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Seven killed in Jordan church attack as King vows retaliation

Seven people were killed and 34 injured when gunmen opened fire during a funeral at a church in Jordan's Karak governorate, according to official reports. The attack marks a rare incident targeting the Christian minority in a generally stable country.

Jordan church shooting leaves 7 dead, 34 injured

Seven people were killed and 34 wounded in an attack on a Greek Orthodox church funeral in Karak, Jordan, according to official reports. The incident has sparked a nationwide call for unity and harsh retaliation against the perpetrators.

Israel imposes mass demolitions in Hebron after two soldiers killed

Israel has imposed mass demolitions in Hebron after two Israeli soldiers were killed in an attack by Palestinian gunmen. The move follows a 20-minute gunfight at a checkpoint outside the city, where two attackers were shot dead. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed to destroy the neighborhoods linked to the attackers, citing a need for 'deterrence and exacting a price'.

Trump pledges to fix Ukraine's Starlink issues, but problems persist

U.S. President Donald Trump has pledged to resolve ongoing issues with Ukraine's military-grade Starlink service, but officials report the system remains non-functional. The system, crucial for defending against Russian drone attacks, is still experiencing technical difficulties despite Trump's promise to intervene.

Netanyahu Orders Mass Demolitions in Hebron Amid Soldier Killings

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered mass demolitions in Hebron and neighboring Halhul following the killing of two Israeli soldiers in an attack near a checkpoint. The move, which could be the largest military operation in the West Bank since 1967, aims to 'destroy' the neighborhood where the attackers are said to have come from.

Netanyahu vows major West Bank operation after Hebron attack

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced a large-scale military operation in the West Bank following a deadly attack in Hebron, where two Israeli soldiers and two Palestinian gunmen were killed. The operation aims to dismantle 'terrorist infrastructure' and could expand to the entire West Bank, marking a significant escalation in Israeli military actions.

Netanyahu Orders West Bank Closure After Soldier Attacks

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered a closure of the West Bank following a deadly attack that killed two Israeli soldiers in Hebron. The move comes as Israel faces critical elections on October 27, with the incident highlighting tensions in the region.

Netanyahu vows large-scale West Bank operation after two soldiers killed

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced a major military operation in the West Bank following the killing of two Israeli soldiers in Hebron. The operation, dubbed 'Iron Wall,' involves house-to-house searches and home demolitions, marking a significant escalation in Israeli security measures ahead of the October 27 election.

Melania Trump brokered ceasefire in Oleshky as U.S. allows Russian diesel to U.S.

Melania Trump secured a ceasefire in Oleshky, a Russian-occupied Ukrainian town, allowing humanitarian aid to enter. The ceasefire, effective Thursday, aims to resolve a dire humanitarian crisis with limited resources and no access to essential goods. The White House confirmed the agreement, highlighting the urgent need for aid and evacuation of civilians.

Jordan church shooting leaves 6 dead, 28 injured

Gunmen opened fire at a church in Jordan's Karak governorate during a funeral, killing at least six people and wounding 28. The attack, which occurred at a Greek Orthodox church, has raised concerns about rising violence against religious institutions in the region.

Russia, Ukraine, U.S. agree to trilateral talks in November

Russia, Ukraine, and the U.S. have agreed to resume trilateral talks in November, following a meeting in St. Petersburg where Russia released an American prisoner. The talks, planned to begin on November 10, will focus on post-conflict security arrangements between Russia and Ukraine.

Trump Ordered to Sit for Deposition in BBC Defamation Lawsuit

A U.S. judge has ordered former President Trump to sit for a deposition in a defamation lawsuit he brought against the BBC. The order, issued by Judge Enjolique Lett in Miami, requires Trump to provide testimony by December 11, following his refusal to comply with previous requests, including canceling an agreed date in October.

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