Opposition leader MK Benjamin Netanyahu (Likud) says he is willing to compromise if it means Israel will avoid new elections, Israel Hayom reported.

PM Benjamin Netanyahu said Monday, January 9, it was time for Israel and the US to align their positions regarding the nuclear threat from Iran, after years of disconnect on the issue.

US Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX), member of the Committee on Foreign Relations, blasted the Biden administration Wednesday, January 4, after top Biden officials condemned Israel regarding the Temple Mount in Jerusalem.

PM Benjamin Netanyahu slammed the UN General Assembly Saturday, December 31, for a resolution passed the previous day referring to Israel’s “occupation…of Palestinian territory.”

“The Jewish people have an exclusive and inalienable right to all areas of the Land of Israel,” the new Netanyahu government said in its official policy statement last week.

Yair Lapid officially became Israel’s new prime minister starting Friday, July 1, at midnight.

Despite Iran’s denials, Israel’s Mossad intelligence agency has warned Iran plans to deliver even more weapons to Russia.

Following midterm U.S. elections, Binyamin Regional Council chief Yisrael Ganz flew to the U.S. to expose EU involvement in Palestinian projects to strategically take over land in Judea and Samaria.

Reports over the weekend said Russia is providing “unprecedented” support for Iran, according to US national security council spokesman John Kirby.

Iran has conducted 16 attacks on international vessels in the Gulf and Red Sea in the past five years, and can produce enough enriched uranium for a nuclear bomb (SQ1) at 90% in only two weeks, Defense Minister Benny Gantz said Thursday, December 1.