President Trump told Channel 12 that he is "close to making a decision" on whether to launch what he described as "a massive attack," saying he is considering action that would be "greater than anything in the past."

President Trump told Channel 12 that he is "close to making a decision" on whether to launch what he described as "a massive attack," saying he is considering action that would be "greater than anything in the past."

The IDF says it is responding to a reported stabbing attack near the former West Bank settlement of Ganim, close to Jenin. According to the military, the terrorist was neutralized at the scene. The IDF says the…

The IDF says it is responding to a reported stabbing attack near the former West Bank settlement of Ganim, close to Jenin. According to the military, the terrorist was neutralized at the scene. The IDF says the circumstances surrounding the incident are still under review as additional details are being investigated.

The United States and Saudi Arabia have signed a civil nuclear cooperation agreement that US officials say establishes the legal framework for a long-term, multi-billion-dollar partnership focused on peaceful nuclear…

The United States and Saudi Arabia have signed a civil nuclear cooperation agreement that US officials say establishes the legal framework for a long-term, multi-billion-dollar partnership focused on peaceful nuclear energy and nuclear nonproliferation. The agreement was signed by US Energy Secretary Chris Wright and Saudi Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman, alongside a separate safeguards deal. Following the signing, US President Donald Trump said the agreement will only be approved if Saudi Arabia normalizes relations with Israel by joining the Abraham Accords. In a Truth Social post, Trump stressed that the deal is strictly for civilian use and declared that "there will be no enrichment of material," indicating that Saudi Arabia will not be permitted to enrich uranium on its own soil. The agreement has also raised concerns among Israeli officials.

Several municipalities across Israel have begun opening public bomb shelters as a precaution, following security assessments that rising tensions between the United States and Iran could potentially lead to an Iranian…

Several municipalities across Israel have begun opening public bomb shelters as a precaution, following security assessments that rising tensions between the United States and Iran could potentially lead to an Iranian attack on Israel. Among the cities taking action are Ramat Gan, Karmiel, Eilat, and several others. While the Home Front Command has not changed its official guidelines, local authorities say the move is intended to improve preparedness. In Ramat Gan, residents were also urged to ensure shared building shelters are ready for use if needed, as municipal officials continue coordinating closely with the Home Front Command.