Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar condemned Russian attacks on civilians in a phone call with his Ukrainian counterpart, Andrii Sybiha.

He also “expressed solidarity with the people of Ukraine” and “conveyed our hope that an agreement will soon be reached to end the war.”

"I'm ashamed Jews fear to speak Hebrew in Germany"

German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul told Israeli media that 81 years after the Holocaust it is a tragedy that Jews once again feel unsafe in his country.

"In the past two years, the number of crimes with an antisemitic background in Germany has reached a new peak.

"The fact that Jews are saying, ‘I no longer feel safe in Germany,’ or that they are warning their children not to speak Hebrew in public, shames me to the depths of my soul."

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US unveils weapons buyback plan to help demilitarize Gaza

The United States told the UN Security Council that any lasting peace in Gaza must begin with disarmament — and that includes an internationally funded weapons buyback and reintegration program tied to demilitarization efforts.

US Ambassador Mike Waltz made clear that Hamas must play no role in Gaza’s future governance, and that all terror infrastructure — from tunnels to weapon labs — must be destroyed and not rebuilt.

International monitors would oversee this process as part of a broader peace framework.

❗️Israeli leadership has emphasized that reconstruction in Gaza cannot begin while Hamas remains armed — making disarmament central to any transition.

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US President Donald Trump claimed during a cabinet meeting yesterday that “it looks like Hamas is going to disarm.”

His Mideast envoy, Steve Witkoff, chimed in: “They will because they have no choice. They’re going to give up their AK-47s.”

Neither man offered evidence as to why they believe this is going to happen.

And just hours earlier, senior Hamas official Moussa Abu Marzouk told Qatari media that there was no movement toward disarmament:

“Talk on disarming never happened, not for a single moment did we talk about the surrender of weapons, or any formula about destroying, surrendering, or disarmament.

“We haven’t discussed the weapons yet; no one has spoken to us directly about it. We haven’t spoken with the American side or the mediators on this issue, so we can’t talk about what it means or what the goal is.”

A US missile destroyer has parked itself off the coast of Eilat.

Arab media believes the US and Israel will not launch a full-scale attack on Iran, but will instead try to “cut of the head of the snake” by assassinating the regime’s top leadership, including Ali Khamenei and his son, Mojtaba.

Such an operation could create disarray and give the people of Iran an opportunity to return to the streets.

It would also likely result in missile attacks on Israel and American assets by what remains of the regime.

📈 Israeli economy showing surprising strength: The shekel has surged to one of its strongest levels in decades—trading around 3.09 to the US dollar, a mark not seen since 2021 and 1996.

This reflects robust economic fundamentals even as the region navigates post‑war challenges.

Strong currency often signals investor confidence and economic resilience.

Building strategic alliances: Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar welcomed Togolese Foreign Minister Robert Dussey in Jerusalem, affirming a commitment to deepen bilateral cooperation — especially in counter‑terrorism and regional stability.

Sa’ar also thanked Togo for its support following the Oct. 7 attacks and reiterated shared concerns about threats from extremist regimes.

IDF maintains security vigilance: The Israeli Air Force struck and killed terrorists who surfaced from underground infrastructure in eastern Rafah, thwarting an imminent threat to IDF troops.

This action comes as ceasefire tensions persist and underscores ongoing efforts to neutralize terror capabilities emerging from tunnel networks.