Political Crisis

According to a source close to the Revolutionary Guards, behind Iran's offensive posture lies a deep power struggle at the top of the regime, raising questions about who is truly running the country.

What is Netanyahu happy about? We are getting the same lady in a different outfit. None of those elected in the Likud primaries to realistic spots were willing to take responsibility and say: we were wrong. Soul-searching is necessary.

A new survey points to an erosion of trust in political leadership: 64% believe their trust in public figures is lower than before, and 61% believe the younger generation finds it difficult to trust office holders.

The multitude of parties, combined with the 'drinking' of mandates by Benjamin Netanyahu and the Likud, led to the fact that 'The New Right' and 'Zehut' did not pass the electoral threshold. There is a great fear that even after the 2026 elections, a decision between the blocs will not be reached.

One of the president's most important flagship initiatives was blocked by the Constitutional Council. The Council determined that the bill to prevent access to social networks for those under 15 cannot be implemented. This move joins a long list of the president's political failures.

In January 2025, after Otzma Yehudit left the government, Itamar Ben Gvir was offered to join a constructive vote of no confidence to oust the Prime Minister, with the promise of "any portfolio you want." The Minister of National Security refused, called Benjamin Netanyahu, and reported the plot.

Likud demands that Knesset members Dan Ilouz and Yuli Edelstein resign within 24 hours. If they do not do so, the party will act to convene the faction and advance a process to declare them "defectors."

The Kosovo parliament descended into chaos as Prime Minister Albin Kurti failed to secure enough support to form a government, with the deadline for convening the legislature having passed. During the session, opposition MP Time Kadrijaj pelted the Prime Minister with eggs.

Reservists are exhausted while the government protects draft dodgers. Hesitation regarding Iran harms regional security and peace efforts. The government, driven by the fear of losing power, is leading the country toward a crisis. A collapse of trust in the Haredi sector and attempts to suppress the veteran vote are grave threats to democracy.

In recent weeks, a new object for a panic campaign has emerged - election day. Turning the flagship event of democracy into an explosive and threatening scenario is not just media hysteria, but a planned influence operation aimed at making politics repulsive, eroding public trust, and preparing the ground for the rule of bureaucrats and unelected systems.

Masoud Pezeshkian hinted at rifts in the regime's leadership and spoke of disagreements surrounding strategic decisions. At the same time, he attacked Israel and the USA, claiming: "They tried to conquer Iran like Syria."

A senior security official stated that recent remarks by Iranian leaders reflect deep public despair and a fractured leadership. He added that Mojtaba Khamenei holds an extremist position and is blocking any potential negotiations with the United States.

The dismissal of Defense Minister Fedorov, one of the prominent voices in promoting Ukrainian military technology, sparked public outrage and mass protests against Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrsky. Zelensky rushed to appoint an acting replacement with a profile similar to Fedorov's, in an attempt to calm the crisis without damaging the positive momentum against Russia, but was forced to fire...