The glitch that paralyzed US skies, and the Mossad chief's visit to Washington

A rare glitch paralyzed aviation in the US, leading to the cancellation of thousands of flights and leaving many passengers stranded. The Mossad chief visits Washington as Netanyahu pushes to renew the war on Iran. Eisenkot advances contacts to form a government with the ultra-Orthodox, and Tibi reveals correspondence with Netanyahu's adviser. New details on the murder of the Israeli professor in Bulgaria.

A historic shutdown of aviation in the US: the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) ordered a complete halt to domestic flights following a communication glitch that spread from Chicago, causing the collapse of radio frequencies and radar systems. More than 10,000 flights were delayed and over 1,300 canceled, including flights to Israel, leaving tens of thousands of passengers stranded. The US administration reassured that it was a technical failure and not a cyberattack. Meanwhile, Mossad chief Roman Gofman visits Washington and meets with the CIA director, against the backdrop of Netanyahu's pressure to renew the war on Iran – pressure that Trump rejects. Also in the review: Eisenkot advances contacts to form a government with the ultra-Orthodox; Ahmed Tibi reveals correspondence with Netanyahu's adviser; new details on the murder of an Israeli professor in Bulgaria; and the foiling of a Hamas attack in Europe thanks to intelligence from the Mossad.