Former President Donald Trump said he’s serious about the idea of returning to the Oval Office for a third term — and believes there might be a legal way to make it happen.
During a Sunday morning phone interview with NBC’s Kristen Welker, the 78-year-old Trump revealed, “a lot of people want me to do it.”
He went on to suggest a potential strategy, floating the idea that Vice President JD Vance, 40, could run for the presidency with Trump as his VP — only for Vance to step down, opening the path for Trump to reassume the presidency.
“But there are others too,” Trump added, without offering additional specifics.

Israel’s security cabinet has approved the final segment of a new road for Palestinians in eastern Yerushalayim, increasing their freedom of movement and improving the security of Israelis travelling between the capital and Ma’ale Adumim.
The approval by the Ministerial Committee on National Security Affairs concerns the so-called Living Space Road from the environs of az-Za’ayyem just east of the Hebrew University’s campus on Mount Scopus southward to the al-Eizariya village west of Ma’ale Adumim. The new segment would allow Palestinian movement without checkpoints.
At the same time, Palestinian vehicles would be redirected away from the roads currently connecting Yerushalayim and Ma’ale Adumim, making them accessible only to vehicles with an Israeli license plate.

Israel’s Security Cabinet has voted to increase the military pressure on Hamas terrorists in the Gaza Strip, Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu announced on Sunday.
“Last night, the Security Cabinet convened and decided to increase the pressure, which was already increased, to further pound Hamas and create the optimal conditions for freeing our hostages,” the premier said in public remarks ahead of the regular Sunday meeting of the full Cabinet in Yerushalayim.
“The military pressure is working,” Netanyahu declared, according to a readout from his office. “It’s working because it is simultaneous: On the one hand, it is pounding Hamas’s military and governing capabilities, and on the other, [it is] creating the conditions for releasing our hostages.”

BROOKLYN – The funeral for 35-year-old Natasha Saada and her daughters, ages 7 and 5, is being streamed live as the Brooklyn community mourns their tragic loss.

Yarden Bibas, who endured captivity at the hands of Hamas, has kept a low profile since gaining his freedom. Now, however, he’s stepping into the spotlight to advocate for the release of his friends, David and Ariel Cunio, who are among 58 hostages still being held in Gaza.
In a promotional clip ahead of a full interview scheduled to air Monday morning on CBS’s 60 Minutes, Bibas appears alongside other former hostages Tal Shoham, and Keith and Aviva Siegel. In the short preview, Bibas declares, “I am here because of Trump. Only because of him.”
When journalist Lesley Stahl asked Bibas what he would say if given the opportunity to speak directly to President Donald Trump, he answered, “Please stop, stop this war and help bring all the hostages back.”

In the wake of the devastating car crash that claimed the lives of two young girls and a mother in Flatbush over Shabbat, Chai Lifeline’s Sephardic Division has been on the ground providing immediate crisis and trauma support to a shocked and grieving community. Chai Lifeline’s Crisis Services team mobilized to offer guidance, emotional support, and professional mental health interventions. On Motzei Shabbat, more than 250 parents from the children’s school gathered for an intervention session led by Chai Lifeline professionals to better understand how to support their children and navigate their own grief. By Sunday morning, the response continued with specialized support sessions for the children’s teachers and faculty members.