Report:
Iran still has 1,700 ballistic missiles, produces 50 monthly
Western intelligence estimates Iran retains at least 1,700 ballistic missiles and can produce 50 more each month despite extensive US and Israeli airstrikes.
Western intelligence estimates Iran retains at least 1,700 ballistic missiles and can produce 50 more each month despite extensive US and Israeli airstrikes.


Police findings submitted to prosecutors find no election financing violations. Likud claims 1,281 complaints of election irregularities remain uninvestigated.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Hamas's refusal to disarm is preventing Gaza's reconstruction, accusing the terrorist organization of exploiting humanitarian aid to rebuild its military capabilities.

US ambassador to Israel clarifies that Trump has not ruled out further military action against Iran and also addressed political developments in Israel following the elections.

MK Yitshak Goldknopf says his party has yet to decide whether to join Eisenkot and criticizes his former partners, 'The Religious Zionist Party dealt us a blow.'

In new memoir, former President Joe Biden reveals the surprisingly warm letter Donald Trump left him in the Oval Office in 2021.

Eliyahu calls the unity government proposed by the Prime Minister a "national paralysis government" and warns the haredi parties against "repeating the mistake of Oslo."

Following Netanyahu's speech at the Knesset swearing-in ceremony, the Yashar party chairman ordered the cancellation of a planned negotiation meeting with Likud representatives.

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Minister Gila Gamliel backs Netanyahu's call for a broad-based government, saying neither bloc can govern alone and personal considerations must not stand in the way of unity.

Minister Yitzhak Wasserlauf attended the Knesset swearing-in ceremony with his wife and children, when one of his sons was asked whether he was proud of his father and his answer brought a smile to everyone's face.

Knesset speaker candidate Matan Kahana spoke to Arutz Sheva about his new role, support from Arab parties and the possibility of a unity government.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sharply criticized the Joint List and Ra'am on Tuesday evening, claiming that there is no difference between the two parties' objectives.