Senior Israeli officials said there has been a slowdown in shipments in recent weeks and that they believe it stems from bureaucratic and technical problems. One senior official called Netanyahu's decision to attack the administration 'dangerous' given the growing tensions in the north

Top U.S. military officer says Israeli offensive in Lebanon risks Iranian response ■ One Israeli severely wounded, another lightly wounded in Metula by anti-tank fire from Lebanon ■ Hezbollah claims responsibility for drones fired to Upper Galilee ■ PM Netanyahu: Intense part of Gaza fighting almost over ■ Houthis attacked cargo ship; crew reports minor injures, damage to vessel

The poll also predicted that a new right-wing alliance in opposition to Netanyahu could win 34 seats and become the largest party in the Knesset

The appointment of Yulia Shamalov-Berkovich as head of Israel's Channel 13 is seen as the latest attempt by Netanyahu and his loyalists to turn a news outlet into a right-wing echo chamber. Women's groups – horrified by her past statements on sexual harassment – have joined journalists in the fight to overturn the move

The temporary order is currently valid until July 31, or until the end of the declaration of a special situation on the home front

On the verge of a full-scale war in the north, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has chosen to publically attack the Biden administration for delaying arms shipments to Israel, catering firstly to his right-wing base. Defense Minister Yoav Gallant will make an effort to solve the crisis over the deliveries during his visit to Washington

Two lightly wounded in Metula by anti-tank fire from Lebanon ■ Hezbollah claims responsibility for drones fired to Upper Galilee ■ PM Netanyahu: Intense part of Gaza fighting almost over ■ Houthis attacked cargo ship; crew reports minor injures, damage to vessel