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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu released his answers to the state comptroller's probe into the October 7 attack, blaming security chiefs and rivals while defending his own actions. Opposition leaders criticized Netanyahu for avoiding responsibility and ignoring warnings before the attack.
Warmer than usual temperatures and partly cloudy skies are expected this weekend, with light rain possible in northern areas. Gusty winds and haze may affect mountainous regions. Temperatures are set to rise through Sunday before cooling on Monday.
The United States has urged its citizens to leave Iran amid rising tensions and warnings of possible military action. Talks between the two countries are set to take place in Oman, but both sides remain on high alert. Iran has upgraded its missile capabilities and shifted its military posture in response to US threats.
Iran and the United States are set for nuclear talks in Oman after recent regional conflict and internal unrest in Iran. Both sides have sent top diplomats, but the scope and outcome of the negotiations remain uncertain.
Iran's foreign minister arrived in Oman for nuclear talks with the United States, amid warnings from President Trump and his advisers. The talks focus on Iran's nuclear program and ongoing tensions between the two countries.
The White House says Trump has no formal plans to deploy immigration enforcement agents at polling sites, but has not ruled out their presence. Concerns about voter intimidation and federal control have intensified as the midterm elections approach.
Yair Lapid accused Benjamin Netanyahu of ignoring multiple warnings before the October 7 massacre, citing newly released intelligence documents. Former defense minister Yoav Gallant also challenged Netanyahu's account of key security decisions. The debate underscores deep divisions over Israel's response to the Hamas threat.
Avigdor Liberman accuses Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of trying to prevent a commission of inquiry into the events of October 7. Liberman claims Netanyahu is responsible for failed policies and predicts the truth will eventually be revealed.
The Olympic torch arrived in Milan ahead of the Winter Games, greeted by celebrations and protests. Ballet dancer Nicoletta Manni lit the flame, while activists raised environmental and political concerns. The Games will officially open on Friday evening.
A ransom demand in Bitcoin for Nancy Guthrie's safe return could help law enforcement track down her kidnappers, experts say. The note, which has not been verified, set deadlines for payment and included specific details about her abduction. Authorities are treating the case seriously and continue to investigate all leads.
Attorney General Baharav-Miara accused Justice Minister Levin of unlawfully blocking judicial appointments, leaving dozens of posts vacant. Levin rejected the claims, saying he seeks consensus on new judges. The standoff has intensified concerns about the functioning and independence of the judiciary.
Prime Minister Netanyahu has released selective cabinet transcripts to the state comptroller, aiming to shift blame for the October 7 attacks onto security chiefs and ministers. The documents show officials downplaying the threat from Hamas and advocating restraint, while Netanyahu claims he pushed for stronger measures.
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