A New York Times report has shaken Israel’s security, revealing one of its most dangerous intelligence leaks. Meanwhile, Trump delays a May strike on Iran in favor of diplomacy, and Israel’s Arrow 3 intercepts a Houthi missile from Yemen.
An new report from The New York Times has rattled Israel’s security establishment. One senior official is calling it one of the most dangerous intelligence leaks in the country’s history.
At the same time, President Trump has reportedly backed off plans for a May strike on Iran’s nuclear program—choosing diplomacy instead—even as Israel was preparing for decisive military action.
Also, Israel’s Arrow 3 system successfully intercepted a ballistic missile fired by the Houthis from Yemen. It’s the first real-world test of Israel’s new early warning protocols—and it’s raising serious questions about how ready Israel really is as regional threats continue to rise.
