El Consejo de Seguridad de la ONU aprueba el plan de alto el fuego de Trump en Gaza

Rusia y China se abstuvieron en la votación, disipando así los temores de que las superpotencias rivales pudieran vetar la propuesta.

El Consejo de Seguridad de la ONU aprobó el 17 de noviembre una resolución redactada por Estados Unidos que respalda el plan de alto el fuego en Gaza del presidente Donald Trump, un componente central de la estrategia de Washington para poner fin al conflicto de dos años entre Israel y el grupo terrorista Hamás.

Trump felicitó a la ONU por la votación en una publicación en Truth Social.

«Felicitaciones al mundo por la increíble votación del Consejo de Seguridad de las Naciones Unidas, hace apenas unos instantes, que reconoce y respalda la Junta de la Paz, que presidiré, e integrada por los líderes más poderosos y respetados del mundo», escribió Trump.

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Annexation on the table? Israel warns Hamas it will annex Gazan territory for every hostage it harms – report

Hamas threatened that Israel's return to war puts hostages at risk.

Israeli soldiers stand guard on the Israeli border with the Gaza Strip, on March 18, 2025. Photo by Chaim Goldberg/Flash90

For the first time during this war, Israel has reportedly threatened to annex parts of the Gaza Strip as a means of pressuring the Hamas terror group.

According to a Channel 12 news report on Tuesday evening, Israel has conveyed the message to Hamas that it will officially declare part of the Gaza Strip as Israeli territory in retaliation for any harm to the hostages.

The report comes amid the renewal of Israeli airstrikes against terror targets in the enclave.

Israel atacó un convoy iraní con armas que cruzaba de Irak a Siria: WSJ

Enlace Judío – Israel llevó a cabo una serie de ataques aéreos contra un convoy cerca de la frontera entre Siria e Irak que dejaron al menos 10 muertos, incluidos varios combatientes iraníes, reportó el periódico estadounidense The Wall Street Journal.

Nadie se ha atribuido oficialmente la responsabilidad de los ataques contra una serie de camiones cuando cruzaban a Siria desde Irak en el cruce de al-Qaim poco antes de la medianoche del martes.

Los camiones presuntamente transportaban combustible y posiblemente armas de Irán a Líbano.

Según The Wall Street Journal, que citó a personas familiarizadas con el ataque, dijo que Israel estaba detrás de los ataques, que dejaron 10 muertos, incluido un número desconocido de iraníes.

As Hezbollah heats up rhetoric over off-shore gas, how far will it take Lebanese maritime dispute?

As the Israel Defense Forces prepare for a range of scenarios, Israeli observers assess that Hezbollah’s threats to strike offshore Israeli gas-drilling activities should be seen in a wider context.

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Beirut and its port as seen off-shore from the sea. Credit: Shutterstock/Diego Fiore

(June 17, 2022 / JNS) In recent days, Hezbollah has stepped up threats to attack Israel’s offshore gas-drilling activities in the Karish gas field, off the coast of Haifa, due to an unresolved maritime border dispute between Israel.

Israel maintains that Karish is in its exclusive economic zone in the Mediterranean Sea, while Lebanon claims that the field is located in disputed waters. Israel has repeatedly called for United States-mediated negotiations to resolve the border

Gaza militants fire rocket into Israel as tensions soar

FILE - Israeli army soldiers guard a section of Israel's separation barrier, in the West Bank village of Nilin, west of Ramallah, Sunday, Nov. 7, 2021. Two Palestinian men were critically injured by Israeli forces in the occupied West Bank on Monday, the Palestinian Health Ministry said, the latest incident in a wave of Israeli-Palestinian violence during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan. (AP Photo/Nasser Nasser, File)

ERUSALEM (AP) — Palestinian militants fired a rocket into southern Israel for the first time in months on Monday, in another escalation after clashes at a sensitive holy site in Jerusalem, a series of deadly attacks inside Israel and military raids across the occupied West Bank.

Israel said it intercepted the rocket, and there were no immediate reports of casualties or damage. Israel holds Gaza’s militant Hamas rulers responsible for all such projectiles and usually launches airstrikes in their wake. It was the first such rocket fire since New Year’s Eve.

Mystery drone that crashed into Zagreb carried 120-kg. bomb - defense sources

The bomb exploded underground due to hitting the ground, but landing on asphalt or concrete would have been disastrous. * Another drone was spotted in Romania.

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A view of a drone crash site, following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, in Zagreb, Croatia, March 11, 2022.   (photo credit: REUTERS/ANTONIO BRONIC)

A Soviet-era drone that crashed near Croatia's capital city Zagreb last Thursday was not a scout drone as previously thought, with explosive traces and bomb parts found in the crater where it crashed, Croatian Defense Minister Mario Banozic said, according to Croatian media.

The bomb it was carrying weighed around 120 kilograms. Luckily, the drone had a

Russia said to be conducting joint patrol of Syrian border airspace

Illustrative: A Russian MiG-31 fighter jet carrying a Kinzhal missile takes off from the Hemeimeem air base in Syria on June 25, 2021. (Russian Defense Ministry Press Service via AP)

Syria and Russia hold joint military jet patrols of the airspace along Syria’s borders, according to a Russian Defense Ministry statement reported by Interfax and picked up by Reuters.

According to the report, Russia’s Defense Ministry says such joint patrols are expected to be a regular occurrence moving forward.

The news comes amid tensions along the Russia-Ukraine border as Western powers scramble to counter an implied threat by Russian President Vladimir Putin to invade the neighboring country.

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El vínculo de Israel con el grupo étnico más grande de Afganistán

Los miembros del grupo étnico pastún, muchos de los cuales ayudaron al ex gobierno afgano durante la ocupación de EE.UU, evocan teorías históricas que rastrean una conexión con el judaísmo. Temen ser asesinados por los talibanes y piden refugio. ¿Podrían emigrar a Israel?

Desde el ascenso de los talibanes al poder y la toma de Kabul, la vida en la capital afgana se ha convertido en un desafío para muchos. Y entre los que experimentan las dificultades de la toma de posesión se encuentran muchos pastunes, el grupo étnico más grande del país que consta de más de 15 millones de personas.

Si bien los propios talibanes comenzaron como un movimiento tribal pastún y todavía tienen un gran poder en el corazón cultural de los pastunes del sur de

Israel to partially renovate hazardous bridge to Temple Mount — TV

After an engineering report says Mughrabi Bridge in danger of collapse, state said set to replace decrepit wooden beams; no plans for thorough fix because of site’s sensitivity.

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The Mughrani Bridge entrance to the Temple Mount compound in the Old City of Jerusalem, on November 07, 2016. (Sebi Berens/Flash90)

The state will conduct minor repairs to a bridge that serves as the sole entry point for Jews and tourists to Jerusalem’s Temple Mount due to a risk of collapse, according to a Thursday television report.

Alto diplomático de Baréin en Israel: el acuerdo nuclear con Irán alimentó violencia

Enlace Judío.- De visita en Israel el domingo, un alto diplomático de Baréin criticó el acuerdo nuclear con Irán de 2015 y dijo que había alimentado la violencia y los disturbios en la región y había causado la muerte de inocentes.

El subsecretario de Relaciones Internacionales del reino de Baréin dice que el JCPOA (acuerdo nuclear con Irán) ha causado inestabilidad y muertes de inocentes y culpa a Irán de los conflictos en la región.

“¿Con qué nos dejó?” El jeque Abdullah bin Ahmad al Khalifa, subsecretario de Relaciones Internacionales de Baréin, dijo sobre el acuerdo en una conferencia de

Pope Francis restricts Latin Mass that caused controversy with Jews

Pope Francis, seen at a Holy Mass in Vatican City in June 2019. (Grzegorz Galazka/Archivio Grzegorz Galazka/Mondadori Portfolio via Getty Images)

(JTA) — Pope Francis has restricted the use of the Latin Mass, a form of the liturgy favored by traditionalist Catholics that calls for the conversion of the Jews and that until 2008 included a reference to Jewish “blindness.”

Francis’ declaration on Friday is a repudiation of an earlier decree by his predecessor, Pope Benedict XVI, who in 2007 made it easier to use the Latin Mass. At the time of that declaration, Jewish groups expressed concern because the Latin Mass recited on Good Friday included a “prayer for the Jews” that called for their conversion to Christianity and referred to the Jews’ “blindness.”

Jewish groups worried at the time that Benedict’s decision signified a retreat from the Second Vatican Council, or Vatican II, which declared in a 1965 document

Bennett met secretly last week with Jordan’s King Abdullah in Amman

Jordanian officials said to be unnerved by news of meeting leaking out, having agreed to summit under condition of strict secrecy.

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Jordan's King Abdullah II gives a speech during the inauguration of the 19th Parliament’s non-ordinary session, in Amman, Jordan, on December 10, 2020. (Yousef Allan/The Royal Hashemite Court via AP)

Prime Minister Naftali Bennett and Jordanian King Abdullah II met in secret last week at the crown palace in Amman, in the first summit between the countries’ leaders in over three years.

Bennett, who took office less than a month ago, traveled to meet Abdullah last