Former prime minister Naftali Bennett has submitted the required documents for the registration of a new political party, according to an official document from Israel’s Corporation Authority published on Tuesday. The party, named “Bennett 2026,” names one of its two goals as “the recruitment of all Israeli citizens to the security, civil, and economic burden.” The party’s other goal is “to restore security to Israel and restore the public’s trust in Israel’s ability to defend its borders and the interior of the country through the implementation of an active security concept.” In other words, since ensuring Israel’s security is a goal shared by all political parties, the raison d’être of Bennett’s new party is for all Bnei Yeshivos to enlist in the IDF.

Wild up close video captures the moment Indian missiles strike targets within Pakistan.

Earlier today, The IDF conducted a drone strike in southern Lebanon’s Nabatieh area, killing Adnan Harb, a Hezbollah commander who led the logistics array of the group’s Badr regional division, responsible for operations north of the Litani River.

Pakistani security officials say India has fired missiles across the border in three locations

BREAKING: India has attacked Pakistan in 3 different locations with missiles, Pakistan military spokesman says. Pakistan says they will “retaliate to this unprovoked aggression by India.”

White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller offered high praise for Secretary of State Marco Rubio, likening him to one of the most influential diplomats of the last century. During an appearance on Fox News with Laura Ingraham, Miller addressed speculation surrounding the possibility of President Donald Trump formally naming Rubio as national security adviser, a role he currently holds on an interim basis following Mike Waltz’s departure. “We have a tremendous national security adviser right now. His name is Marco Rubio. I have gotten to know Marco so well, I consider him a close friend. He’s doing an extraordinary job. He will be the Kissinger of our time,” Miller said.

Republican Sen. Thom Tillis says he’s informed the White House that he won’t support Ed Martin, President Donald Trump’spick for top federal prosecutor in Washington, stalling the nomination in the Senate weeks before the temporary appointment expires. The North Carolina Republican told reporters Tuesday that he had met with Martin and was opposing his nomination because of his defense of rioters who breached the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021. Martin, a leading figure in Trump’s campaign to overturn the 2020 election, spoke at a rally on the eve of the violent riot and represented defendants who were prosecuted for the attack. “We have to be very very clear that what happened on January 6th was wrong,” Tillis said. “It was not prompted.

Secretary Sean Duffy on modernizing the air traffic control system: “I fly all the time. Do I feel like it’s safe? Absolutely. We have redundancies in place… but I go out 7 years, 5 years, 10 years — I’m not sure about that, which is why I have the responsibility of calling the American people, calling the Congress, and saying, let’s get this done.

National Unity chairman Benny Gantz on Tuesday expressed opposition to a Palestinian state and said that the biggest mistake of Israel’s disengagement from Gaza was withdrawing from the northern part of the Strip. Speaking at the Makor Rishon Settlement Conference in Ofra, Gantz said:  “The State of Israel cannot allow a direct and significant threat to its citizens on all its borders. Therefore, we must maintain security control and freedom of action in Gaza, Yehudah and Shomron, southern Lebanon, and the area along the border with Syria.” “The implication is clear, and anyone who talks about a Palestinian state or withdrawals is simply detached from the security reality.” “In this context, the disengagement was a move with many problems.