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The Israeli Defense Forces have commenced a large-scale withdrawal from the Gaza Strip. By tomorrow, thousands of soldiers and hundreds of tanks, armored personnel carriers, and other equipment are expected to be repositioned to the withdrawal line near the border. Significant amounts of military equipment are currently being dismantled, including in Khan Younis. Key access routes, including those from Magen Oz and Morag, are being reduced, and fortifications in these areas are being destroyed to prevent anything from falling into Hamas hands. According to reports, the release of hostages by the terrorist organization is expected after the withdrawal is completed, likely between Saturday and Monday. Most of the Gaza territory, however, is anticipated to be returned to Palestinian control as early as tomorrow. The withdrawal represents a carefully staged operation aimed at minimizing risks to Israeli forces while coordinating for humanitarian and security considerations in the area.

Forget a dream house; the IRGC is celebrating "Daughters’ Day" with thousands of women parading pink-painted Shahed-136 drones through the streets. Because nothing says "symbolic tribute to Iranian girls" quite like a hot-pink suicide drone mounted on a matching jeep.read more

In a dramatic shift from the recent lull in hostilities, U.S. naval forces targeted an Iranian oil tanker on Sunday. The strike marks the first offensive action by the U.S. Navy since the temporary ceasefire began, pushing the region to the brink of renewed full-scale conflict.read more

The IDF issues a severe condemnation and opens an investigation after footage of a soldier smashing a statue of Jesus in the Lebanese village of Deir Siriane sparked international outrage. Northern Command announced it will assist in restoring the statue.read more

Speaking to Army Radio, Bennett said Israel should allow public transportation on Shabbat in any city that chooses to operate it, and support civil marriage, arguing that “every person should be able to realize their love in Israel without traveling abroad.” He said policy should be guided by “common sense,” in comments seen as aimed at a more secular and centrist electorate.read more

Israeli intelligence warns that Tehran could rebuild its missile arsenal within years if a future deal fails to address the threat, making another round of conflict inevitable.read more

Miriam Dikstein, who lost her husband 2nd Lt. Ivri Dickstein in combat in Southern Lebanon, joined the "Kikar FM" studio for a powerful conversation with Eli Gotthelf. In the interview, she reflects on her husband’s leadership, the chilling "parting gift" she received on the way back from his funeral, and the legacy of a generation fighting for its home.read more

According to investigators, 19-year-old Sagi Haik from Ness Ziona was in contact with an Iranian handler for several months before his arrest in March. Police said he agreed to undergo training in an Arab country and was asked to recruit additional operatives to carry out missions on behalf of Iran.read more

The IDF struck a loaded and launch-ready rocket launcher in the Kalaweiya area in southern Lebanon, north of the forward defensive line, to prevent a direct threat to northern Israeli communities. The strike was carried out last night, according to the IDF Spokesperson.

Sixteen families moved into the site, including Samaria Regional Council head Yossi Dagan, who had been among those evacuated from Sa-Nur two decades ago. Prefabricated homes were set up in recent days to allow the immediate return of residents, with permanent construction plans still awaiting approval.read more

The Isaac Accords establish a new pro-Western axis in the Americas featuring strategic intelligence sharing AI cooperation and a direct message to Tehranread more

A terrorist network planning attacks on strategic targets in Azerbaijan was disrupted several weeks ago, the Mossad revealed. The cell planned to strike the BTC oil pipeline running through Georgia and Turkey, as well as Jewish targets including the Israeli embassy, a Baku synagogue, and Jewish community leaders. Azerbaijani authorities arrested operatives carrying explosive drones and shrapnel charges smuggled into the country. The cell conducted surveillance and photography of targets under direct instruction from Iranian handlers.

Be’er Sheva Labor Court Rules Kaye College Termination Process Procedurally Flawed Despite Lecturer Calling IDF Soldiers Murderers and Terroristsread more

The IDF struck a loaded and launch-ready rocket launcher in southern Lebanon last night, outside the blue line where Israeli forces are positioned. The military said the launcher posed an immediate threat.

The IDF struck a loaded and ready-to-fire launcher overnight in the Qalaouiye area of southern Lebanon, north of the Forward Defense Line. The military said the launcher posed an immediate threat to Israeli civilians and IDF soldiers in northern communities. The strike was conducted to remove the direct threat and prevent potential attacks. The IDF stated it will continue taking necessary defensive measures to protect Israeli civilians and soldiers deployed in the area.

US President Donald Trump said a Navy destroyer intercepted the vessel, identified as the Touska, in the Gulf of Oman after it ignored repeated warnings. According to Trump, US forces disabled the ship by firing on its engine room before Marines boarded and took control.read more

The report says civilian homes, public buildings, and schools are being systematically destroyed as part of an effort to “clear the area” within a buffer zone established by Israeli forces along the border.read more

Trump told Fox News that US envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff would travel to Islamabad for negotiations, warning that if Iran does not accept US terms, Washington could target key infrastructure. He specifically threatened strikes on bridges and power plants, echoing earlier statements about expanding the scope of potential attacks if diplomacy fails.read more

In a devastating 60 Minutes interview, Rachel Goldberg-Polin opens up about the execution of her son, Hersh, and the "precious badge of love" she now carries in his absence.read more

Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett stated he has twice as many mandates as Gadi Eisenkot, arguing that Prime Minister Netanyahu can only be defeated from the right wing. Bennett referenced Hungary as a model, warning that fielding a non-right-wing candidate would result in another loss.

From Hezbollah's perspective, the option of a "yellow line" as a buffer zone, coupled with freedom of action for Israel to act against violations of the agreement, is exponentially worse than the reality that existed previously.read more