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Iran establishes Tehran court for moral security as it tightens monitoring of hijab compliance
Iran establishes Tehran court for ‘moral security’ as it tightens monitoring of hijab compliance. BBC Persian reported that the announcement comes amid the renewed presence of morality police and heightened street harassment of women perceived to be violating Iran’s compulsory dress code.
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Hind Rajab Foundation files war crimes complaint in India against anonymous Israeli traveler
Hind Rajab Foundation files war crimes complaint in India against anonymous Israeli traveler. The pro-Palestinian organization claims that the Israeli is a reservist who was involved during his service in the Gaza Strip in the “unlawful destruction of civilian property” in Khan Yunis.
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Israelis computer science olympiad gold medal revoked after displaying flag at awards ceremony
Israeli’s computer science olympiad gold medal revoked after displaying flag at awards ceremony. Team leader Ryvchin Ryvchin said the competition “was really great,” despite the incident, with three Israeli students winning gold and one bronze.
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She thought the Holocaust erased her family
She thought the Holocaust erased her family. Then a DNA test found 50 relatives. Adriana Turk believed she was the last surviving member of her bloodline. Now, at 74, she is meeting cousins around the world, including in Israel
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UK Green Party members discussed killing Zionists in leaked WhatsApp messages
UK Green Party members discussed ‘killing Zionists’ in leaked WhatsApp messages. The WhatsApp group, which members and activists used to coordinate party campaigning, conference motions, and foreign policy discussions, also contained remarks targeting British Jews.
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Annihilation through work London exhibit highlights overlooked story of slave labor in WWII
‘Annihilation through work’: London exhibit highlights overlooked story of slave labor in WWII ‘Nazi Slave Labor: Perpetrators and Victims,’ which runs at the Wiener Holocaust Library through the end of October, explains how integral forced workers were in Germany’s wartime economy
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US charges 17 Iranians in cyber campaign targeting universities including Israeli schools
US charges 17 Iranians in cyber campaign targeting universities, including Israeli schools. The U.S. Justice Department says the defendants stole 31.5 terabytes of academic data and intellectual property for the Iranian regime.
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Iran threatens attacks on Europe if US goes too far
Iran threatens attacks on Europe if US ‘goes too far.’ Tehran exploring options to strike American installations in southeastern Europe and subsea cables in the event that President Donald Trump pursues military escalation, according to a Financial Times report.
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Trump declares Strait of Hormuz as new US territory day after MoU deadline expires
Trump declares Strait of Hormuz as ‘new US territory’ day after MoU deadline expires. When asked whether he was working to extend the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), Trump declined to answer and shook his head no.



