

Trump told reporters the US may hit Iran's Pickaxe Mountain very soon, renewing a threat he has made since July against the deeply buried site near Natanz.read more
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Trump told reporters the US may hit Iran's Pickaxe Mountain very soon, renewing a threat he has made since July against the deeply buried site near Natanz.read more
A man who opened fire at police officers in Netanya and was fatally shot by them was reportedly suffering from combat-related post-traumatic stress disorder. The incident highlights the ongoing challenges faced by individuals dealing with PTSD from military service.
The IDF launched an interceptor toward a false target that was subsequently identified as IDF fire from operations in southern Gaza Strip. No injuries were reported and no sirens were sounded in nearby communities in accordance with protocol. The incident is under review.


Ambassador Mike Huckabee visited Turmus Ayya after violence and graffiti targeting him, documented settlers on his phone, and clarified there is no plan to forcibly relocate Gaza residentsread more


A man armed with an M16 rifle fired at police officers in the Kiryat HaSharon neighborhood Saturday evening. Officers returned fire and neutralized the suspect, who is in critical condition. No other casualties were reported in the incident.read more
A strike has been reported in the eastern part of Gaza City, according to local sources. The incident occurred recently, though no further details about casualties or damage have been provided at this time.


A Hellenic Air Force F-4E Phantom II went down during a flying display at Athens Flying Week on Saturday, killing both crew members. Greece has declared three days of mourning for the armed forces.read more


American intelligence assessments say Iran has emerged from six months of war more confident and may be weighing a broader confrontation. An Israeli source says the recent missile strikes on Jordan were a deliberate signal. read more


A young child was struck by a vehicle backing up in a residential parking area shortly before Shabbat began. Family members rushed him to a local medical center, where paramedics performed prolonged resuscitation efforts before evacuating him to hospital in critical condition.read more


Hanoch Milwidsky called Tally Gotliv's departure to Otzma Yehudit "a great loss" for Likud, while congratulating Itamar Ben-Gvir on gaining the lawmakerread more


Opposition leader announces top ten candidates as party prepares to merge with Naftali Bennett's faction in joint electoral listread more


American forces disabled three Iranian oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz and Gulf of Oman following a ballistic missile attack by Iran's Revolutionary Guards on US naval vessels. The American ships evaded the missiles without casualties.read more


The longtime deputy mayor of Zichron Yaakov and community leader, eldest son of the late Slobodka mashgiach Rabbi Avraham Pollak, passed away after a serious illnessread more
Yoram Cohen, deputy to opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot, has called for the evacuation of certain farms and settlement outposts that were established under Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich without formal government approval. Cohen specifically targeted unauthorized settlements that lack official government decisions for their establishment.
A Hellenic Air Force F-4 Phantom aircraft crashed during an air show at Tanagra Air Force Base in Greece, killing both pilots on board. The incident occurred during a public demonstration at the military airfield.
The IDF carried out a large-scale explosion in the village of Bani Haiyan in southern Lebanon, according to reports. The incident represents continued Israeli military operations in the southern Lebanese region.
Trump administration envoys Vyatkov and Kushner have arrived in Moscow, according to Russian sources. The Kremlin announced that President Putin has ordered a halt to attacks on Kyiv, Ukraine's capital, for three days starting at midnight. The diplomatic visit coincides with the temporary cessation of military operations against the Ukrainian capital.
The IDF is dropping containers filled with explosives into buildings in the southern Lebanese village of al-Mansouri using drones, then detonating them remotely, according to Lebanese media reports. The reports describe a specific tactical method being employed in the ongoing military operations in the area.
Prominent Lebanese Sunni leader Fuad Makhzoumi sharply criticized Hezbollah following Israeli reports of capturing the Ali al-Taher ridge. "If the report about the fall of the Ali al-Taher ridge is true, it means you preferred to hand it over to Israel rather than to the Lebanese army," Makhzoumi stated. He accused Hezbollah's weapons of preventing the Lebanese army from entering its own land while failing to stop Israel from capturing it. Makhzoumi called on Hezbollah to hand over weapons to the state, saying residents of Jabal Amel are losing their land while Shiites in the south pay with their homes and children's future.
The IDF struck terrorists and infrastructure belonging to Hezbollah in southern Lebanon on Friday night, in response to a drone launched toward Israeli soldiers in the Security Zone earlier that day. The strikes targeted weapon storage facilities intended for planning attacks against IDF soldiers and Israeli civilians. No Israeli injuries were reported from the drone attack. The IDF stated the strikes were carried out to remove an immediate threat, and that it will continue operating to remove threats while remaining committed to the ceasefire agreement.