Tensions continue to escalate as Hezbollah launches 100 projectiles into northern Israel, lightly injuring two individuals. This latest attack adds fuel to the ongoing conflict that has seen Israel intensifying its military actions in Lebanon.

Meanwhile, regional instability could surge as Israel plans to halt UNRWA operations, drawing global criticism and sparking concern from UNRWA's chief about the impact on six million Palestinian refugees. Such developments underscore the fragile landscape in which political maneuvers have wide-reaching consequences.

In the United States, Trump’s pro-Israel appointments are causing unease among Arab American supporters, who are disappointed by figures like Mike Huckabee in key roles. As this unfolds, it highlights the complexity of political alliances and the diverse expectations among Trump’s voter base.

Across the globe in Australia, authors are hoping to enlighten politicians with their "Summer Reading for MPs" campaign, which offers historical insights into the Middle East. This initiative aims at fostering informed dialogue without necessarily changing established views.

On a different continent, Senegal's President Faye secures a legislative majority, positioning him to tackle a 25-year reform plan amid fiscal challenges. Balancing voter expectations with economic realities and IMF negotiations will be crucial for his administration.

Lastly, controversy hits the art world as British artist James Bridle loses a prize due to his support for an Israeli cultural boycott. This reflects ongoing tensions between cultural expression and political activism within the international community.