The Jerusalem Post has published its traditional list of the "50 Most Influential Jews in the World."

Businessman Nassef Sawiris, known as Egypt's richest man, continues to invest heavily in the US economy. He plans to invest up to $50 billion in infrastructure projects in the country, which is directly involved in the genocide in Gaza, the Financial Times reports.

According to Maxim Shevchenko, a Russian journalist, politician and public figure, publicist, and human rights activist, the steadfastness of the Palestinians is a miracle that cannot be understood without experiencing the sweetness of faith; because the owners of Jerusalem are resisting the occupying Israeli and US forces almost without external support.

Amazon, Google, and Meta are the three giants of the modern world, the three killer companies. These corporations, through their artificial intelligence tools, are providing the occupying Israel with a low-cost killing machine.

Afghan Supreme Leader Haibatullah Akhundzada has banned civil servants from using smartphones at work.

The United Nations (UN) Commission of Inquiry on Gaza has declared that Israel is committing genocide against Palestinians and has failed to fulfill its obligations to prevent and punish it.

The World Union of Islamic Scholars has sent an open letter to the participants of the Doha summit, calling on Muslim countries to immediately sever ties with Israel, support the Palestinian resistance movement, and ensure the strategic unity of the Muslim world. According to the organization, the events in Gaza are not only a regional conflict, but also a struggle for the existence and independence of Muslim nations. The open letter includes eight main demands for the leaders of Muslim countries:

NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte said the main goal of the operation was to strengthen the defense of Europe's eastern flank. He said Denmark, France, the United Kingdom and Germany had joined the mission. Other aspects of the operation have not yet been disclosed.

According to the foundation's website, the amount of support for such projects amounted to 21 million rubles in 2016-2020, and reached 172 million rubles in 2021-2025. In reality, the difference could be even greater, writes Novaya Evropa.

Charles Kirk, an influential ally of President Donald Trump, a right-wing activist and commentator, was assassinated in the United States.