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May 10, 2026
An advisor to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel and the United States-backed Board of Peace will act if Hamas fails to disarm under a 20-point agreement. He also stressed continued coordination with the United States on countering Iran's nuclear and missile programs.
May 10, 2026
Iran says it has dismantled alleged espionage networks linked to Israel across several provinces. Authorities claim the suspects were planning attacks and assassinations and that weapons and surveillance equipment were seized.
The death toll in Gaza has reached 72,737 since October 2023, with thousands more injured and widespread displacement. Violence has continued despite a ceasefire, while international legal and diplomatic efforts remain stalled.
The Bafta Television Awards 2026 are being held in London, with winners revealed live throughout the ceremony. The awards honour the best television programmes and performances of the past year across drama, comedy, factual and entertainment categories.
President Donald Trump said the United States could strike all remaining targets in Iran within two weeks, claiming most objectives have already been achieved. He also criticized the North Atlantic Treaty Organization for failing to assist in the campaign.
A Mother’s Day reflection centers on a favorite waffle recipe with yogurt for extra lightness and tang. The menu also includes easy oven bacon, savory brunch dishes, and a classic cake inspired by Edna Lewis.
An Israeli airstrike killed eight members of a displaced Lebanese family sheltering in southern Lebanon, sparking grief and outrage at their funeral. The attack adds to mounting casualties as clashes between Israel and Hezbollah escalate despite a recent truce.
Green graffiti with inflammatory content was found on a stele at Berlin’s Holocaust memorial. Authorities are investigating the act as antisemitic damage amid a rise in related incidents in the city.
Israeli forces destroyed two major tunnel routes in central Gaza and uncovered weapons and explosives. The military says operations will continue under the ceasefire framework to eliminate remaining threats.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu postponed a bill seeking to repeal the Oslo Accords and related agreements. The proposal has drawn both strong support and calls for further review within the government.
Shibolet Farm has been established as the 50th farm in the Binyamin Regional Council. Officials say the initiative strengthens territorial continuity and counters alleged land takeover efforts while reinforcing security across the region.
TimesofIsraelDaily Briefing May 10: Political parties form new constellations ahead of electionsMay 10, 2026
Israeli political parties are reshaping alliances ahead of elections, with new mergers, partnerships, and even a newly formed Druze party entering the arena. Lawmakers are also preparing for a contentious legislative session as parliament reconvenes.








