Italy suspended free-movement arrangements with Spain as French politicians blamed Pedro Sánchez’s migrant legalization plan for the rush into Ceuta; Morocco accused Israel of exploiting the crisis, while Spain said at least 48,300 people had returned

No Home Front restrictions were issued as Israel prepared for possible missile fire, while Tehran warned retaliation would extend beyond the Gulf

A man in his 40s was pronounced dead after being found unconscious in a parking lot; another man, 29, was lightly wounded

Police said a person was seen leaving shortly after the fire began, while lawmakers urged investigators to examine whether the Jewish-owned business was targeted in a hate crime

The blast destroyed much of a Hezbollah tunnel network near Israel’s northern border; two were reportedly wounded in a nearby strike and an IDF officer was moderately hurt in a clash

Mor Lidani and Gali Nishri spent more than six years fighting for women to be assessed individually for elite combat roles, helping open routes to Sayeret Matkal, Unit 669 and Yahalom while confronting military resistance and religious opposition

The FBI and environmental regulators are investigating incidents affecting facilities of different sizes, while officials say water supplies remain safe and caution that no definitive attribution has been made