Report:
Bessent moves to military base after Iranian threats
The New York Times reports that Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has been relocated to a military base amid Iranian threats, as US intelligence warns of advanced plots against officials.
The New York Times reports that Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has been relocated to a military base amid Iranian threats, as US intelligence warns of advanced plots against officials.


US prosecutors charge three alleged Iran-backed operatives over attacks on Jewish targets and a foiled bombing plot against a British air base housing US forces.

The House votes 211-204 to sideline impeachment proceedings against Pete Hegseth, as Trump declares victory and attacks Republican critic Thomas Massie.

Former Hamas hostage Eli Sharabi hangs photographs of family members murdered in the October 7 massacre in his brother Sharon Sharabi's Knesset office. Watch.

MK Limor Sonn Har Melech calls for new elections and warns parties considering forming a government with the support of Arab lawmakers.

In new memoir, former President Joe Biden reveals the surprisingly warm letter Donald Trump left him in the Oval Office in 2021.

Jarosława Lewicka, who helped save Jews during the Holocaust when she was just six years old, passes away in Haifa at the age of 91.

Western intelligence estimates Iran retains at least 1,700 ballistic missiles and can produce 50 more each month despite extensive US and Israeli airstrikes.

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Police findings submitted to prosecutors find no election financing violations. Likud claims 1,281 complaints of election irregularities remain uninvestigated.

Minister Gila Gamliel backs Netanyahu's call for a broad-based government, saying neither bloc can govern alone and personal considerations must not stand in the way of unity.

Minister Yitzhak Wasserlauf attended the Knesset swearing-in ceremony with his wife and children, when one of his sons was asked whether he was proud of his father and his answer brought a smile to everyone's face.

Knesset speaker candidate Matan Kahana spoke to Arutz Sheva about his new role, support from Arab parties and the possibility of a unity government.