As U.S. Warns of Chinese Influence, Watchdog Says Israel Fails to Vet Foreign Investment
The state comptroller says the cabinet's decision to form a special body still hasn’t been implemented despite national security concerns
Over 20 Killed in Islamic State Attack on Afghan Prison
Incident comes amid a recent spike in violence in the country, as the local Islamic State group affiliate seems to gain strength
U.S. News
Rashida Tlaib Faces Primary Vote Challenge on Tuesday
First Palestinian-American woman ever elected to U.S. Congress and outspoken BDS supporter seeks de-facto reelection in heavily Democratic district
Europe
Germany Arrests Woman Accused of Joining Islamic State in Syria
Prosecutors say Fadia S. traveled with her four young children to Syria in 2015 to join her husband who had left previously to be part of the caliphate
Middle East
Israel Strikes Syrian Military Positions in Response to Attempted Border Attack
Israeli army confirms airstrikes in southern Syria, which state media says led to material damage only
Palestinian News
Palestinian Authority Sees Netanyahu’s Annexation Chances Dwindling After September
In closed discussions, PA officials believe likelihood of annexation will decline with the approach of the United Nations General Assembly in New York and the U.S. election
Americas
Opinion In Colombia, It Took Courage to Make Peace. I Worry Israel Is Choosing Conflict, Instead
When I was President, Hugo Chávez called Colombia 'the Israel of Latin America.' I took it as a compliment. But Israel’s founding vision is under attack from a hyper-nationalist government openly scorning human rights and international law
