Hate has no sanctuary in America. Op-ed.

<p>Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu thanked Minister Ron Dermer, who announced his resignation as Strategic Affairs Minister on Tuesday evening.</p><p>"Thank you, Ron Dermer, for your tremendous help to me and the state of Israel. I am sure you have much more to contribute in the future," Netanyahu wrote in a post on X.</p>

In an interview with the Washington Post, Syrian President accuses Israel of expansionism and demands a withdrawal to pre-December 8 borders, says Trump backs Syria’s position in ongoing negotiations.

<p>MK Ayman Odeh (Hadash-Ta’al) claimed that “far-right gangs” attempted to “violently disrupt” a home meeting he attended in Pardes Hanna on Tuesday evening.</p><p>He stated, “We will continue to stand firm, Jews and Arabs together. Even if they try to silence us or attack us, we will grow, we will strengthen, and we will break through.”</p>

Washington Free Beacon reveals Iran is arming Judea and Samaria terror cells with drones, rockets, and explosives to replicate Oct. 7.

President Trump says he has an “obligation” to sue the <i>BBC</i> after it misrepresented his Jan. 6 speech. <i>BBC</i> leaders resigned amid backlash over edits that omitted his call for demonstrators to “act peacefully.”

French President pledges that his country will help the PA draft a constitution for a future Palestinian state.

<p>The Brooklyn Nets lost to the Toronto Raptors on Tuesday night, by a score of 119-109, dropping to a 1-10 record on the season.</p><p>Brooklyn brought on its two Israeli players, Danny Wolf and Ben Saraf, only in the final two minutes of the game. Both finished with 2 points each. For Wolf, those were his first two NBA points.</p>