<p>The coalition is stalling in the Knesset plenum amid efforts to reach agreements with the haredim.</p><p>Votes are not expected to take place before 2:00 a.m. Senior opposition figures clarified that, as far as they are concerned, nothing has changed, and they plan to bring the Knesset dissolution bill to a vote as planned.</p>

Discussion begins on preliminary reading of Knesset dissolution bill

Israel completes preparations for potential strike on Iran, US Special envoy Steve Witkoff warns nuclear Iran poses an existential threat to both Israel and the US, urging unified action to stop it - no matter what the cost.

<p>The leader of Degel HaTorah, Rabbi Dov Lando, instructed that the MKs be updated that preparations should be made to postpone the vote on the dissolution of the Knesset, following "significant progress on fundamental issues" regarding the details of the conscription exemption law.</p><p>According to the rabbi's directive, preparations should be made "for the possibility of postponing the vote in favor of dissolving the Knesset by a week, provided that an agreement and commitment are reached, including on the critical issue of the legislative timeline—an agreement that has not yet been achieved."</p>

Rabbi Dov Lando orders Degel HaTorah to vote against Knesset dissolution bill

<p>Jerusalem Mayor Moshe Lion responded to the announcement by Argentina’s President that his country’s embassy will be relocated to Israel’s capital next year.</p><p>“I congratulate Argentine President Javier Milei on his declaration that Argentina’s embassy will be moved to Jerusalem in 2026. This decision is not merely a diplomatic step; it is an expression of the values of friendship, justice, and recognition of Jerusalem as the eternal capital of the State of Israel. As mayor, I look forward to seeing Argentina’s flag raised in Jerusalem and thank President Milei for his courage and unwavering support for the Jewish people and their state,” said Lion.</p>

<p>A U.S. federal court has sentenced former CIA analyst Asif Rahman to three years in prison for leaking classified documents detailing Israeli strike plans against Iran, ahead of Hamas' deadly attack on October 7.</p><p>Rahman was convicted of leaking Pentagon documents and transmitting top-secret national security information to unauthorized individuals.</p><p>According to the indictment, Rahman printed two classified documents regarding a potential Israeli military operation in Iran, photographed them, and passed them on to unauthorized parties.</p><p>The U.S. Department of Justice stated that the leaked materials were “posted on social media last October and included information on planned actions by a foreign nation — a U.S. ally — against a regional adversary.”</p><p><a href="https://www.israelnationalnews.com/news/409850">Read more</a></p>

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