At least 7 Israelis killed, several injured in Jerusalem synagogue shooting Israeli police are investigating Friday night's deadly incident outside of an east Jerusalem synagogue. Israel
Analysis Escalating violence clouds Blinken visit to Israel, West Bank Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s first visit to Israel since the election of a new right-wing government comes as the region braces for more unrest following a deadly raid in the West Bank and a shooting near a Jerusalem synagogue. By Elizabeth Hagedorn In Washington, DC, reporting on diplomacy, regional politics, human rights
BBC Arabic radio off air after 85 years, an 'end of an era' Journalists lamented the loss of the iconic station, but BBC will continue to produce Arabic-language content on its website. By Adam Lucente In New York City, reporting on regional news, militancy, climate change
US arrests three in Iran-backed plot to assassinate dissident journalist Alinejad Agence France-Presse
Egypt's Sisi meets Modi, inks 'strategic partnership' on landmark India visit The trip could lead to greater cooperation between India and Egypt on trade, the Suez Canal, green hydrogen and more. Egypt
NATO wants Israel to 're-examine' its aid to Ukraine NATO and Israel are closer than even before on the issue of the Iranian threat but not yet on the same page over assisting Ukraine. Israel
Tunisia's migrants face new roadblock in popular smuggling route to Europe Thousands of Tunisians have taken the "Balkan Route" to Europe, but new visa restrictions in Serbia — a central stop in their path — are making the clandestine journey more arduous. North Africa
Turkey plans to expand renewable energy but sticks to coal, nuclear Clean energy advocates say Turkey should speed up its shift to renewable sources not only out of environmental concerns, but also to reduce its costly reliance on imported energy. Turkey
Deadly shooting at Azerbaijan's embassy in Iran kills 1 The Azerbaijani government blamed “anti-Azerbaijan sentiment in Iran” for the shooting at its embassy and is evacuating its staff, but Iranian police said the incident was due to a family dispute. Iran
Analysis Protests across Israel against judicial reform rattle Netanyahu Facing American warnings and mass demonstrations across Israel, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu may find it impossible to continue with his judicial overhaul. By Ben Caspit In Tel Aviv, reporting on national security, Israeli politics, defense
Israeli tech sector has big problem with Netanyahu’s judicial reform It is not only political activists who are demonstrating against the judicial overhaul pushed by the Netanyahu government — high-tech companies and people have also joined the protest movement. Israel
