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Hamas has openly celebrated the death of Yasser Abu Shabib, the leader of a local militia group in the Gaza Strip, calling his fate the "inevitable destiny" of those who betray their people and serve Israel.read more

Despite President Trump's insistence that the Gaza peace plan is "going along well," a senior Israeli analyst warns the initiative is "on life support," citing Hamas's refusal to disarm and the looming certainty of renewed fighting.read more

Iran's Revolutionary Guards commenced a large-scale naval exercise in the Persian Gulf, showcasing sophisticated air defense systems and delivering a "dual message" of regional friendship and stern deterrence to adversaries, primarily the United States.read more

Israir’s security teams moved quickly to block a sophisticated cyberattack originating from a Turkish hacking group, though initial assessments suggest a limited amount of sensitive passenger information, including passport and ticket details, may have been compromised through a third-party vendor.read more

A precise Israeli operation successfully neutralized the entire chain of command of Hamas’s East Rafah Battalion, including the commander and his deputy, after they were caught attempting a desperate escape from an underground tunnel network.read more

After being held hostage together for over a year in the terror tunnels, Alon Ohel and Eli Sharabi share a deeply emotional reunion, revealing how they saved each other's lives and emerged determined to live their second chance to the fullest.read more

While one grieving family finds closure with the return of their loved one, an Israeli delegation is now fighting to retrieve the body of Master Sgt. Ran Gvili, the last fallen hero held by Gaza terrorists.read more

In a victory against cultural discrimination, the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) decisively voted to allow Israel’s participation in Eurovision 2026, triggering an immediate and divisive withdrawal by several anti-Israel nations.read more

Earlier today, Rasaan al Dehini, deputy of slain Gaza militia leader Yasser Abu Shabab, was evacuated by helicopter to Barzilai Medical Center in Ashkelon with a light gunshot wound to his leg. Hospital officials confirmed he is registered only as an unidentified patient, described merely as a Gazan evacuated from the Strip, and stated they have no official knowledge of his identity.read more

From drug smuggler to Israeli-backed militia chief, Yasser Abu Shabab carved out a precarious autonomous zone in Rafah, fiercely advocating for a Gaza free from terror and violence, even while facing death threats from Hamas.read more

Yasser Abu Shabab, the anti-Hamas militia leader, was reportedly beaten to death, not shot, in an internal family brawl over a humiliating refusal to release a nephew, an event that Hamas is now leveraging as a major victory.read more

A fear-driven economic crisis is gripping Iran, pushing citizens to convert their savings into gold, silver, and diamonds as they brace for a potential new war with Israel and the complete collapse of the Iranian Rial.read more

A Gazan journalist, citing sources in eastern Rafah, reports that Yasser Abu Shabab, head of the Popular Forces militia that had been aiding Israel against Hamas, was killed in a clan clash with members of the Abu Snimeh family, not in a simple Hamas assassination. According to these accounts, Abu Shabab’s men had arrested and beaten relatives from the Abu Snimeh family after they refused to join his forces or leave the area, leading Mahmoud Abu Snimeh to return armed and open automatic fire, killing Abu Shabab. Heavy fighting then broke out between Abu Shabab’s men and the Abu Snimeh family, leaving five family members dead, including Mahmoud and his friend Walid al Dabari, and Abu Shabab’s militia later executed Mahmoud’s detained nephew in retaliation.read more

The IDF has dismissed three officers and imposed disciplinary actions following an investigation into the death of Sgt. Yosef Chaim Tzvi Serlin during a Krav Maga drill. The probe found significant deviations from protocol, prompting a temporary halt to all Krav Maga training and a review of procedures across special units.read more

Soroka Medical Center Spokesperson: Hospital officials clarify that Yasser Abu Shabab was not evacuated to Soroka and was not pronounced dead at the facility.read more

The full, partially redacted report drops Thursday, but insiders say it points to a broader Trump-era pattern of lax handling of secrets, from Yemen ops to Oval Office leaks. As one anonymous defense official told AP: "Details like that would end a junior officer's career. For the secretary? It's just Tuesday." read more

Iraq sparks regional shock by briefly labeling Hezbollah and the Houthis as terrorists, then reverses course within hours amid furious backlash, exposing deep political tensions and Tehran-aligned pressures.read more

Moments after reports emerged of the assassination of Yasser Abu Shabab, the leader of a local anti-Hamas militia in eastern Rafah, celebrations broke out across the Gaza Strip. Witnesses describe widespread gunfire into the air and public gatherings in the streets, with residents expressing joy over his death. The Popular Forces, the militia led by Abu Shabab, had previously cooperated with Israel, providing intelligence on Hamas positions and helping maintain local order following Hamas’ collapse in parts of eastern Rafah.read more

IDF forces just received the Haredi Jews who were rescued from deep inside Nablus by Palestinian Authority police. The IDF reinforcement met them at the Jit checkpoint — highlighting just how far inside the city they had been. All individuals are reported safe and unharmed.