Almost two years after the Hamas massacre on October 7, major Western countries have announced one after another their official recognition of a Palestinian state; British prime minister spoke about the hostages, and claimed: 'This is not a reward for Hamas'  

President Pezeshkian says Iran will overcome any sanction after UN Security Council moved to restore restrictions, while Tehran’s Supreme National Security Council warned it may suspend cooperation with IAEA

In January, Likud lawmaker Ariel Kallner called on Interior Minister Moshe Arbel to revoke Zoabi’s Israeli citizenship, citing her statements in support of Hamas and of the October 7 attacks

Two Israeli soldiers were moderately wounded and six others lightly injured; all were evacuated to Barzilai Medical Center in Ashkelon

Diaspora Affairs Ministry launched a website alleging flotilla leaders have ties to Hamas and the Muslim Brotherhood, while activists say internal tensions and long delays are straining the month-long voyage from Barcelona

Portugal joined the declaration of Britain, Australia and Canada, at least 6 more countries will be added; and although the recognition will not change anything on the ground, it will require Israel to respond Ynet Global helps you sort out what it all means

The Prime Minister spoke with MK Eli Dallal after protesters stormed a toast-raising event in Kfar Saba and threw banknotes at him. Netanyahu accused the protesters of "assault" — and sent a threatening message shortly after the police commissioner ordered an investigation. The protesters responded: “Dallal tripped.”