Shin Bet Chief's Warning, Trump's Predicament, and the Suspect Who Started Talking | Sabbath News

Sabbath news roundup: The Shin Bet chief warns that Hamas is stalling for time, American pressure on Iran tightens, a suspect in the murder of Eldar Dahan has begun to speak, a storm erupts in Jerusalem over a café open on the Sabbath, and Oren Nahari bids farewell to the microphone.

The Ma'ariv Sabbath news roundup presents several major stories: The Shin Bet chief warns that Hamas is trying to buy time and is waiting for the aftermath of the US elections. American pressure on Iran is tightening, Washington is seeking a way out of the war, while Iran is losing a major source of income. One of the suspects in the murder of Eldar Dahan has begun to speak, and the police hope to learn what happened in the final moments. In Jerusalem, a storm erupted around the 'Basmeta' café, which is open on the Sabbath, with confrontations outside the venue. Oren Nahari, a veteran radio broadcaster, has finally bid farewell to the microphone. Additionally, the US Senate is striking Russia with sanctions, Spain is setting a deadline for Italy, the US is seeking a new leader for Cuba, and the Israeli military launched an operation against the Houthis in Yemen.