Thousands of migrants breached Spain’s Ceuta enclave from Morocco by sea and land, prompting Madrid to deploy troops; Italy’s right-wing government accused Sanchez of encouraging illegal migration and threatened to suspend Schengen ties with Spain

IDF destroys Hezbollah’s underground command network near Metula after drone attack, demolishing Beaufort ridge tunnels built over two decades with Iranian funding using 700 tons of explosives

The agreement calls for Hamas and other armed groups to surrender their weapons in phases, with Israeli forces withdrawing as disarmament proceeds and an international force working alongside a new Palestinian police force

A new Taub Center study warns that prolonged reserve duty since October 7 is delaying studies, stalling careers and eroding wages, as some 70,000 students served in the past year and average compensation per reserve day fell about 30%

A man in his 30s was hospitalized after being stabbed at the music festival, while Hungarian police arrested three suspects in the attack and separately detained two Israelis, including a Nova survivor, for allegedly selling drugs to an undercover officer

A Piper Cub lost control while dropping a ceremonial letter, passed just above rows holding the prime minister and senior officials, then crashed into the crowd, killing 17 people, including four Jewish paratroopers who had survived World War II

No withdrawal without disarmament and no disarmament without withdrawal: Behind Trump’s optimism lie key gaps, from dismantling only heavy weapons to the 14-day test, withdrawal deadlock, technocrat rule and the political track | Explainer

Ross Simmons found 'Antiquities of Athens' in a tea chest built into a sealed fireplace during renovations at his home in Kiama, Australia; he believes his great-great-grandfather John borrowed it