The Times Of Israel
February 2026
Daily Briefing Feb. 28 — US, Israel strike Iran's top leaders in Operation Roaring Lion
As US and Israel again battle Iran's regime, the goal is regime change and the stakes could not be higher
When the assault is over, Trump promises, Iranians will be able to take over their governance; the ayatollahs have other plans; much of the world order hangs on the outcome
Green Party's Manchester election upset is a crippling blow to Labour — and a major boon to anti-Zionism
Despite overwhelming military might, US faces complex challenges in Iran campaign
Imam Imad Al Masri: The Muslim community spreading peace in Israel and beyond
Daily Briefing Feb. 26 — Nuke talks resume even as US F-22s crowd Israeli skies
At Knesset, Modi says India stands firmly with Israel 'in this moment and beyond'
Facing Trump, Hamas bet on survival and is being vindicated; Iran's regime has the same game plan
In his State of the Union, Trump had good reason to claim success against both Gaza's terror rulers and the Islamic Republic
Daily Briefing Feb. 25: In State of the Union, Trump renews pledge to strike Iran if needed
US bureau chief Jacob Magid discusses Trump's comments on Tehran, Jewish settler violence, US consular pop-ups in Israeli settlements, and the links between the PA and Board of Peace
'Total disorder': Comptroller accuses government, IDF of 'systemic failure' in post-Oct. 7 evacuation
Decisive hours: Progress on a new nuclear deal, or countdown to a US strike?
As a condition for continuing talks, the US has demanded that Tehran set out the concessions it is willing to offer, but it's unlikely that the emerging Iranian proposal will meet Trump's threshold requirements
Netanyahu: An attack on Israel would be ‘most serious mistake’ in Iranian history
Daily Briefing Feb. 23 — Why is Tucker Carlson spreading antisemitic tropes?
Diver finds his second Crusader sword in 5 years off Israel's coast
Israel limps away from Winter Olympics overshadowed by bobsleigh team's drama
After scrappy group fought for years for a spot on the Olympic stage, its legacy is tainted by disqualification, and the whole delegation's accomplishments at the Games have been swallowed up