A Russian-born Israeli journalist was removed from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's flight to Washington, allegedly without a proper explanation, raising serious questions about transparency and press freedom.

Why Was Russian-born Journalist Thrown Off Netanyahu's Flight?

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu submitted his response to the state comptroller's probe into the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack, deflecting blame primarily to IDF and Shin Bet leadership failures.


Netanyahu Blames IDF, Shin Bet in Oct 7 Probe Response

Israel's government faces backlash over Defense Minister Israel Katz's push to shut down IDF-run Army Radio (Galei Tzahal) by March 1, 2026, prompting the Supreme Court to demand justification.


Israel's Army Radio Closure Sparks Free Speech Fury

A fresh Maariv poll forecasts a potential Knesset power shift for 2026 elections, with the Israeli opposition bloc reaching 61 seats against Netanyahu's coalition at 49-50.


Knesset Tipping: Opposition Surges to 61 Seats in Knesset Poll Shock 

Netanyahu-Trump meet in Florida: Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu is set to meet President Trump in Florida, where he is expected to voice concerns about Iran’s efforts to rebuild its nuclear enrichment sites and discuss strategies to counter Tehran’s ambitions.


Netanyahu-Trump meet in Florida: Israel Raises Concerns Over Iran's Nuclear Site Rebuilding

Israel Strikes Houthis: The Israeli military has carried out targeted airstrikes on Sanaa, Yemen, striking what it says were Houthi military sites, including the presidential palace, power plants, and fuel storage facilities. 


Israel Strikes Houthis: Netanyahu Warns Houthis of “Heavy Price” as Israel Strikes Yemen

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has blamed a nationwide strike for delaying a ceasefire and the release of hostages, escalating tensions amid ongoing conflicts in the region.


Israel Protests: Netanyahu Blames Mass Strike for Hindering Ceasefire, Hostage Deal 