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The White House has released the findings of President Donald Trump’s latest medical examination, declaring him medically fit to continue carrying out the responsibilities of office amid renewed scrutiny of his health. Trump, who is 79, underwent a routine medical evaluation at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center on Tuesday. The delay in publishing the results had sparked fresh speculation in political circles about his health status. In a memorandum issued late Friday, White House physician Captain Sean P. Barbabella stated that the President remains in excellent health and continues to demonstrate strong cardiovascular, respiratory, neurological and overall physical function. According to Barbabella, Trump is “fully fit” to discharge his duties as Commander-in-Chief and Head of State. The report also addressed visible health concerns that have attracted public attention in recent months, including bruising on the President’s hands and swelling in his lower legs. The...

After a series of missile launches from Lebanon targeting northern communities overnight Friday, one missile directly hit the city center of Kiryat Shmona, causing significant damage to businesses and shops. The impact occurred early Saturday morning, with a total of ten projectiles fired at the area.  According to Kiryat Shmona Mayor Avichai Stern, nine missiles were intercepted. No injuries were reported.

Military delegations from Israel and Lebanon met at the Pentagon on Friday to engage in talks focused on building frameworks for regional security and stability, the US Defense Department announced on Friday.  The department described the talks as "productive" and said that outcomes from these discussions "will directly inform" the political negotiations between the two countries next week. Military delegations from Israel, Lebanon meet in US By JERUSALEM POST STAFF Military delegations from Israel and Lebanon met at the Pentagon on Friday to engage in talks focused on building frameworks for regional security and stability, the US Defense Department announced on Friday.  The department described the talks as "productive" and said that outcomes from these discussions "will directly inform" the political negotiations between the two countries next week.

The IDF emphasized that none of its soldiers were operating in the area when the attack occured. IDF Footage Shows Hezbollah rockets striking a church in southern Lebanon, May 29, 2026. (credit: IDF Spokesperson's Unit) Rockets  fired by the Hezbollah terrorist organization hit a southern Lebanese Church on the night between Thursday and Friday, the  IDF  announced on Friday evening. Footage provided by the military shows the Saint George's Orthodox Church, located in the Christian village of Marjaayoun, being hit by at least one projectile, while other projectiles hit nearby areas. The  IDF  emphasized that none of its soldiers were operating in the area when the attack occured. "This incident further proves how Hezbollah continues to endanger and harm Lebanese civilians," the military said. Go to the full article > >

Smoke and flames rise from the South Pars gas field following an Israeli strike, as seen through the window of a moving vehicle, amid the US-Israeli conflict with Iran, in Asaluyeh, Bushehr Province, Iran, March 18, 2026, in this screen grab obtained from social media video. (photo credit: REUTERS) The United Arab Emirates conducted dozens of airstrikes against Iran over the course of the war, ending the day after the US -Iran cease-fire was announced in early April, the  Wall Street Journal  reported on Friday.  The UAE coordinated with the US and Israel, utilizing intelligence from both, and targeted Iranian energy sites in response to Iranian strikes on UAE oil and gas infrastructure, the  WSJ  cited several sources as saying.  While Gulf states initially said they wouldn’t let their bases or airspaces be used to attack, some changed their policies after Iranian attacks against various Gulf countries.   One of such strikes was on the Asaluyeh p...

An Iranian flag flutters in the wind as ships remain anchored in the Strait of Hormuz on May 16. Negotiations between the US and Iran over opening this critical waterway have largely stalled. (photo credit: Majid Saeedi/Getty Images) The United States announced new sanctions and an effort to dismantle an Iranian network that impersonated and defrauded US businesses in order to obtain technology for the Iranian military, the US  State Department  announced on Friday.  The network is led by Iran-based Ali Majd Sepehr and defrauded dozens of US technology companies by posing as legitimate US businesses, according to a department press release.  Using fake websites and intermediaries in Dubai to receive shipments, the network sought to acquire advanced equipment, including spectrum analyzers and security detection devices for Iran’s defense sector.  The PGSA condemned the sanctions and added that it considered being sanctioned by “a country whose leader takes p...