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An American document condemning Britain’s decision targeting Jewish communities in Judea and Samaria was ultimately never released, after failing to win support from the White House and the U.S. State Department.

Two men in their 30s were arrested on suspicion of planning an attack against the Jewish community in the Manchester area. British police said the plot was thwarted and that there is currently no ongoing threat to the public.

A new report documents a series of antisemitic incidents targeting Jewish patients and employees in Britain’s health care system, including a surgeon who made antisemitic remarks while treating a Jewish patient.

A man and woman were arrested in London on suspicion of assisting a foreign intelligence service in an Iran-related investigation. Police stressed there is no immediate threat to the public, and the suspects were released on bail under strict conditions until October.

Eight Arab and Muslim countries voiced support for Britain's decision to ban imports from Judea and Samaria and sanction Israelis. The Palestinian Authority praised what it called a "progressive position" that could enable legal action against Israelis.

Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar announced a series of retaliatory measures following British sanctions targeting Israeli communities in Judea and Samaria. Britain’s consulate in Jerusalem will close, representatives will be removed, and 12 British citizens will be barred from entering Israel.

Britain has announced economic sanctions against Jewish communities in Judea and Samaria and is working to bring other countries into the effort. Israeli officials sharply criticized the move, while the U.S. warned it could have consequences for London.

A major failure in Britain’s air traffic control systems has disrupted about 600 flights worldwide and triggered cancellations at major airports. El Al has also announced that its flights on the route are currently canceled.

U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee sharply criticized Britain’s planned trade sanctions targeting Jewish communities in Judea and Samaria. He said the American response could come from both individual states and the federal government, warning that the move could have major consequences for British businesses.

Britain is expected to announce a ban on imports from Israeli communities and targeted sanctions against organizations and individuals. Jewish community leaders warn of damage to ties with Israel and potential consequences for British Jews.

The four men admitted setting fire to the Jewish emergency service’s ambulances in Golders Green, while prosecutors continue to examine a possible terrorist connection.

British security officials are concerned that the City of Dreams hotel in Limassol may offer a vantage point over RAF Akrotiri. The concerns intensified after a Hezbollah drone struck the base.

The British government is preparing tougher measures against Israel over planned construction in E1, but Labour lawmakers are warning of a possible response from Washington. Their concern: trade restrictions could prompt retaliation from the Trump administration and spark an economic clash.

Jerusalem is weighing the removal of British military representatives from the international command center in Kiryat Gat, citing what it calls unjustified criticism of Israeli policy in Judea and Samaria. Israel denied that Italian representatives are also being targeted.

Former West Midlands Police chief Craig Guildford faces a gross misconduct investigation after inaccurate intelligence was used to justify barring Israeli supporters from an Aston Villa match

British Prime Minister Andy Burnham has reportedly been warned by intelligence officials that the United Kingdom could face Russian retaliation over the government’s support for Ukraine. The concern: Russia may target British infrastructure.

Germany is planning to invest nearly €12 billion in a long-range weapons network meant to deter Russia. The plan includes American Tomahawks, systems developed with Britain, and a cruise missile from an American-Israeli company being evaluated in Berlin.

Hackers linked to the Iranian regime reportedly shut down a British power station for four days, the first known case of Tehran-linked actors causing a prolonged outage at a facility of this kind in the UK.

Yossi Cohen says Mossad helped disrupt major terror activity in the UK and warns that British Jews are increasingly unsafe

Police identify the suspect as a 45-year-old British citizen born in Somalia; two victims are stable as residents demand real protection and action against rising antisemitism.