Yair Golan urged Zionist opposition leaders to cooperate with an Arab Islamist party to unseat Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. He said rejecting such a partnership weakens efforts to form an alternative government ahead of upcoming elections.

Benjamin Netanyahu's demand for ten reserved spots on Likud's candidate list has triggered internal party tensions. The proposal could sideline many current ministers and lawmakers, though party officials deny the reports.

A church fire in France is presented as part of a wider pattern of unrest across Europe. The article links religious site attacks, violent crimes, and protests over asylum housing to concerns about immigration and social cohesion.

The Israel Defense Forces said troops in southern Lebanon dismantled five underground tunnels and killed more than 250 militants. Hundreds of weapons were also seized as operations continue south of the Forward Defense Line.

Insurance stocks lifted the Tel Aviv market higher, with Migdal Insurance posting the strongest gain. Major indices and corporate bonds rose, while the shekel strengthened against the United States dollar and the euro.

Vornado chief executive Steven Roth criticized Mayor Zohran Mamdani for targeting billionaire Ken Griffin in a push to raise taxes on the wealthy. The clash escalated after a viral video outside Griffin’s penthouse and raised concerns about major business investment in New York City.

Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar said in Berlin that Christians in Israel are safe and warned that attacks on them would be punished severely. He also condemned Iran's actions, blamed Hezbollah for regional violence and highlighted Israel's security cooperation with Germany.

Planners reversed a decision that would have limited public access along parts of the Sea of Galilee trail. Environmental groups hailed the move as a victory for public access to the shoreline.

Hate crime prosecutions will be accelerated after recent antisemitic attacks, including stabbings and arson. Prosecutors have been told to make earlier charging decisions to strengthen community confidence and address rising offence levels.

German officials warn that Islamist and far-left rhetoric tied to the Middle East conflict is fueling a surge in antisemitic incidents. Jewish communities report growing insecurity, declining public support and a 'new normal' of constant protection.

Palantir’s chief executive said companies should avoid low quality artificial intelligence tools and focus on software that delivers real results. He credited the firm’s rapid growth in the United States to its data driven platforms and disciplined execution.

Hate crime cases in England and Wales will be fast-tracked after a series of antisemitic attacks. The director of public prosecutions said urgent action is needed to address a crisis affecting the Jewish community.