Yale College revokes Yalies4Palestine's status as an official student group after the organization promoted a protest against Israeli minister on campus.

Ukrainian authorities urged to act after images surface showing three youths desecrating the Drobytsky Yar Holocaust memorial in Kharkiv. Two of them were seen giving Nazi salutes. Jewish Confederation of Ukraine demands justice, calling the act deeply offensive to the memory of Holocaust victims.

<p>At least 21 people were injured in a missile and drone attack on the cities of Kyiv and Kharkiv in Ukraine overnight Wednesday.</p><p>The mayor of Kyiv reported that among the injured is a three-year-old child and that several fires broke out in the area. Ukraine blamed the attack on "Russian aggression."</p>

Iran is reinforcing two heavily fortified tunnel systems near its Natanz nuclear facility, according to satellite imagery analyzed by a Washington-based think tank.

Martin Green, head of the 2025 Eurovision Song Contest, firmly opposes calls to exclude Israel, emphasizing the apolitical nature of the event.

Beit Shemesh fire reignites, firefighters battle multiple new blazes in central Israel.

<p>US President Donald Trump on Wednesday signed an executive order aiming to change the college accreditation process so colleges are accredited based on "results".</p><p>A second executive order will enforce laws on the books requiring universities to disclose when they accept large foreign gifts.</p>

<p>Reports from Yemen said that Houthi rebel forces arrested six individuals in Al-Mahwit Governorate after they shared footage of a Houthi missile that fell in a village in the province during a failed launch two days ago.</p>