<p>The oil shipping tracking group TankerTrackers reports that two oil tankers departed Iran on Monday carrying approximately 3.8 million barrels of crude oil. According to the report, this marks the first Iranian oil export in roughly two months.</p><p>Additionally, the tracking group notes that another oil tanker, which had been waiting near the coast of Pakistan over recent weeks, has begun moving toward the blockade line and is preparing to dock at an Iranian port.</p>

Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee approves for its first reading a bill introduced by MK Moshe Passal to freeze funds paid by the Palestinian Authority to the Gaza Strip.

<p>The Ukrainian military announced that a Su-24M fighter jet crashed over the country's Khmelnytskyi oblast. Both the pilot and the navigator were killed.</p><p>The circumstances of the crash were not disclosed, and the Ukrainian military has launched an investigation.</p>

A US official reveals that the IRGC has launched multiple attack drones toward commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz every night since Sunday's signed memorandum.

A Syrian source claims the Syrian President fears damaging his standing in the Arab world, demanding an Israeli withdrawal from southern Syria as a prerequisite for tackling Hezbollah.

<p>The Norwegian national team got their World Cup campaign off to a perfect start with a resounding 4-1 victory over Iraqs.</p><p>Team superstar Erling Haaland stole the show in his tournament debut, scoring two goals. Leo Østigård added a goal of his own, before Kristian Thorstvedt capped off the dominant Norwegian performance. Aymen Hussein scored the lone goal for the Iraqis.</p>

Yanki Deri is expected to be appointed co-chairman of KKL-JNF. The Shas party chairman's office emphasizes that the position is unsalaried and temporary.

Visiting London, exiled crown prince Reza Pahlavi blasts the upcoming US-Iran peace deal, warning that any agreement leaving the regime in place will fail.