Tel Aviv-based firm helps uncover Russian-speaking hackers’ use of SpaceX’s AI tool. Gambit says the cybercrooks, who it discovered due to a server that was inadvertently shared online, were able to persuade Cursor’s agents that the hacking of at least 7 companies was a simulation

Repeatedly attacked by Iran, Jordan pays a price for its strong bond with the US. Kingdom has faced hundreds of drone and missile attacks from the Islamic Republic, amid soaring energy prices and concerns about West Bank instability, but relationship seems solid

First-ever kosher community fridge in the US is dedicated to slain Hamas hostage. Hersh Goldberg-Polin’s parents attend Chicagoland ceremony, reflecting on how project embodies their late son’s values by providing food for those in need in a dignified manner

Syria has started destroying Assad-era chemical weapon materials, UN envoy says Chemical weapons watchdog confirms 42 aerial bombs destroyed, in first for Syria since 2014; US urges continued cooperation and Russia and China commend progress

100-year-old Ramat Rachel marks its evolution from frontier outpost to ‘bourgeois’ resort. Once a battle-scarred hilltop community essential to Israel’s defense efforts, the southern Jerusalem kibbutz now deals in real estate and tourism as members debate its future

Ancient pottery’s ‘magnetic memory’ could help expose modern forgeries, researchers find. Israeli-led team develops new authentication technique based on magnetic signals acquired by clay over thousands of years

Iran has opened a new front – America’s Persian Gulf bases are now in the crosshairs. By targeting U.S. military positions across the Persian Gulf, Tehran is transforming a contained confrontation into a regional test of deterrence, escalation, and American resolve. Opinion.

Syria’s oil corridor plans take shape as Trump looks beyond Hormuz – analysis. Syria is positioning itself as a potential energy corridor to the Mediterranean, with new deals involving gas fields and growing cooperation between international energy firms and Iraq’s oil sector.

Nuclear kill zones: How Eisenkot would contain Iran if he manages to beat Netanyahu – exclusive. The Post has learned Eisenkot’s unique solutions for dealing with the Lebanese and Gazan arenas, as well as how he would crack down on extremist violence in the West Bank.