Times of Israel

South Florida’s Palm Beach airport has been renamed to President Donald J. Trump International. The name change and associated redesign near Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate is expected to cost up to $5.5 million.

Andy Burnham, unchallenged as incoming Labour leader, criticizes outgoing PM Keir Starmer for not handling a situation correctly and advocates for increased pressure, including potential further sanctions, on the Israeli government.

The Israeli Prime Minister and IDF chief emphasized Israel's readiness to resume war with Iran amid recent clashes. Defense Minister Benny Gantz stated Israel is prepared to 'regain air superiority,' while Washington is reportedly unwilling to support Israel's re-entry into the conflict.

Veterans of the Entebbe raid are boycotting a state ceremony marking the 50th anniversary of the rescue. They accuse Prime Minister Netanyahu of abandoning hostages in Hamas tunnels and refuse to participate in what they call 'window dressing' for him.

Candidates seeking to replace an Israel critic in the Maine Senate race hold differing views on Israel, including a union leader backed by DSA, a brewery owner supporting Israel's right to self-defense, and an epidemiologist advocating an arms embargo against Israel.

A High Court petition from 7 northern Jordan Valley villages in the West Bank claims Palestinian herding communities face extremist settler violence, restricted water access, and pasture limitations, which they argue amount to ethnic cleansing and imminent displacement. The petition demands legal protection for these communities.

Haredi parties back down as a bill advancing in a 6-4 committee vote will not equate Torah study with IDF service under the Basic Law. Combat veterans with PTSD interrupted the hearing, accusing politicians of exploiting them for political gain.

London mayor Sadiq Khan visited a Nova festival exhibit and met with survivors of the Hamas massacre. The visit followed criticism from exhibit organizers about his initial absence, and he encouraged the public to attend, emphasizing the event's focus on transcending religion and highlighting the horrors of the massacre.

Rioting by Haredi extremists has caused NIS 600 million in damage to Jerusalem light rail construction in the Bar-Ilan area. The Transport Ministry attributes a two-year project setback to ultra-Orthodox groups' vandalism of infrastructure and equipment.

Abbas declared the first Palestinian legislative elections since 2006 to be held on November 28. The elections come amid demands for reform from European allies and growing domestic criticism over corruption.

Crowds gathered in Mashhad, Iran for the funeral of Supreme Leader Khamenei, with banners and caricatures calling for the deaths of US President Trump and Netanyahu. The event marked the sixth and final day of mourning.

Scholars launched an association for 'contemporary antisemitism' at a gathering in Haifa. The initiative aims to strengthen global research on post-October 7 hostilities toward Jews through new academic approaches.

COGAT published a 22-page report stating that 1.78 million tons of food have entered the Gaza Strip since October 2025, leading to a 72% drop in consumer prices during the ceasefire. The organization claims aid delivery has 'significantly exceeded' requirements.

A Swiss teen was convicted of attempted murder for stabbing a Jewish man near a synagogue, with the court finding he intended to kill more people inside the house of worship. His age limited his sentence to a maximum of one year in prison, which was later commuted.

New Arab League chief Nabil Fahmy claims Israel blocked his visit to the West Bank, as informed by the Palestinian Authority. The UN reported 5,900 West Bank residents displaced by settler violence over the past three years.

The head of the Natural History Museum, Prof. Tamar Dayan, resigned after clashing with Tel Aviv University over the transfer of senior academics. Dayan argued this would strip the museum of academic standing, while the university rector claimed the museum would not be harmed.

Likud lawmakers express growing concern that Prime Minister Netanyahu may bypass holding party primaries. An MK warns that forming a selection committee to choose the party's ticket would lead to 'immediate political consequences'.

The article discusses ongoing strikes between Iran and the US, the NATO summit in Ankara, and the deteriorating relationship between Israel and Jordan. Diplomatic correspondent Lazar Berman reports on these developments.

A Palestinian journalist, Mujahed Bani Mufleh, claims Israeli jails are a 'graveyard' after being jailed without charges. Israel denies claims that a detained Gaza hospital chief and Hamas officer are in life-threatening condition.

Graham Platner, an anti-Israel candidate in Maine, ends his US Senate campaign following a rape accusation. He denies guilt and had previously concealed a Nazi tattoo while campaigning with anti-AIPAC rhetoric.