Saturday News Roundup: Iran Strikes Tanker in Hormuz, Netanyahu Poll Slump, Hunter Biden Reveals Father's Cancer Spread

Saturday's news roundup includes reports of escalation in the Gulf: Iran attacked a tanker in the Strait of Hormuz, Iran's president threatened to resign, and the American naval blockade crippled oil exports. Additionally, a 'Ulpan Shishi' poll shows a slump in support for Netanyahu, and Hunter Biden revealed that his father's cancer has worsened.

Saturday's news roundup brings together several major events. In the Gulf, Iran attacked a tanker near the Strait of Hormuz, amid progress in negotiations with Oman on reopening the passage. Iran's president, Masoud Pezeshkian, threatened to resign to force a meeting with the Supreme Leader. The American naval blockade has almost completely paralyzed Iranian oil exports, according to a report in the Financial Times. In Israel, a 'Ulpan Shishi' poll shows a slump in support for Netanyahu: 31% support him, 56% prefer another candidate, a 6% drop within a month. Also, Hunter Biden said that his father's cancer has spread to the bones. In addition, reports of clashes in Jerusalem around a café on Shabbat, and a double traffic accident.