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Benjamin Netanyahu said Thursday that the overthrow of Iran’s leadership is not the stated goal of the ongoing Israeli campaign against Iran, though he acknowledged that political change in Tehran could eventually occur as a consequence of the conflict

Economists at JPMorgan have sharply revised their outlook for the Israeli economy, presenting a significantly more cautious assessment amid the ongoing war and rising fiscal pressures

A missile barrage launched from Iran toward Israel on Friday evening struck several locations in central parts of the country, causing property damage and multiple fires but no reported casualties, according to emergency services and local authorities

An explosion overnight caused damage to a Jewish school in Amsterdam, authorities in the Netherlands reported on Saturday. Officials said the blast resulted in limited structural damage to the building but no injuries were reported

Israel’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose by 0.2% in February 2026 compared with January, according to figures published Sunday by the Israel Central Bureau of Statistics. As a result, annual inflation over the past 12 months climbed to 2%, up from 1.8% recorded in January

No one knows when the war with Iran will end and how, but everyone knows who will decide when it will end — US President Donald Trump. He seems to enjoy and amused when asked when the war will end — and does not provide an answer

Israel’s intelligence leadership believes the ongoing war with Iran could create real conditions for destabilizing the regime in Tehran, according to assessments reported by The New York Times

Israel will switch to daylight saving time overnight between Thursday and Friday, with clocks moving forward by one hour at 2:00 a.m., reducing sleep by an hour but extending evening daylight

Ballistic missile fire from Iran struck multiple locations across Israel on Thursday, damaging buildings along the central coast, including the Dan Accadia Hotel, as the conflict entered a new phase of sustained escalation

Fitch Ratings on Friday affirmed Israel’s sovereign credit rating at ‘A’ with a negative outlook, maintaining its previous assessment despite ongoing conflict and fiscal pressures. The agency said the rating reflects a balance between Israel’s “diversified and resilient economy” and high-value-added sectors, against a backdrop of rising public debt, persistent security risks and political instability that has complicated policymaking