Tal Inbar breaks down why cluster munitions are so difficult to intercept, how Israel’s air defense systems are performing, and what it all means for the future of Israeli strategy.

Jewish events or gatherings abroad considered risks, as National Security Council reaffirms assessment Iran 'will work more vigorously to carry out attacks against Israeli/Jewish targets'

Qassem says fighters ready 'without limits' as Israeli army targets terror group's headquarters, fuel network and operatives; more rockets fired from Lebanon at northern Israel

Targeting of Jewish sites in several cities raises concerns that Tehran may be behind newly-established, shadowy organization, already labeled 'Iranian-backed proxy' by Israel

US sought signal from Iran to see if worth pursuing diplomatic off-ramp; Trump has refrained from publicizing nature of gesture due to its limited impact, officials tell ToI

Ziv Agmon allegedly called Sephardic Likud MKs 'baboons,' said PM 'must go home' after October 7; after report airs, amid calls for his ouster, Agmon claims 'real injustice' done to him

After missile hit city near sensitive site, experts say strike on nuclear reactor would pose little risk of Chernobyl-like contamination or nuke explosion, but would hurt nonetheless

The interview reflects how some progressive Israelis and Jews, finding few allies among their own, may be looking instead to fringe voices on the right, where anti-Israel sentiment is growing