An Israeli unity government vs. a natural coalition
With Israel’s national elections two months away, pollsters, reporters, and pundits typically talk about the two main “blocks” of parties likely to make up the next coalition, based on projections from regular polls. The polls vary slightly, but show an overall similar trend.
Netanyahu says Iran tried to kill his son while Tehran also threatens Trump’s family
“Here is something quite unbelievable… Iran targeted one of my sons. Iran tried to kill, to murder one of my sons,” Netanyahu said, without specifying which son was targeted or offering further detail.
Mamdani admits he can’t arrest Netanyahu as Trump administration launches campaign to dismantle the ICC
NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani acknowledged that he has no legal authority to arrest PM Benjamin Netanyahu, backing away from a pledge he had repeated for more than a year, while the Trump administration separately announced a sweeping campaign to dismantle the International Criminal Court itself.
Saudi Arabia tells Washington: No accords without Netanyahu’s exit
Saudi Arabia’s demand: PM Benjamin Netanyahu must no longer serve as prime minister after Israel’s October election, and policies advanced by Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich in Judea and Samaria over the past three years must be reversed.
Poll: American Jews rate anti-Israel NYC mayor above Netanyahu
A new national survey has found that American Jews view New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, an outspoken critic of Israel who has refused to condemn calls for “intifada” and marked Nakba Day from City Hall, more favorably than Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Backlash from all sides mounts against Trump’s secret Iran deal
A ceasefire between the US and the Islamic Republic of Iran was supposed to end months of war. Instead, the secrecy surrounding its terms triggered a rare backlash from Republicans, Democrats, Jewish organizations, and even members of PM Benjamin Netanyahu’s government.
‘Modern-day Orde Wingates’: Netanyahu meets the evangelical warriors of the IDF
When 17 young evangelical soldiers walked into the Prime Minister’s Office in Jerusalem, they brought with them something that no diplomatic briefing could: the faces of people who chose to bleed for the Jewish state.
“I’m dying… for coffee”: Netanyahu proves he’s alive, one finger at a time
Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei is reportedly dead, Tehran is reeling from US-Israeli strikes, and Israel’s enemies were so desperate for good news that they invented some: Benjamin Netanyahu had been killed.
Netanyahu spotlights probe into funding controversy as NYC debates synagogue safety and IDF strikes Hezbollah targets in Lebanon
Netanyahu elevated a probe into alleged Bennett-era funding of controversial Arab initiatives as debate intensifies over past coalition ties. Meanwhile, New York lawmakers weighed synagogue security measures and the IDF struck Hezbollah targets in Lebanon.
Netanyahu is correct: Gaza cannot be rebuilt until Hamas is disarmed
The terrorist group has demonstrated a consistent ability to transform civilian goods into weapons, turning humanitarian aid into a force multiplier for violence against Israel.