Filmed at the school in Reims where WWII ended, 'The Keys to Freedom' shows how peace was reached; referring to Russia's war in Ukraine, Wenders laments today's 'war against Europe'

Likud's Ariel Kallner says law will 'preserve' Israel's Jewish and democratic character; Hadash-Ta’al MK Tibi counters that it is intended to suppress Arab vote

While committed to talks, Tehran airs missile test footage, hangs banner of Israel covered by targets in shape of Yemeni dagger, and calls out US defense secretary's threats

Hostage Families Forum says government 'choosing territory over hostages'; opposition chiefs say occupying Gaza will 'cost us in blood,' soldiers being sent to die over politics

Senior defense official says Palestinian civilians to be evacuated to new Hamas-free 'sterile zone' in Strip's south, where aid will be delivered under new mechanism

Around 10% of workforce said to use sick days, irate over concessions made by Teachers Union chief; strike leader says deal 'denigrates' hardworking teachers

Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs says proposal 'contravenes fundamental humanitarian principles,' appears aimed at using vital supplies as 'pressure tactic'

Houthis report 14 wounded in rebel-held Sanaa by some 10 overnight strikes, after group struck Ben Gurion Airport with a missile on Sunday, lightly wounding six people