Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu strongly rejected claims of growing hostility toward Christians in Israel, calling recent anti-Christian incidents isolated “aberrations” that do not reflect Israeli values or policy. Speaking in an off-air portion of a CBS “60 Minutes” interview, Netanyahu defended Israel’s record, arguing it remains the only country in the Middle East where Christians
British Jews voiced growing concern after candidates accused of antisemitism and anti-Israel extremism made major gains in local UK elections. In Hackney — home to Europe’s largest ultra-Orthodox Jewish community — Green Party politician Zoe Garbett won the mayoralty after campaigning against what she called “genocide” in Gaza. Green Party leader Zack Polanski also drew
‘I have just read the response from Iran’s so-called ‘Representatives.’ I don’t like it,’ Trump wrote.
Trump repeated that the United States remains committed to preventing Tehran from obtaining nuclear weapons.
Footage from a Hezbollah FPV drone shows the UAV circling an Iron Dome battery and targeting the IDF crew manning it.
The effort to portray the new supreme leader as being in control follows growing reports of internal rivalries among the Islamic Republic’s remaining power centers.
Prime Minister Netanyahu told 60 Minutes the campaign against Iran made major gains but remains unfinished, demanding that highly enriched uranium be physically taken out of the country.
A major battle is expected over legislation creating a government-appointed commission to investigate failures surrounding the October 7, 2023 Hamas massacre.
The Saudi position, cloaked in the vocabulary of international law and Palestinian self-determination, serves the same purpose: to make any recognition of Israel conditional on terms Riyadh knows Jerusalem cannot accept.
Trump dismissed Iran’s leverage in the current diplomatic standoff, suggesting that Tehran has ‘very few cards’ left to play.
