Jewish groups, led by the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), are advocating for the reinstatement of New York's old law banning masks in public. This measure aims to facilitate the arrest of antisemitic demonstrators who hide their identities.“A mask law will make a difference,” stated ADL Regional Director Scott Richman. He pointed out the historical impact such laws had on the Ku Klux Klan, a white supremacist group notorious for their masked violence. “Nobody wanted their face to be seen,” Richman noted.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed the targeted killing of Sami Taleb Abdullah, a senior Hezbollah commander, in an airstrike on Tuesday night. Abdullah, 55, who led the Nasr Unit or “Victory Force,” was responsible for the eastern sector of Southern Lebanon. His death represents a significant blow to the Iranian-backed terror group's operations in the region.

On Thursday, leaders of the G7 called on Palestinian terrorist group Hamas to accept a ceasefire roadmap in Gaza, initially proposed by US President Joe Biden in May. The UN Security Council has backed the plan, emphasizing the need for its implementation. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz stressed the importance of Hamas's compliance, stating, “We therefore call on Hamas in particular to give the necessary consent so that this can now work.” President Biden's initiative aims to secure a truce and the release of hostages.

TV personality Dr. Phil recently shared a powerful clip from his show, "Dr. Phil Primetime," on X, formerly known as Twitter. The episode, which aired on Friday, featured Dr. Phil's visit to the site of the Nova music festival massacre in Israel. During his trip to Israel last month, Dr. Phil visited the site where terrorists overran the music festival during Hamas's October 7 attack. In his post, Dr. Phil described the experience as "absolutely overwhelming."