7 Nov
Reports of explosions at multiple locations in Iran
Sources in Iran report the sounds of explosions near Qeshm Island and other southern cities, accompanied by the activation of air defense systems.
Archive: 7 November 2026
7 Nov
Trump offers UFC CEO Dana White role of White House Press Secretary
The US President has approached the UFC executive, a long-time associate, for the press secretary position.
7 Nov
Mandate to form government to be given to Gadi Eizenkot
President Isaac Herzog has announced he will entrust Gadi Eizenkot with the mandate to form a new government.
7 Nov
Erdogan tells Trump: Turkey supports US-Iran diplomacy
The Turkish president spoke with Donald Trump about tensions with Tehran and ongoing efforts to end the war in Ukraine.
7 Nov
Six killed in shooting attack in Krakow's central square
Six people were murdered and 15 others wounded in a shooting attack at the Main Market Square in Krakow, Poland.
7 Nov
Political tensions: Government formation talks and opposition rifts
Amid calls for a unity government, political factions face difficulties in coalition building and disputes regarding potential partnerships with Haredi parties.
7 Nov
Netanyahu Calls for Unity Government: 'Israel Won't Survive with Hamas Supporters'
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called for a unity government, warning that a coalition dependent on Hamas supporters would threaten Israel's security.
7 Nov
Binance CFO steps down days after multibillion-dollar hack
Kaiser Ng is leaving his role at the crypto exchange to be succeeded by Justin Yek, according to reports by Bloomberg and Reuters.
7 Nov
Barak Bakhar resigns as Maccabi Haifa coach
Maccabi Haifa coach Barak Bakhar has resigned from his position following the team's defeat to Maccabi Netanya.
7 Nov
Tens of thousands mark Chayei Sarah Sabbath in Hebron and Kiryat Arba
Tens of thousands of visitors arrived at the Cave of the Patriarchs over the weekend, despite the rainy weather conditions.
7 Nov
US expels Lebanese diplomat who praised 1983 bombing
The US administration declared a Lebanese diplomat persona non grata following a post praising a 1983 bombing in Beirut.
7 Nov
Jewish community in Thailand concerned as Chief Rabbi’s citizenship revoked
Reports of the revocation of the Chief Rabbi of Thailand's citizenship and increased enforcement against the Jewish community emerge alongside steady Israeli tourism.
7 Nov
Update: Five dead in Krakow shooting attack
The death toll from the shooting attack in Krakow's central square has risen to five, as Polish authorities vow to hold the perpetrator accountable.
7 Nov
US Military to Establish Task Force to Restrict Iranian Land Arms Trafficking
Reports indicate the establishment of a special task force, dubbed 'Iron Gate', aimed at tightening the blockade on Iran via land routes.
7 Nov
Weather forecast: Rain showers across most of the country
A significant rainy system is expected to hit Israel starting tonight and tomorrow, particularly in coastal and northern areas.
7 Nov
Pope Leo on South American tour: 'Build bridges'
During his visit to Uruguay, Pope Leo called for strengthening fraternity and unity in the region as part of his 12-day tour including Argentina and Peru.
7 Nov
Extreme storm in Sharon: 117 mm of rain in an hour and a quarter
An extreme winter system hit the Sharon region, with record-breaking rainfall recorded at the Kadima station leading to unusual instructions for residents.
7 Nov
Five dead in shooting attack in Krakow's central square
Five people have been killed and dozens injured after a gunman opened fire on pedestrians in the city center of Krakow, Poland.
7 Nov
Wall Street turmoil: AI stocks tumble amid sell-off
US markets face sharp declines as investor anxiety over artificial intelligence stocks triggers a broader sell-off.
7 Nov
Budget dispute escalates in Romania
A senator from Romania's Hungarian minority has dismissed the Social Democratic Party's claims regarding a budget deficit left by the previous government.
7 Nov
Shooting in Krakow city center: Two dead, ten injured
Two people were killed and ten others injured in a shooting at Krakow's central square; local police have launched an investigation.
7 Nov
Berkshire Hathaway increases buybacks as operating earnings decline
Warren Buffett's holding company reported an acceleration in share repurchases during the third quarter, alongside a decline in operating profits.
7 Nov
US establishes task force to block land-based arms smuggling to Iran
The US military has established a dedicated task force, based in Florida, aimed at tightening the blockade on Iran's land and maritime supply routes.
7 Nov
Trump Appoints Stephen Miller as Chief of Staff; Democrats Express Concern
U.S. President Donald Trump has appointed Stephen Miller as Chief of Staff, a move seen as signaling a shift toward a more hardline approach following midterm election losses.
7 Nov
El Salvador sends troops to Haiti; Bukele faces criticism
El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele has deployed over 2,000 troops to Haiti following the abduction of Salvadoran citizens, a move sparking controversy and fears of violent clashes.
7 Nov
US establishing task force for land blockade on Iran
Amid reports of mediation efforts, the US military is preparing to extend its blockade of Iran to include land-based commerce in order to curb arms smuggling.
7 Nov
Wenger may run for FIFA president against Infantino
The former Arsenal manager may launch a bid for the FIFA presidency, challenging Gianni Infantino.
7 Nov
Report: Trump administration cleared Nvidia chips to shell Chinese firms
U.S. media report that the American administration approved the sale of Nvidia chips to Chinese companies with suspicious ties.
7 Nov
Italy's Foreign Minister says pro-Russian hackers targeted him over Ukraine support
The Italian foreign minister stated that hackers are seeking information about him and his family, linking the breach to Rome's support for Ukraine.
7 Nov
Trump administration weighs order to revoke non-profit tax status
The US administration is reportedly considering using a tax code provision to target non-profit organizations suspected of ties to terrorism.
7 Nov
Iran: Strait of Hormuz to stay closed until US accepts its terms
An Iranian army spokesman stated that the strategic waterway will remain shut until Washington meets Tehran's conditions.
7 Nov
US offers $20 million reward for info on Iran's nuclear program
The Trump administration has announced a significant financial reward for credible intelligence on Iran's nuclear facilities, equipment, and key personnel.
7 Nov
France braces for massive protests; 70,000 police deployed in Paris
Ahead of 'Yellow Vest' protests this weekend, France is on high alert and has relocated a G7 summit.
7 Nov
Reports: Russia and Ukraine expected to hold diplomatic talks
According to foreign reports, Russian representatives will join talks with the United States and Ukraine for the first time since February.
7 Nov
Allegations of excess ethanol in petrol; Indian government denies
A Karnataka minister and the opposition leader allege that petrol exceeds permitted ethanol blending limits, while oil companies maintain compliance with national standards.
7 Nov
New CATL lithium-air battery offers 1,900 km range
Chinese manufacturer CATL has unveiled a new high-energy-density battery technology promising unprecedented range for electric vehicles.
7 Nov
Russia launches combined attack on Ukraine; six injured in Kyiv
Russia launched an overnight barrage of hundreds of drones and missiles at targets across Ukraine, with Kyiv and Zhytomyr suffering severe damage to energy infrastructure.
7 Nov
Coffee consumption and dementia risk: New study findings
A new study links coffee consumption to a reduced dementia risk, while other reports warn of the cognitive impacts of alcohol consumption.
7 Nov
US Offers $20 Million Reward for Information on Iran’s Nuclear Program
The US administration is offering a high financial reward to anyone providing information on nuclear facilities, scientists, and equipment linked to the Iranian program.
7 Nov
S&P reaffirms Israel's credit rating
The rating agency kept Israel's credit rating at A with a stable outlook, six months after the previous review.
7 Nov
Paraguay: President Santiago Peña removed and arrested
The Paraguayan Congress removed President Santiago Peña from office following the collapse of a digital bank linked to his business interests, and he has been placed under house arrest.
7 Nov
Reports: Mediation efforts with Iran underway amid US strikes
The Iranian Foreign Minister is discussing regional stability with counterparts in Saudi Arabia and Qatar, while Vance works behind the scenes on a deal with Tehran.
7 Nov
US strikes Iran; Trump: 'Minor operation'
Exchange of fire in the Persian Gulf: US forces attacked a target on Qeshm Island, hours after the IRGC claimed to have downed a US drone.
7 Nov
Iran demands US concessions as condition to reopen Strait of Hormuz
Conflicting reports emerge over the strategic waterway: while Tehran sets conditions, Qatar pushes a plan for nuclear inspections.
7 Nov
New Zealand: Tight race in general elections
Partial vote counts in the New Zealand general election indicate a deadlocked race that will likely be decided by minor parties.
7 Nov
US offers $20 million reward for information on Iran's nuclear program
The US administration announced a monetary reward and potential relocation for anyone providing information regarding the Islamic Republic of Iran's nuclear facilities, equipment, or personnel.
7 Nov
Thomas Markle, father of Duchess Meghan, arrested in Florida
The Duchess of Sussex's father was arrested by the FBI in the US on suspicion of possessing child sexual abuse material and was released on bail hours later.
7 Nov
Winter weather in Israel: Rains and flood warnings
A significant rain system is affecting the coastal region and is expected to continue throughout the day, with warnings issued for flooding.
7 Nov
Murder in Sharon: 40-year-old woman stabbed to death in Tira
A 40-year-old woman was murdered this morning in Tira; a relative has been arrested on suspicion of involvement.
7 Nov
World News: India updates and environmental crises
Various reports cover arrests, legislation, and environmental crises in India and beyond.
7 Nov
US imposes sanctions on Canadian businesses linked to Iran
The US administration has sanctioned two financial services firms operating in North Vancouver, citing connections to Iran.
7 Nov
Haiti: Boston gang leader killed in drone strike
Gang leader Mathias Sainthil was killed in a drone strike in the capital Port-au-Prince; Haiti's Prime Minister commented on the operation.
7 Nov
White House Shake-up: Stephen Miller Named Chief of Staff
Following the Republican Party's midterm election defeat, President Trump announced that Stephen Miller will replace Susie Wiles as Chief of Staff.
7 Nov
Armed man arrested near White House; threatened Trump
A 26-year-old suspect was arrested with firearms; reports indicate he claimed to hear voices commanding him to assassinate President Donald Trump.
7 Nov
Report: Gulf mediators propose accelerating US-Iran nuclear talks
According to the Wall Street Journal, Gulf nations are promoting an initiative to shorten the timeline for nuclear negotiations with Iran.
7 Nov
Today's weather: Rain expected across most of Israel
Rain is expected today in most parts of the country, with high chances of precipitation along the coast and in the north.
7 Nov
2018 ball-tampering scandal: Lehmann rejects Khawaja's claims
Former player Darren Lehmann rejected Usman Khawaja's claims that the entire squad knew about the 2018 ball-tampering plot, asserting that such practices were widespread in the sport.
7 Nov
Reports of strike on Iranian island; Trump: We are conducting small strikes
Iran's official news agency reported explosions on Qeshm Island, while President Trump declined to confirm if the US was behind the action.
7 Nov
Rugby: Ireland crushes Argentina 42-12 in Nations Championship
The Irish national team recorded a commanding victory over Argentina in Dublin, featuring a hat-trick by Hugo Keenan.
7 Nov
Cornell: Faculty declares no confidence in university leaders
The Cornell faculty senate voted 75-50 to declare no confidence in school leadership, citing dissatisfaction over the handling of a former student’s rape allegations.
7 Nov
Paraguay: President Santiago Peña removed from office
The Paraguayan Senate unanimously impeached President Peña following a local bank collapse, and he is now under house arrest.
7 Nov
US imposes sanctions on Canadian financial services firms
The US Treasury Department announced sanctions against eight Canadian firms providing financial services, due to their involvement in transactions related to Iran.
7 Nov
Trump appoints Stephen Miller as White House Chief of Staff
Stephen Miller, known for his hardline stance on immigration, will replace Susie Wiles as Chief of Staff.