Yoni Kempinski

Prime Minister Netanyahu rejects a Financial Times report claiming President Trump prevented Israel from launching a major attack against Iran earlier this month.

In an extensive interview ahead of the Knesset elections, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu denies seeking President Trump's endorsement and recounts their conversation afterward.

Religious Zionist MK Ohad Tal calls for Jewish communities in Gaza, warning that Israel cannot afford to leave its enemies without consequences.

Netanyahu says the IDF will evacuate residents, search homes and demolish terrorist infrastructure in Hebron, with a broader Judea and Samaria operation under consideration.

In an Arutz Sheva interview, Yuval Shai Svilem's father alleges serious IDF failures, including a faulty weapon and dangerous deployment, and demands answers.

Elisha Medan, who lost both legs fighting in Gaza, calls for a broad coalition and says he is ready to compromise to unite Israel's Zionist camps.

Following disappointing exit polls, Winter vows to continue his political journey and rejects claims of wasted votes.

Geffen Brailovsky, head of Amcha Yisrael's youth campaign, tells Arutz Sheva-Israel National News she believes the official election results will tell a different story.

Yashar chairman urges Netanyahu to retire from politics, says voters rejected his continued leadership, and pledges to work toward forming a Zionist government.

Matan Kahana tells Arutz Sheva-Israel National News that Netanyahu's political career is over and makes clear that Yashar will not form a government dependent on Arab parties.