The day's dominant editorial narrative was President Trump's public dismissal of Prime Minister Netanyahu's intelligence on Iran's Mount Pickaxe nuclear site, hours before their White House meeting. Overnight, Israeli outlets had built anticipation around Netanyahu's planned presentation of dramatic evidence. By early afternoon, Trump told reporters he 'doesn't need' Netanyahu's updates, calling the site 'no big deal' and threatening to destroy it himself if talks fail. Editors across the spectrum led with this snub, framing it as a strategic assertion of US dominance over the Iran file. The meeting itself, described as 'positive and productive' but lasting only 90 minutes, was covered as a secondary development. Domestically, the High Court signaled it would annul the law freezing arrests of Haredi draft dodgers, and the main suspect in the Benyahu Razi murder was captured after a two-week manhunt.
