Report:
Mossad chief in Washington as Netanyahu pushes for Iran strikes
Axios reports Mossad chief Roman Gofman meets senior US officials in Washington as Netanyahu presses Trump to resume strikes on Iran, despite the President's reluctance.
Axios reports Mossad chief Roman Gofman meets senior US officials in Washington as Netanyahu presses Trump to resume strikes on Iran, despite the President's reluctance.


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The IDF and Shin Bet say they eliminated more than 10 terrorists in Gaza over the past week, including Hamas terrorists who participated in the October 7 massacre.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent defies Iranian death threats after moving to a military base, saying US economic pressure is working and Tehran will seek a deal.

MK Ahmed Tibi displays alleged messages from Netanyahu associate Natan Eshel, claiming the Prime Minister sought to influence the Joint List after the elections.

Turkey and Qatar sign a mutual defense agreement as Iranian attacks threaten Gulf states, strengthening their military partnership amid growing regional tensions.

Adult education program at George Mason faces criticism over a course on Palestinian history taught by an activist who joined an anti-Israel Gaza flotilla.

Minister Orit Strock sharply criticizes the Board of Peace and its head, Nickolay Mladenov, saying the new demilitarization plan meets Hamas's demands and leaves weapons in Gaza.

Yishai Cohen asks the public to help lift his mother's debts of about NIS 1 million before the family loses its home.



































































Shlomo Kook questions how election results can cause a 'crisis of faith,' says Jewish faith has survived repeated persecution and needs no stamp of approval from any political bloc.

Middle East expert Dr. Edy Cohen, who warned before the election of Arab states' involvement, claims several of them ran a campaign encouraging a change of government that strengthened the Arab parties.

Opposition leader Yair Lapid declared at Yesh Atid's fourth convention that a new government would be formed, even if it required painful compromises.

The Election Committee chairman said serious allegations concerning the elections remain under investigation, but the information gathered has not yet yielded evidence.