The Prime Minister of Ireland emphasized that the European Union has lost confidence in itself because it could not take a firm and unified position on the events in the Gaza Strip.
Homelessness in the U.S. has reportedly increased by 12 percent, reaching an all-time high.
A person who was said to be a spy of Israel's "Mossad" intelligence service was executed in Iran's Sistan and Baluchistan region.
The G7 countries have begun negotiations on the confiscation of Russia's frozen assets.
The Israeli Cabinet of Ministers decided to temporarily open the Kerem Shalom checkpoint for humanitarian aid to Gaza.
By the end of the third month of the Israeli-Palestinian war, Egypt, Lebanon and Jordan may lose 10.3 billion dollars in income.
A digest of the most important news related to the Israeli-Palestinian war on December 15.
Concurrent with Israel's attacks on Gaza, the Ben Gurion Canal project, first proposed as an alternative to the Suez Canal in the 1960s, became the center of debate. So what exactly is this channel project? When did it appear? Is it feasible?
A 51-year-old teacher who threatened to cut off the head of a 13-year-old Muslim schoolgirl in the USA was arrested.
The EU agreed on the details of the next 12th package in the absence of the Austrian chancellor, the main opponent of sanctions against Russia.