Opposition MKs decry last-minute amendment to controversial broadcast overhaul bill, which one quips 'suddenly appeared in the middle of the night'; comms minister mocks 'clowns' The post After backlash,

Benjamin Netanyahu will seek re-election this year, his party Likud said on Wednesday, moving quickly to end speculation after President Donald Trump said he was unsure whether the Israeli prime minister would run again.

The prime minister hoped to head to the polls as the victor of the Middle East, but a rebuke from Trump and ultra-Orthodox crises have imposed a new political reality The post Netanyahu recalculates his election strategy amid shattered regional dreams appeared first on The Times of Israel.

Troubles for Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu seemed to increase as a new poll suggests the bloc of Zionist parties not aligned with the Prime Minister could form a majority if elections were held today.

Trump, in a fresh warning against Iran, said the US would “hit them again harder”. The US President had earlier said that Iran took “too long to negotiate a deal that would have been great for them.”