Calling the final campaign stretch a ‘fateful week,’ Netanyahu claims Tehran has revived its nuclear program; Trump is reportedly weighing new strikes, Iran's president urges renewed US talks and the IDF chief warns war could postpone the election

Staff Sgt. Ron Yonatan Roytman and Sgt. Yuval Shai Svilem were killed at Judea Junction; security forces will search dozens of sites, question suspects and restrict movement through designated checkpoints during an operation expected to last several days

Three major TV surveys give the anti-Netanyahu bloc 52 to 56 seats against 50 for the prime minister's allies, leaving Arab parties potentially pivotal; Eisenkot's Yashar leads Likud, while Ofer Winter falls below the threshold in all three

Washington orders nonessential staff and families out of Saudi Arabia while quietly adjusting embassy staffing in six other countries; diplomats and their relatives describe chaotic departures, uncertain financial support and the strain of relocating again

Abba Bryski, 35, son of a prominent Southern California Chabad leader, was arrested after a 28-year-old man was fatally struck near Costco gas pumps in Camarillo; investigators have not disclosed what preceded the collision or whether it was deliberate

Released three months after the senator's death, ‘The CLOSETocracy’ has divided conservatives; The New York Times could not verify the men's identities or claims, while his sister Darline fights to retain his South Carolina Senate seat in November