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At a time when Israel’s front line of kindness has become the target of cynical political attacks, young women performing national service are saving lives in hospitals and caring for the elderly. As civilian pioneers, their work forms a moral backbone that strengthens Israeli society.
Trump reportedly calls regime “bluffers” as a senior Israeli official asseses that a US strike could lead to the fall of the ayatollahs.
Opposition outlet Iran International reports Iran’s supreme leader is hiding in an underground bunker in Tehran. Senior officials, including Ali Larijani, were allegedly blindfolded en route to meetings.
As US-Iran tensions escalate, a caucus at the Knesset brought together Israeli and American officials to discuss the countries' alliance. Huckabee emphasized the value of the United States' investment in Israel, saying, "People like Tucker Carlson will never understand."
The United States has rebuilt a broad coalition of Arab and Western partners in preparation for a possible military strike on Iran, as senior officials around President Donald Trump increasingly argue that force may be unavoidable, a US source familiar with the discussions said.
