Mayor Rami Greenberg originally named the square after President Donald Trump following the Jerusalem embassy move, but city officials removed his name in 2023 and now reject residents' appeals to reinstate it.
A well-known Israeli model was arrested on suspicion of involvement in a murder in Petach Tikva. The model had previously been linked to another high-profile investigation.
The Israeli finance minister told the Saudis to ride camels instead of expecting Israeli support for a Palestinian state, and Riyadh responded. A Saudi social media activist: "We ride camels? You're panting after us for normalization."
Minister of finance firmly rejects the pre-requisite set by Riyadh on the path for a regional deal, telling the Makor Rishon conference a deal with Israel is one where Jerusalem sovereignty "all across our borders". "If Saudi Arabia tells Israel normalization in exchange for a Palestinian state, friends no thank you, keep riding camels in the desert."
When asked about the vote, Vance described his initial reaction as confusion. "That was weird. I was sort of confused by that," he said. "The policy of the Trump administration is that the West Bank will not be annexed by Israel. That will continue to be our policy."
"Just as the Third Reich lost its right to exist, so too has Israel," Tel Hai College Dr. Ilana Hairston tells students, prompting outrage.
As US Vice President JD Vance wraps up his visit to Israel, Tel Aviv and Jerusalem will see extensive traffic disruptions, including the temporary closure of the Tel Aviv HaShalom train station.
The talks are considered highly significant not only regarding the implementation of the Trump plan, but also because this marks Netanyahu’s first working meeting with a prominent Republican presidential contender in the post-Trump era.
Twenty-six years after he began advising Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Strategic Affairs Minister Ron Dermer is expected to resign from the government in about three weeks, in mid-November, Israel Hayom has learned.
According to political sources, the “new threats” Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu referred to during his address to the Knesset are Turkey and Qatar’s growing efforts to expand their regional influence.