The ultra-Orthodox extremists burned garbage bins, threw rocks and blocked roads and the light rail, calling for the release of draft evaders and rioters who vandalized the home of Supreme Court justice Noam Sohlberg; 'The rioters cross every red line'

 As new elections loom closer, ABC journalist reports the US president expressed doubt that Netanyahu would continue in politics; 'He's had an amazing career. Does he want to continue? Because, you know he's a wartime prime minister. We will very shortly win the war'

In operations Rising Lion and Roaring Lion and this week, the Air Force flew freely in the skies over Iran thanks to the achievements of the Air Defense Command, which will be awarded the Israel Defense Prize; Lt. Col. M. spoke about the new system that 'only superpowers have' 

Talks centered on enrichment limits, Iran’s uranium stockpile, dismantling key nuclear sites and snap inspections, with the latest attacks raising doubts over whether negotiations can continue

IAEA board urges Tehran to give inspectors nuclear site access and account for near weapons-grade uranium, stopping short of referring Iran to the UN Security Council

Right-wing SVP proposal would limit Switzerland to 10 million residents by 2050, forcing major immigration curbs and threatening EU free-movement deals

Ukraine’s drone strikes on Russian oil facilities trigger fuel shortages across Russia and occupied Ukraine, with long queues in Crimea and panic buying in Krasnodar; Kremlin admits problems as Zelensky says aim is to bring war 'home to the Russians'