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An indictment has been filed against an Israeli citizen who served in both regular and reserve duty in a classified unit. He is accused of attempting to pass information to an Iranian intelligence operative. His attorney: "The facts do not establish the elements of the offenses attributed to my client, and we will prove that."

The leaders reaffirmed their shared goal but offered no timeline, red lines or public agreement on how far the next campaign should go

Security warnings about Iranian efforts to target senior Israeli officials led to heightened precautions around Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s visit to the United States. His flight, schedule, and meeting with President Donald Trump were kept under tight secrecy.

U.S. Central Command said it intercepted four missiles fired from Iran toward its base in Jordan, warning: “The Iranians will pay.” U.S. and Saudi forces struck Iraq after attacks on Saudi oil sites. An Iranian official said: “We are ready for full-scale war.”

President Donald Trump said he paused the strikes to allow one more attempt at negotiations with Iran. But, he added, if those contacts fail, the U.S. will quickly return to broad military action.

The Iranian news agency "Mehr," which is identified with the regime, published a call to assassinate Melania Trump, President Donald Trump’s wife. The report was accompanied by a list of places she allegedly frequents.

Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson said Tehran will not let Washington dictate the terms for ending the fighting, and insisted the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed. Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky said: "If Iran attacks us, we will strike inside Iranian territory."

President Donald Trump threatened Iran in a series of social media posts after putting a broader military escalation on hold following security discussions. Behind the pause: concern over dwindling Patriot missile supplies and potential damage to American interests.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that Iran would pay a heavy price if it attacks Israel. At the same time, a report reveals that he stopped Senator Lindsey Graham from trying to persuade President Donald Trump to join the fighting against Hezbollah.

Iran is signaling it will hold off on attacks as long as the U.S. does not resume striking. U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Mike Waltz said “Trump is giving talks with Iran some room.” Diplomatic contacts are continuing, even as concern grows in Washington over shrinking stocks of munitions and interceptors.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed at the start of the cabinet meeting that he plans to fly to Washington tomorrow. He is set to meet with President Donald Trump on Tuesday. Speaking about the attacks in Judea and Samaria, the prime minister said: "We are prepared to act more broadly against terror hubs."

Ukraine’s military struck a Russian ship in the Caspian Sea that was operated by Iranian crews and carried equipment between Russia and Iran. An Iranian sailor was killed in the attack, and Iran’s Revolutionary Guards declared: "Ukraine will pay for the attack."

For the first time in two weeks, the U.S. did not strike Iran overnight. Oman and Qatar are working on a ceasefire agreement, while Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced he will fly in two days for a meeting with the American president.

Defense Minister ישראל כ"ץ held a security assessment today with the IDF’s top brass. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to convene the inner cabinet tomorrow. Israel’s assessment: Iran may try to pull the region into a full-scale war if the U.S. expands its strikes.

Iran’s Revolutionary Guards issued a warning to the British government, threatening an attack if it helps the U.S. strike Iran. Against the backdrop of fears of escalation, Israel’s health system says it is prepared for any scenario.

Iranian authorities hung a giant billboard in "Palestine Square" in central Tehran following the selection of Khalil al-Hayya as Hamas’s new political bureau chief. The image shows al-Hayya alongside Sinwar and Haniyeh. In his first interview, al-Hayya said: "We will continue on the path of the martyrs."

Less than a day after posting that he had instructed the military to "open the gates of hell," President Donald Trump is now issuing another threat. He said he does not currently believe Israel needs to be brought into a strike on Iran.

For the first time since the renewed fighting, the U.S. deployed its strategic B-1 bomber against targets in Iran. At the same time, the Houthis said they attacked Saudi ships overnight in the Red Sea.

U.S. officials suspect that Iranian drone strikes on CIA facilities in Gulf countries may have been carried out with Russian assistance. American intelligence has begun examining whether Russia helped by providing intelligence, location data, or drone technology.

Ramat Gan Mayor Carmel Shama Hacohen ordered all public shelters opened after a new assessment pointed to a higher risk of missile fire from Iran over the weekend. At the same time, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio blasted Tehran and warned against further escalation.