Israel Hayom correspondent Moria Kor joins Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for a day on the campaign trail. 

As the election nears, Yamina leader Naftali Bennett tells Israel Hayom that he will be the next prime minister – despite what the polls and the electoral math would appear to indicate.

Gideon Sa'ar's New Hope party has plummeted from a dream of 20 seats at the start of the campaign to around 10, but he is not despairing. In an interview to Israel Hayom, Sa'ar says he expects "dialogue" with Naftali Bennett and says that PM Netanyahu's success with the vaccines does not lessen his failure to handle the COVID crisis. 

The Yesh Atid leader speaks to Israel Hayom about Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's "disastrous" government, and how he would handle the health and economic crises that are throttling Israel.  

Blue and White leader Benny Gantz's political naiveté proved to be a double-edged sword, but the now battered politician says that just because he didn't get to be the prime minister at this time, "doesn’t mean it won't happen."

MK Bezalel Smotrich lambastes Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's "humiliating" treatment of religious Zionism and the politicking that left Yamina out of the coalition. "Netanyahu stabbed us in the back," he says. 

Meretz leader Nitzan Horowitz believes the Center-Left bloc has a real chance of winning the March 2 elections and believes the Labor-Gesher-Meretz faction "needs to be the influencing force over Blue and White." Labor-Gesher-Meretz "offers clear and precise solutions to people who need to ask themselves who really represents them in the Knesset," he says.

Bestselling author and special-needs advocate Lihi Lapid, the wife of Yesh Atid leader Yair Lapid, believes "the time has come for renewal and rejuvenation. Israelis are in need of calm and composed leadership, without any dramas, because we are sick of it."

The US-Iran meeting in Oman allowed the sides to resume dialogue, but the real negotiations still lie ahead. The fact that President Donald Trump appears to be aligning with Iran’s demand to focus talks solely on the nuclear issue should be a source of concern in Jerusalem.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will meet with President Donald Trump as early as this coming Wednesday. His office said the talks will focus on Iran. According to the Prime Minister’s Office, Netanyahu believes any negotiations must include restrictions on ballistic missiles and an end to Iranian support for its regional axis.

New survey by the umbrella organization of Jewish federations in North America paints a complex picture. 71% report an emotional connection to Israel and 60% say the country strengthens their Jewish pride, but 69% say it is sometimes hard to support the Israeli government. JFNA executive: “The decline in identification does not signal distancing from Israel’s existence”

As Iran weakens, Arab states warn of war while quietly fearing the rise of unchecked Israeli power. The Middle East prefers a half-dead Iran, and a contained Israel, in one package.

Exclusive investigation exposes how extremist rhetoric, botched business deals, and diplomatic failures have pushed the UAE, Israel's most important Arab ally, toward the breaking point.

Phase Two? A ceasefire? Beneath Gaza’s soil, a war with no red or yellow lines is raging: the fight against the tunnels. At the heart of the network, alongside engineering officers, it becomes clear that the threat remains, and could intensify in the future. And also: the city people joke about, saying, “Wherever you drop a drill, you hit a tunnel.”

A transformational Trump must strike at Iran now.

US Embassy warns of escalating danger amid diplomatic talks, tells citizens to flee to Armenia or Turkey.

The journey of national liberation began with a challenge to the gods of Egypt, continued with the splitting of the sea, and reached its climax at Mount Sinai. Eternity broke into history, and the people were transformed from a collective of slaves into a kingdom of priests bearing a universal message. The covenant forged at Sinai, more enduring than the laws of nature, led us through the wilderness of nations until our sovereign revival in our land.

Beijing's new Tel Aviv embassy hosted first major event since Gaza war ended, marking Year of the Fire Horse. Ambassador Xiao Junzheng praises Israeli resilience and bilateral trade that reached historic $33 billion in 2025.

Behind the impression of firm American resolve, it is becoming clear that in the secret talks held in Oman, Iran initially managed to bend the agenda to its advantage. What concessions are being weighed behind the scenes, who actually defused the crisis, and is the regime heading toward a dangerous internal confrontation?

The prime minister made the remarks during a closed-door discussion of the Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee. “We have a relationship with them, but this needs to be monitored,” he said.

Arab diplomatic sources estimate that alongside talks with the US, Iran is preparing to “boost its readiness for war” should fighting break out. Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei’s senior adviser, Ali Larijani, is expected to see his powers expanded, alongside a series of appointments of new commanders from the hardline camp.

Families petition Netanyahu to block Bashar al-Masri's construction project near Old City. The Palestinian-American billionaire faces $200 million lawsuit in US over alleged Hamas financing and use of his Gaza properties.

By replacing restraint with public humiliation and pressure, Donald Trump reshaped US diplomacy and replaced norms that governed alliances and global order for decades

An indictment was filed against the brother of Shin Bet chief David Zini in the Gaza smuggling affair. While serving as a reservist, Betzalel Zini was responsible for the logistical framework of the Uriya Force, which operates engineering equipment and holds permits allowing convoys of machinery to enter the Gaza Strip.

Starmer apologizes after admitting he knew ambassador Peter Mandelson had ties to Jeffrey Epstein before appointment. Leaked documents show government intelligence shared with pedophile, cash payments, and compromising photos.

After October 7, Israel’s security doctrine has fundamentally changed. A regime that seeks Israel’s destruction and possesses the means to carry it out may choose to use them. Any future agreement must therefore include limits on Iran’s production and stockpiling of ballistic missiles.