US intelligence is assessing how Iran would respond if President Trump declares victory and withdraws amid polling pressure, with officials warning of possible renewed strikes, oil storage concerns and Tehran’s threats over potential damage to wells

The supposed 'ceasefire' in Lebanon has become a dangerous trap, limiting IDF freedom of action while Hezbollah exploits Israeli troops’ presence, rebuilds support and turns the north into a bloody war of attrition

Up to 30,000 of the redesigned passports will be issued in Washington ahead of July 4, with applicants able to opt for a standard version by applying online or outside the capital, officials said

Tehran is pushing to reopen the Strait of Hormuz before nuclear talks resume, but US officials warn the move could weaken Washington’s leverage as Trump weighs the blockade, Iran’s leadership crisis and the future of the ceasefire

Police warned of traffic disruptions in Bnei Brak and Jerusalem, while three suspects were arrested in Beit Shemesh over the alleged assault of a Haredi soldier and police volunteer

Beran A., who pledged allegiance to ISIS, stockpiled TATP explosives and planned to ram his car into Taylor Swift fans outside her Vienna concert, entered court with his face covered; photos released before the hearing showed a bottle of 'milky' explosive material in his family’s refrigerator and a bomb trigger device

Netanyahu had been due to testify Monday, but about an hour before the hearing was set to begin, his attorney, Amit Hadad, asked the court to cancel his appearance

Retired and sitting judges describe isolation, fear and growing public distrust, while rejecting claims that appointments are driven by cliques or connections