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Trump: Iran ‘militarily defeated,’ but conflict may not be over
President Trump says Iran has been militarily defeated, warns more strikes remain possible, and vows Tehran will never obtain nuclear weapons.
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President Trump says Iran has been militarily defeated, warns more strikes remain possible, and vows Tehran will never obtain nuclear weapons.

The Israeli government has approved a sweeping new plan to restore and develop the Ancient Samaria National Park in Sebastia, one of the region’s most significant biblical-era archaeological sites.

IDF footage shows an IAF drone striking a terrorist suspected of planting an explosive device in southern Gaza, in support of the Kfir Brigade.

Two men pleaded guilty to an antisemitic hate crime after verbally abusing a Jewish man in London to create 'antisemitic content for social media.'

A historic milestone was marked in the Binyamin Regional Council with the establishment of Shibolet Farm near the community of Mevo Horon.

Amit Segal says the 2014 electoral threshold increase failed to improve stability, instead causing wasted votes, political polarization, and limiting new parties from entering the Knesset.

Police and Shin Bet investigation finds Rahat resident operated social media accounts to spread inciting messages, praise terrorism, and support Hamas’s objectives.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu instructed officials to postpone discussion of the “Who Is a Jew" bill in order to avoid a confrontation with Diaspora Jewry. National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir responded: “This is a mistake. There is an opportunity to approve the move."

Minister Miki Zohar caused a stir when he claimed that Hamas' on October 7 was planned during the previous government led by Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid.

'What are they trying to prevent us from knowing?' says Eitan Mor ahead of the High Court of Justice's hearing against the State Comptroller’s investigation into the failures of October 7.

'It may begin with the Jews, but it never ends with the Jews. Antisemitism may be first, but it’s never last,' says Israel's First Lady Michal Herzog during Magen David Adom award ceremonies in UK.

Indictments filed with Lod District Court against 16 teenagers suspected of involvement in the brutal murder of Yamano Binyamin Zalka at a pizzeria in Petah Tikva on the eve of Independence Day.

Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara is demanding the cancellation of Roman Gofman’s appointment as head of the Mossad.

Mark Adderley has been elected as a councillor in south London after being suspended from the Green Party over a series of antisemitic comments, including conspiracy claims involving Israeli intelligence agencies.

MK Amit Halevi claimed that during the war, conversations were held with international actors behind the Prime Minister’s back.

Prof. Hana Leiba, newly appointed dean of Eilat’s upcoming medical school, says initiative, which has already attracted strong interest from students and faculty members, will strengthen healthcare in southern Israel while training a new generation of doctors.

IRGC-affiliated media calls for imposing "protection" payments on the undersea fiber optic cables that pass through the Strait of Hormuz.

Faith leaders from across the UK sign open letter declaring antisemitism 'a problem for all of us to fix,' following a wave of attacks on Jewish communities, synagogues, and institutions.

A senior IDF officer told Kan News that Hezbollah is increasingly concerned about regional isolation, but still refuses to give up its weapons.

PA advisor Mahmoud Al-Habbash slams Hamas for ruling "over the skulls of children" in Gaza.

The IRGC warns of strikes on US bases and ships if Iran’s maritime trade faces further "aggression."

Peter Magyar is sworn in as Hungary’s PM, pledging to end corruption and restore ties with the EU.

Secretary of State Rubio meets Qatar’s PM in Miami, as the Qataris mediate between the US and Iran to negotiate a memo ending the war.

Family of Yamano Zalka protests outside prosecutor’s office, warning against leniency for suspects accused in allegedly planned killing in Petah Tikva.

After the controversy over the removal of a Palestinian body from a grave near Sa-Nur, local Israelis say the action was a planned move intended to create a future restriction on the development of the renewed town.

Former Fire and Rescue Service Commissioner Dedi Simchi, whose son Guy fell in battle on October 7, announces decision to join politics, run in upcoming elections.

The world's largest rating agency, S&P, affirmed Israel's credit rating at A and kept the rating outlook "stable".

Video circulating online shows a man expertly balancing and spinning three Pepsi bottles on his chin at haredi wedding. Watch.

Israel reportedly set up a secret military base deep in the Iraqi desert, the Wall Street Journal reports.

Two pedestrians were hit by a quad bike on Ben Gurion Boulevard in Kiryat Motzkin. Police detained the quad bike rider for questioning.

IDF, ISA, destroy Islamic Jihad weapons production facility used by two terror groups. Watch.

IDF sources confirm distribution of SMASH Handheld systems to soldiers in Lebanon.

IDF destroys drone launch position, weapons storehouses, and loaded launchers during counterterror operation in southern Lebanon.

Three IDF reservists injured Saturday by explosive drones launched by the Hezbollah terror group in gross violation of the Israel-Lebanon ceasefire.

Pentagon releases declassified UFO files after Trump orders "complete transparency" on such sightings.

The FBI concludes the Austin, Texas mass shooter in March was a lone actor motivated by grievances over the Iran war.

Metropolitan Police announce arrest of ninth suspect in the Hatzolah ambulance arson case.

Former US Vice President denounces the Iran war, slams Trump for rising gas prices and lost influence.

Chilean President José Antonio Kast tells President Herzog he will return Chile’s ambassador to Israel, ending years of rift.

US State Department announces Israel-Lebanon talks May 14-15, focusing on peace and disarming Hezbollah.
