PM and adviser Ron Dermer held hours of talks in New York with Trump’s envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff on the 21-point peace plan; Israeli officials said gaps narrowed and optimism grew ahead of a White House meeting

Dr. Einat Wilf: 'One pattern that we know is typical in the last few decades is that America negotiates with Israel, only to later find out that the Palestinians are missing in action'

First report: Jerusalem says Doha should have no role in the 'day after' the Gaza war but Washington rejects that view, and a compromise appears to have been reached; Israel also is demanding a declaration that would give it a mandate to remove threats from the Strip; mediators warn that would scuttle a deal; The biggest challenge: winning Hamas’ agreement to free the hostages 'all at once'

Car of the future? AIR CEO Rani Plaut is banking on compact electric motors, intelligent software and a full-aircraft parachute to make the world’s first personal flying car safe, practical and as routine as the daily drive.

In between his talks with Trump's senior advisers on a deal in Gaza, Netanyahu also made time in New York for a meeting with members of the Yesha Council before he traveled to the White House; They put pressure on the prime minister to seize a 'one-time opportunity' for sovereignty, and he replied: 'We have to navigate a complex reality';  His wife Sara also joined the meeting; This is the promise he made, and the one he didn't

Iran accused the man, who worked on 'sensitive telecommunications projects,' of meeting with Mossad officials; The execution came after Iran vowed to confront its enemies after the United Nations reimposed sanctions on Tehran over its nuclear program this weekend 

Richard Tice criticizes British PM Starmer's Palestinian state recognition, calls for continued military pressure on Hamas until hostages released; reform UK deputy leader meets with Foreign Minister Sa’ar and hostage families during first Israel visit; party leading UK polls by 10 points while positioning itself as Israel's most reliable British political partner

According to Palestinian souces, the Shin Bet has turned to the clans in an attempt to recruit them for local control over areas in the Gaza Strip in exchange for Israeli aid; 'They will not rest until they divide us'; Claims made in an interview with a Saudi newspaper: The goal is not only to weaken Hamas, but 'to eliminate the idea of ​​the Palestinian state'