “normal” travel for British…
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“Secretary of Genocide”: Blinken Speech on Middle East Interrupted by Pro-Palestine Protester
Washington (Quds News Network)- A speech by outgoing US Secretary of State Antony Blinken at the Atlantic Council on the Middle East on Tuesday was interrupted by a pro-Palestine protester, who called him “Secretary of Genocide” and…
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Retinal “vascular fingerprint” predicts stroke risk as accurately as tra
A recently published study revealed that routine eye examinations could accurately predict a person’s risk of stroke, using a retinal “vascular fingerprint” comprised of 29 indicators of vascular health. The study, titled “Retinal vascular…
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