Sunday, September 6
Seven stories that matter in Israel right now, each one compared across the newsrooms that covered it.
Security warnings and election maneuvering dominate the headlines this evening, as Netanyahu doubles down on Iran deterrence while the political map for the next Knesset race keeps shifting.
- 1Netanyahu Warns Iran of Devastating Retaliation Amid Rosh Hashanah Remarks
PM Netanyahu used Rosh Hashanah remarks to warn Iran of a 'devastating' response to any attack, touting deepened coordination with Washington on countering existential threats.
- 2IDF Conducts Major Surprise Drills Amid Regional Tensions
The IDF ran its largest surprise drill since October 7, 'Dawn 2.0,' testing readiness for a simultaneous multi-front war as regional tensions simmer.
- 3Israel Warns of Heightened Terror Threats to Jews Abroad Ahead of Holidays
Israel's National Security Council issued a fresh warning of heightened terror threats against Jews and Israelis abroad as the holiday season approaches.
- 4Bennett, Lapid Unveil United "Achieved" Party List for Knesset Election
Bennett and Lapid formally unveiled their joint 'Achieved' party list, betting a unified centrist ticket can reshape the next Knesset race.
- 5Ayelet Shaked to Join Likud, Forego Upcoming Election Bid
Ayelet Shaked will skip this election cycle and instead join Likud, trading an independent run for a longer-term play inside Netanyahu's party.
- 6Degel HaTorah Ousts Veteran Lawmakers Gafni and Maklev in Late-Night Delivery
Degel HaTorah shocked the ultra-Orthodox political world by ousting veteran MKs Gafni and Maklev via a late-night mailbox letter, signaling a generational shake-up.
- 7National Security Minister Ben-Gvir Withholds Police Funds Amid Dispute
National Security Minister Ben-Gvir is withholding 333 million shekels from police funding amid an escalating clash with Commissioner Levy, deepening tensions inside the security establishment.