<p>The Kurdish news outlet <i>Rudaw</i> reported on Monday night that approximately 1,500 ISIS terrorists escaped from a prison in the city of Shaddadi in northeastern Syria.</p><p>The escape occurred against the backdrop of heavy fighting taking place in the area.</p>

A Houthi court in Sanaa upholds death sentences for nine Yemenis accused of espionage.

U.S. President Donald Trump threatened massive tariffs on France after Emmanuel Macron refused to join his Board of Peace.

<p>Senior Hamas official abroad Mohammad Nazzal said the terrorist organization does not understand what the mission of President Donald Trump's Board of Peace is.</p><p>In an interview with Al Jazeera, Nazzal said that if the board's roles include rebuilding the Gaza Strip, facilitating the work of the technocratic management committee, and providing aid and funding to Gaza, “Hamas welcomes this." However, he stressed that it is still impossible to take a final position, since the board's missions “remain unclear to this moment."</p>

Jerusalem tragedy: Daycare owner and caregiver suspected of negligent homicide

Blue and White chairman Benny Gantz says that over the past year, he was offered the chance to lead the government in exchange for supporting the Draft Law, but he rejected the proposal.

<p>After several hours of interrogation, police decided to arrest the owner of the Jerusalem daycare where the two toddlers died, as well as one of the caregivers.</p><p>A hearing on extending their detention has been scheduled for the morning.</p>

Deborah Lipstadt her deputy, Aaron Keyak, condemn Harris campaign staff after Josh Shapiro revealed he was asked if he was “an Israeli agent" during the vetting process for Harris’s running mate.