UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband rejects Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis’ warning that sanctions on Judea and Samaria could fuel antisemitism in Britain.

Channel 14 poll shows the right-wing bloc winning 64 seats, compared to 44 for the anti-Netanyahu bloc.

IAEA Board refers Iran to the UN Security Council for the first time in 20 years over Tehran’s failure to cooperate with a probe into undeclared uranium.

IRGC says war with the US could end if Washington meets Tehran’s demands on frozen assets, nuclear and missile programs, Yemen and Lebanon.

Former NYC Mayor Eric Adams joins Israeli energy company TurboGen’s Advisory Board, helping drive US expansion and new opportunities for its power technology.

Dr. Shmuel Katz urges Israelis abroad to participate in the elections and calls on smaller right-wing parties to unite, warning that votes for parties that fail to cross the electoral threshold could ultimately weaken the right.

<p>Israeli Foreign Minister Giden Sa'ar spoke on Wednesday with Reform UK leader Nigel Farage following the anti-Israel moves by the Labour Government.</p><p>Sa'ar thanked Farage for his and his party’s support for Israel. Farage shared that he was pleased to have addressed the Reform Friends of Israel event at the party conference in Birmingham last week.</p><p>The British politician also assured Sa'ar that, in government, Reform UK would reverse the damage done to the UK-Israel relationship by the Labour Government and its policies.</p>

<p>Biden-era Secretary of State Antony Blinken denied a Haaretz report that Qatar conveyed a Hamas offer to return the hostage immediately after the October 7th massacre and that he rejected it.</p><p>"For the record, this is false. Complete fiction," Blinken stated.</p>