It is not Donald Trump whom Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu should be most concerned about, but rather James Fishback, a Republican candidate for governor of Florida. Netanyahu, the architect of Israel’s alliance with the Republican Party, should use his conversation with the president to address the need to curb a trend that ultimately threatens US support for Israel.

A Hamas propaganda handbook seized during ground operations in Gaza has laid bare the terror organization's calculated strategy: present a sanitized image to Western audiences while maintaining core antisemitic ideology in Arabic-language materials distributed internally.

Handala group, linked to Iranian intelligence, has breached phones of Netanyahu associate and former Prime Minister Bennett as part of broader influence operation against Israel.

As first reported by Israel Hayom, divisions within the US administration persist, and it remains unclear which position the president will ultimately adopt. Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner are urging the start of Gaza’s reconstruction even before Hamas is disarmed.