Report:
US hit Iran's Qeshm Island as part of secret strikes campaign
The Wall Street Journal reports that the US struck Iran's Qeshm Island Monday as part of a weeks-long campaign of limited attacks kept secret to avoid escalation.
The Wall Street Journal reports that the US struck Iran's Qeshm Island Monday as part of a weeks-long campaign of limited attacks kept secret to avoid escalation.


VP JD Vance says talks with Iran are progressing and no deadline has been set, but insists Tehran must verifiably commit not to rebuild its nuclear program.

Netanyahu calls for a broad patriotic government with his current allies and additional parties, while rejecting reliance on Ra'am and its partners.

British pop star visits the Western Wall with Sylvan Adams, places a prayer note between the stones, and reflects on his family.

NYPD investigates after four Jewish school buses in Brooklyn were vandalized with swastikas and anti-Israel graffiti amid a rise in antisemitic incidents.

Shin Bet chief David Zini reportedly accuses legal advisers of delaying the election interference probe as the Attorney General demands additional evidence.

Hackers remotely took control of refrigeration systems in Europe, causing food spoilage and fires. Israel's National Cyber Directorate warns supermarket chains.

Former MK Nissim Ze'ev, one of Shas's founders, analyzes the party's election defeat in an interview with Arutz Sheva-Israel National News and calls on Aryeh Deri to step down.

He was pulled out of Gaza to say goodbye. Half an hour later, his wife was gone. Now, after 900+ days of reserve duty, Shimon Aviksar is raising three children alone and can no longer cover their basic needs.








































































Senior Religious Zionist rabbis have issued a public statement following the Knesset elections, expressing firm opposition to the formation of a government that does not have the backing of a Jewish majority.

Avigdor Liberman alleges that the Palestinian Authority funded the Joint List and influenced Arab parties during Israel's elections, rejecting cooperation with them.

Yisrael Beytenu chairman declares that he will not join any government with Netanyahu but will also refuse to support a minority government.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accuses Israeli Left of hypocrisy over efforts to court haredi parties, reaffirming his support for Shas chair Aryeh Deri.