Abraham Accords

Censors have cleared for publication that one Arab country was reportedly asked by another to pursue a peace agreement with Israel, then launch a war at a later time. The countries’ identities remain classified.

For the first time since the IDF withdrew from the pilot areas in southern Lebanon, the Lebanese army has reportedly uncovered a Hezbollah weapons cache there. Diplomatic sources are calling it an early test of the coordination mechanism—and of Lebanon’s ability to assert sovereignty.

President Donald Trump said approval of the civilian nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia depends on the kingdom joining the Abraham Accords. His statement comes after reports suggesting the deal would not be tied to normalization with Israel.

Trump’s proposal remains highly theoretical, but it points to a regional vision linking Israel with Arab, Muslim and Gulf states

President Donald Trump said talks with Iran are "going well." He argued that Arab states should join the agreement and turn a deal with Iran into what he called an "unprecedented global coalition."

According to the "Wall Street Journal," Mossad Director Dadi Barnea visited the United Arab Emirates at least twice to coordinate against the Iranian threat. Just yesterday, the U.S. ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee, confirmed that Israel deployed "Iron Dome" systems and troops in the country to help counter Iranian attacks.

Argentine President Javier Milei visits Israel, meets PM Benjamin Netanyahu, announces he will move Argentina's embassy to Jerusalem, backs Israel against the Iran axis, and touts new EL AL nonstop flights and an AI partnership.

Milei lands in Israel for a whirlwind visit through Tuesday, with a one-on-one with Benjamin Netanyahu, meetings with families of released hostages, plans for security and AI cooperation, and an expected announcement of a new El Al nonstop to Buenos Aires.

Bahraini parliament member Nancy Khadouri opens a window into the life of the Jewish community in Bahrain, sharing its history, challenges, and hopes in the era of normalization.