Met in the middle
Trump Pushed Netanyahu Not to Strike Iran—PM Resisted
President Trump called Netanyahu reportedly urging him not to retaliate against Iran's missile attack, but after Israel struck anyway, Trump demanded the attacks stop—and Netanyahu agreed to a limited response.
08.06.26
Sivan Yehezkel
Defunding terror
Israel to Deduct PA Terror Payments from Tax Transfers
08.06.26
Eliyahu Amar
Call me, maybe?
Channel 14 Reporter Accidentally Missed Trump Call
08.06.26
C14 Desk
War on drugs
Police Destroy 21,560 Marijuana Plants in Massive Raid
08.06.26
C14 Desk
Back to..normal?
Israel to Lift Most Restrictions After Iran Strike
08.06.26
Hallel Bitton-Rosen
Official
Netanyahu Breaks Silence After Iran Attack
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered his first public statement nearly 20 hours after Iran's attack on Israel, vowing to prevent Tehran from obtaining nuclear weapons and warning of forceful responses to future aggression.
08.06.26
Sivan Yehezkel
Counter-terrorism
IDF Eliminates Islamic Jihad Terror Operatives in Gaza
08.06.26
C14 Desk
Operational pause
Israel Halts Strikes on Iran After Trump Request
08.06.26
Adam Mikhalashvili
Education update
Israel to Cancel External Matriculation Exams
08.06.26
Ornit Foran Swissa
No coalition
Israel Went Solo in Major Iran Strike
08.06.26
Efrat Briner