It’s the same exact rallies every single week. They simply change the signs or write on the back of them. Opinion.

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<p>During an interview with Fox News, White House Middle East Envoy Steven Witkoff was asked about the two-month deadline that President Trump set for Iran to reach a deal with the US and what would happen after those two months.</p><p>Witkoff noted that the deadline follows the President's policy of reaching out to adversaries to avoid armed conflict. "We don't need to solve everything militarily. That's not to say that if G-d forbid we're pushed to that point, we're not going to use military action, we would under certain circumstances. But our signal to Iran is: 'Let's sit down and see if we can solve this through dialogue, diplomacy. If we can it's great, and if not it's not a great alternative."</p><p>He clarified: "Iran can not have a bomb. We can not allow them to proceed to weaponization and a nuclear arsenal."</p>

<p>Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will convene a security meeting on Sunday evening due to concerns over Turkey's occupation in Syria, Channel 12 reported.</p>

<p>Following a situational assessment held by the Chief of the General Staff, LTG Eyal Zamir, and the Minister of Defense, Israel Katz, it has been determined that as of 18:00 today (Sunday), changes will be made to the Home Front Command's defensive guidelines.</p><p>As part of the changes, the areas of the communities near the Gaza Strip will change from Partial Activity to Full Activity with gathering restrictions.</p><p>The public is required to follow the guidelines published on the official Home Front Command channels. Full guidelines are available on the National Emergency Portal and the Home Front Command app.</p>

Footage shows protesters tearing down banners with the photos of soldiers who fell in the war. 'In the Holy Land, which our fathers dreamt of in exile, nothing is holy anymore.'

Yemen: Reports of US airstrikes on Sa'dah in the south of the country

Former MK Zvi Sukkot approached the Ethics Committee with a request to discuss the opposition leader's call for a tax revolt and claimed it constitutes a criminal offense and encourages anarchy.