A British man was arrested after he drove a minivan into Liverpool soccer fans celebrating their team’s Premier League Championship in an incident that injured almost 50. Authorities said the 53-year-old man is believed to be the only suspect and the incient is not being investigated as an act of terrorism. Hundreds of thousands of fans had lined the route of the hourslong procession under heavy security along a 10-mile (16 kilometer) route through the city Here’s what we know so far about the crash: A car rammed into a crowd Authorities say that, as the parade was ending, a man plowed his car into a crowd of soccer fans in Water Street, in the northwestern English city. Emergency vehicles and an air ambulance rushed to the scene to attend to the injured.

Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar slammed Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara after she informed Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu on Monday evening that his appointment of Maj. Gen. David Zini to the position of Shin Bet chief is “illegal.” Baharav-Miara claims that Netanyahu is not legally permitted to appoint the next Shin Bet chief due to a “conflict of interest” due to the Qatargate case and ordered him to refrain from any “direct or indirect” involvement in appointing the next Shin Bet chief or even an interim replacement.

As Chag Matan HaTorah approaches, HaGaon HaRav Dov Landau published a special letter to bnei yeshivos on their tafkid before Kabbalas HaTorah, and in a rare statement, the Rosh Yeshivah stated that if bnei yeshivos are forcefully recruited to the army, “we will be required to take actions we do not desire.” The letter states: “As everyone knows, for over a year now we have been in a period of great confusion, as the legal status of Lomdei Torah regarding their conscription has not yet been regulated as it has been for all the years, and many of the authorities are openly plotting to conscript Lomdei Torah.

by Rabbi Yair Hoffman Lakewood Unites in Preparation for a Massive Adirei HaTorah Asifah on the Sunday Followi

The Israeli military reported early Tuesday morning, just before 5:00 a.m., that a projectile had been detected coming from Yemen, aimed at Israel.
The IDF noted that its Air Force defense units were actively engaged in attempting to neutralize the incoming missile.
Not long after the initial detection, warning sirens began sounding across communities in the Jordan Valley and areas within Samaria.
Following the incident, the IDF released a statement confirming that the missile originating from Yemen had been shot down successfully. The military added that the sirens were activated in accordance with standard operating procedures.

The Social Security Administration has officially removed 12.3 million people from its database who were recorded as being 120 years old or older, according to information released by the U.S. Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE).

US Ambassador to Turkey and Special Envoy to Syria, Tom Barrack, said: “To paraphrase an old quote: The Middle East is like a feast; you’re either on the guest list or on the menu. It’s easy to fall off the guest list, but it’s hard to get off the menu.”

PHOTOS: Congressman Mike Lawler led a bipartisan delegation to meet Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu. Lawler praised the Prime Minister’s leadership during the war, saying it helped make the region safer. Netanyahu thanked the group for their strong support of Israel.

U.S. Army officials said that the Army will be accountable for any DC road repairs that could come out of June 14’s military parade. The parade, which will be held on the Army’s 250th birthday—and, President Donald Trump’s 79th birthday—will feature a host of heavy military vehicles, including 28 M1A1 tanks, 28 Bradley Fighting Vehicles, 28 Strykers, and four Paladins.