Israel Hayom

He has held the position longer than those who appointed him, even though he doesn't exactly do the job he was assigned. He doesn't get along with almost anyone, yet he remains in the most important house in Britain.

US President Donald Trump faces a strategic decision between expanding the campaign against Iran or returning to a path of settlement. His decision could have far-reaching consequences for Israel, the Gulf states, and regional stability.

The US midterm elections are approaching rapidly. Democrats need three seats to flip the House of Representatives, and in some cities, the Israeli issue has become a fault line. In the House, Democrats need to win three more seats than in 2024 to reach a majority, while in the Senate, it is a more complex challenge for them.

After the deterioration in relations led by the current president, Gustavo Petro, who expelled the Israeli ambassador and opened an embassy in Palestine, the elected president promised "strengthening the presence in places where there are strategic opportunities." Now he is fulfilling it: this is the first step he is taking for Israel.

The US President claimed in a conversation with the Wall Street Journal that the US has "much more ammunition than we need." At the same time, Trump published a series of AI images on Truth Social hinting at his intention to target Kharg Island. Iran responded: "Too hot for you, softie, go back to your air conditioner."

The chairman of the National Security Committee in the Tehran parliament threatens following Kyiv's attacks in the Caspian Sea: "Ukraine will understand that Iran does not leave actions without a response" • Volodymyr Zelensky revealed: Russia is transferring satellite observations of the Middle East to Iran to refine its strikes • The Ukrainian ambassador was summoned for a reprimand in Tehran.

The University of Minnesota is promoting the distribution of therapeutic dolls with removable genitalia for classrooms and clinics. The project, which received public funding and was developed over six years, is sparking controversy in the USA. Opponents: "Not appropriate for the target age." Supporters: "An effective tool for strengthening mental resilience."

The Pentagon has updated its casualty figures, adding 140 previously unrecorded wounded soldiers. Meanwhile, reports indicate that China and Pakistan are coordinating efforts to reduce tensions between the US and Iran.

Organizers called on participants to bring US flags and raise a joint voice against antisemitism, terrorism, and violence on a racial or religious background. Among the targets is Mayor Zohran Mamdani, known for his extreme anti-Israel positions. The rally comes in response to an incident in which a Jewish and an Asian man were stabbed in the Upper West Side, after the attacker shouted "Allahu...

Geert Wilders arrived for a tour of the reviving settlement against the backdrop of the Dutch government's decision to boycott products from Judea and Samaria. During the visit, the plan to establish 19 settlements in northern Samaria was presented to him.

The typhoon reached the coast in Guangdong province, bringing strong winds and heavy rains. Authorities declared the highest level of alert for flash floods in several provinces.

The new administration in Caracas officially notified the UN Secretary-General of its withdrawal, accusing the ICC of "geographic bias." The US State Department welcomed the move and harshly attacked the court in The Hague, calling on other member states to withdraw.

A massive fire broke out Friday night at the tomb complex of the founder of the Chabad Hasidic movement, Rabbi Schneur Zalman (the "Baal HaTanya"), in the Ukrainian city of Hadiach. The blaze completely destroyed the central building and the synagogue.

Two buses collided on the road between Deir ez-Zor and Palmyra, causing one to catch fire. 30 people were injured, including security personnel. Helicopters were dispatched for medical evacuation, and hospitals have been placed on high alert.

António Guterres will be the first UN Secretary-General to visit the country since the outbreak of the war in 2011. He will meet with President Ahmad al-Sharaa, address the new parliament, and reach the buffer zone between Israel and Syria.

The UN committee defined the ancient city in Samaria and the Beaufort fortress as "heritage sites in danger," citing "ongoing conflicts in the Middle East." The Israeli Foreign Ministry criticized the move: "Ignoring clear historical facts and the reality on the ground."

Ukrainian drones targeted Wildberries logistics centers near Saint Petersburg, while a cruise missile hit a defense plant in Kirov. Meanwhile, a Russian strike on an arms exhibition near Kyiv resulted in multiple casualties.

The nuclear agreement signed between the US and Saudi Arabia was frozen following a post by President Donald Trump calling for Riyadh to join the Abraham Accords. White House Press Secretary: "Trump is the ultimate deal closer." Israeli sources told CNN that Benjamin Netanyahu wanted to pressure Trump to include normalization with Riyadh as part of the agreement.