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A new survey found that increased Jewish engagement has persisted three years after the massacre, alongside growing concern over antisemitism in the United States.

American officials are expected to examine whether Israel is meeting security requirements agreed upon when it joined the US Visa Waiver Program in 2023.

According to the report, Israel may be able to target Iranian militias in Iraq in response to an attack or credible intelligence of an imminent attack against Israel. The U.S. is planning to strengthen its regional defense systems.

The Pentagon moved all deployed US bombers out of RAF Fairford as British authorities investigate a suspected attack plot and possible Iranian involvement.

Tehran rejected the American proposal and announced plans to expand its missile range. The U.S. expelled two Iranian diplomats who refused to leave New York.

Vice President JD Vance chaired the hours-long meeting as Washington weighs renewed combat operations against Iran and a possible role in Saudi Arabia’s campaign against the Houthis.

A federal court in Wisconsin has approved the deportation of Saleh Sarsour, who was previously convicted of terrorism in Israel and now serves as president of an Islamic association in Milwaukee. Meanwhile, two brothers from Louisiana have been charged with financing Hamas.

The final coalition forces have left Erbil Air Base, ending Operation Inherent Resolve in Iraq as Baghdad assumes responsibility for suppressing remaining ISIS cells.

Israel’s Smart Shooter has won a $150 million contract from the U.S. Department of Defense to supply rifle-mounted sights designed to help intercept drones.

Fifty-one U.S. senators voted against the measure, while 47 supported it. The full Senate will not take up a debate on human rights in Judea and Samaria and their connection to U.S. aid to Israel.

IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir postponed his trip to the United States following a situation assessment and amid heightened military alert. In the background: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's warning that "our enemies will try to attack us" ahead of Israel's upcoming elections.

The EEOC says Dr. Ian Walton faced antisemitic remarks, reduced operating time and exclusion from meetings before Mercy Health fired him weeks after the October 7 attack.

American forces are expected to leave their final bases in Iraq by Wednesday, under a 2024 agreement. Iran and allied militias are celebrating, while security officials warn of a stronger ISIS and deeper Iranian influence.

Prime Minister Nawaf Salam called for further implementation of the US-backed Israel-Lebanon framework, including Hezbollah’s disarmament and a full Israeli withdrawal from Lebanese territory.

Iranian media published a statement attributed to Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei. Meanwhile, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi is set to meet in New York with mediators from Qatar and Pakistan, as well as U.S. representatives.

US Ambassador Mike Huckabee says Washington will soon break ground on a permanent embassy complex in Jerusalem, describing the project as a long-term American commitment to the Israeli capital.

British authorities suspect Iran was behind a plan to carry out a bombing at a military base that also hosts American forces. President Donald Trump addressed the incident: "They planned a significant attack. They tried to cause major damage to our fortress."

Several men were arrested on suspicion of offenses under explosives laws near RAF Fairford, a base used by U.S. forces that hosts American heavy bombers.

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says restrictions imposed by Turkey, Oman and the UAE show Washington’s campaign to cut Iran off from the global economy is beginning to produce results.

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.