
Dozens of ultra-Orthodox men shut down Route 443 after police arrested a yeshiva student on draft-dodging charges — the latest in a week of road blockades. Read more

Hezbollah has rejected Lebanese government overtures to pull out of the contested Ali Taher Ridge, stalling US-backed talks in Rome. Read more

Israeli forces are dusting off abandoned border posts along the Jordan River to intercept an Iranian-backed weapons pipeline into the West Bank. Read more

Netanyahu broke his silence on West Bank settler violence, calling the Qusra raid the work of a “handful of rioters” — without addressing that no one was arrested. Read more

Trump claims Washington now controls 65 billion barrels of Venezuelan oil — more than doubling US strategic reserves. The deal’s legal structure remains opaque; the operator’s identity undisclosed. No contract text published. Read more

Sigfrido Ranucci is out as host of Report after nine years. RAI names two successors for 8 November; the show’s reporters threaten mass resignation. The political reaction splits the government. Read more

The Iran war has burned through American stockpiles so heavily that Europe’s Patriot and ATACMS inventories are now “beyond critical” — raising cold fears about deterring China and Russia. Read more

Mykhailo Fedorov, dismissed from Zelensky’s cabinet, will advise Defense Minister Guido Crosetto on defense-tech innovation. His staff say the role is paid. He leaves for Washington to meet Musk. Read more

The Trump administration detained the British provocateur at New Orleans airport after he overstayed his visa and received a final deportation order in July. DHS circled his mug shot and urged other immigrants to self-deport. Read more

MOSCOW — Moscow is no stranger to covert American missions, but this one cleared only one set of eyes: Trump’s. WSJ reports CIA Director John Ratcliffe traveled to Russia this week on a highly sensitive diplomatic assignment that most senior… Read more