Trump on possible strikes against Iran: You will know soon enough
President Trump warns that US forces are ready to resume strikes on Iran if necessary, while insisting Tehran cannot act without Washington's approval.
President Trump warns that US forces are ready to resume strikes on Iran if necessary, while insisting Tehran cannot act without Washington's approval.


President Herzog announces that he will assign the mandate to form a government on Sunday, cautions that Eisenkot's ability to build a coalition remains uncertain despite securing 67 recommendations.

A Montreal kosher bakery suffers extensive damage in a suspected arson attack, prompting a hate crimes investigation after a second incident in two days.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio rejects reports he may resign after Republicans' midterm defeat, declines to discuss 2028 and defends Trump's leadership

After United Torah Judaism declined to endorse Netanyahu, MK Yitzhak Pindrus makes clear that the party has not abandoned its partnership with Israel's religious community.

Shin Bet chief David Zini compared the alleged influx of foreign money during the elections to the October 7 failure at a closed-door conference.

Following the Joint List's endorsement of Gadi Eisenkot at the President's Residence, MK Ahmed Tibi mocks Minister Itamar Ben Gvir, suggesting he is full of hot air.

Herzog asks whether the Joint List would withdraw support during a war with Iran or Hamas, but party chairman Jabareen declines to give a firm commitment.

From reclaiming individual homes to building entire neighborhoods, Harchivi Makom Ohalech is expanding the Jewish presence in Hebron. Now, you can help secure the next home and strengthen our connection to our ancestral land.



































































As Yashar recommends Eisenkot, Herzog expresses concern over American defense aid and urges swift government formation, while Yashar rejects Netanyahu unity.

Bennett and Lapid's Together party recommends Eisenkot to form the next government, rejects haredi draft exemptions and warns against political unity.

Shas chairman Aryeh Deri addressed the election results at a faction meeting, declaring, "300,000 votes is not a collapse," and promising to learn lessons from the defeat.

The Arab Joint List unanimously backs Gadi Eisenkot to form the next government, despite criticizing his camp's response to incitement against Arab citizens.