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.  Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with soldiers on the Israel-Lebanon border.   (Haim Tzach/Israeli Prime Minister's Office) Together, we will fight, and with God's help – together, we will win. — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Rocket fired on target to the residence of the Israeli PM yesterday on the attempt assassinate him and his wife finally landed at the beighbourhne. We know that Iran was behind this assassination attemt from Netanyahu's statement. On this also has the PM issued a warning to Hezbollah following its alleged assassination attempt against him and his wife, calling it a "grave mistake." "The attempt by Iran’s proxy Hezbollah to assassinate me and my wife today was a grave mistake," Netanyahu wrote  in a X post  Saturday. "This will not deter me or the State of Israel from continuing our just war against our enemies in order to secure our future." Issuing a stark warning to Iran and the "Axis of Resistan

Video 'Hero' Donald Trump given custom hard hat from Pennsylvania steelworkers Former President Donald Trump was given a hard hat and a hearty endorsement from Pennsylvania steelworkers at a rally in Latrobe, Pa., on Saturday. Former President Trump  echoed Ronald Reagan on Saturday during a spirited battleground outdoor rally at Arnold Palmer Regional Airport in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, asking, "Are you better off now than you were four years ago?" Trump blasted the Biden-Harris administration right off the bat, calling the current White House a " nightmare of inflation, invasion, and humiliation." The Republican presidential nominee also commented on his attendance at the Catholic Charities' Al Smith Dinner on Friday night, where  Vice President Kamala Harris  was noticeably absent. Trump recalled, "she's the only one in years, decades that didn't show up. She didn't show up."  "And [Harris] ended up doing a tape that was pathe

Hamas  is reportedly concealing the identity of its new leader to prevent their assassination, Saudi-owned news outlet  Asharq Al-Awsat  reported on Saturday.  Hamas sources told  Asharq Al-Awsat  that there are internal discussions on the matter, stating, "The movement's leadership is moving towards making an exceptional decision regarding the identity of the head of its new political bureau, and keeping the name secret most likely due to the security challenges facing the movement." According to the report, which cited the Hamas sources, there is near consensus on keeping the name of the next leader secret both by  Hamas leaders in Gaza and abroad .  A protester holds up a picture of newly appointed Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar and assassinated Hamas chief Ismail Haniyeh at a rally by protesters, mainly Houthi supporters, to show solidarity with Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, in Sanaa, Yemen August 9, 2024. (photo credit: KHALED ABDULLAH/REUTERS) Hamas seeks to make it di

Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd said some of the 25 illegal immigrants arrested during a sting that nabbed 157 total people received benefits when they came into the U.S. (Photo Credit: Polk County Sheriff’s Office) Florida law enforcement agency arrested 25 illegal aliens who are involved in the seeming uncontrolled trafficking of children. Majority of these illegal aliens are reportedly obtaining federal benefits after entering the country. Along with representatives from other law enforcement agencies from Marion County, Lake County, Auburndale, Clermont, Davenport, Winter Haven, Lakeland, and Tampa, Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd announced that 157 suspects were arrested as part of “Operation Autumn Sweep” for crimes committed that related to soliciting prostitutes, offering to commit prostitution, and aiding and abetting prostitutes. Meanwhile, “three others were arrested for traveling to sexually batter children,”  The New York Post  reported. Four other potential victims of human

Video Fox News Flash Top Sports Headlines for October 18 Fox News Flash top sports headlines are here. Check out what's clicking on Foxnews.com. Former President Trump  held a rally in the Detroit area, and he invited a local legend to the stage. The three-time Republican presidential nominee was at Huntington Place in downtown Detroit, and, before he took the stage, he took a photo with boxing legend  Thomas "Hitman" Hearns , a Detroit native. Trump then spotted Hearns in the audience and invited him to the stage. "I won so much money betting on this guy. … Some of the greatest fights in history," Trump said. "One of the greatest fights of all time, and man, I'll tell you what, he was something special." Hearns eventually joined Trump on the stage and seemed in disbelief. "Hearing those nice words coming from you, man, this can't be real. … Hearing it come from you, I'm very excited. I want to fight now." Hearns boxed professiona