Security

The IDF expressed disappointment over Lebanon's failure to curb Hezbollah and Iranian influence, citing unfulfilled commitments and ineffective military deployment in southern pilot zones.

The West Bank olive harvest begins amid high tension, friction, and security concerns. The IDF enforces strict entry limits while countering potential terror exploitation and radical settler violence.

Israel's Ministry of Transport issued strict updated aviation security directives on October 7, 2026, expanding crew citizenship restrictions and background checks to all flights.

U.S. President Donald Trump addressed the American campaign against Iran, confirming 21 military fatalities and stressing the objective to permanently halt Tehran's nuclear ambitions amid a strict naval blockade.

Ditsa Or reunites with her son Avinatan after two years in Hamas captivity, reflecting on faith, inner freedom, and national unity in a moving interview.

The U.S. Department of Defense admitted that American military casualties in operations against Iran are higher than reported, raising the official toll to 21 deaths and 865 wounded after initial denials.

US claims of Iranian involvement in a Flydubai hijacking attempt face doubts from Mossad and Shin Bet investigations as security forces remain on high alert.

United Airlines has informed flight crews that US citizenship does not guarantee eligibility to fly to Israel, implementing new Israeli security directives targeting dual nationals from 29 countries.

An investigation reveals that Israel's aviation security chief operates as an external contractor consulting for airlines he oversees, raising severe conflict of interest concerns following a near-hijacking.

Security forces and helicopters were deployed to the Western Galilee following a drone infiltration alert near the Lebanese border on Saturday evening.

Open-source intelligence analysts and researchers examine how commercial data, supply chains, and everyday civilian items like Toyota pickup trucks can serve as early warning indicators for armed conflicts and terror attacks.

The IDF and Shin Bet targeted Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad infrastructure across the Gaza Strip over the weekend, eliminating key Nukhba operatives and destroying weapon caches.

The IDF eliminated an operative on the Syrian-Lebanese border directing Iranian-backed explosive drone and rocket attacks against Israeli troops, following recent border breaches.

Security forces in Lebanon intercepted an explosive shipment packed with nails and metal balls destined for Hezbollah's stronghold in Beirut, leading to two arrests.

ICRC President Mirjana Spoljaric admitted in a New York Times interview that earlier pressure during negotiations could have saved many lives, addressing the organization's failure to visit Israeli hostages held by Hamas.

Three years after her daughter Daniela was murdered at the Nova festival, Olga Furman reflects on the agonizing search, her enduring grief, and the establishment of a seaside memorial in Haifa.

An analysis in Foreign Affairs reveals that despite severe US economic pressure and military strikes, Iran's leadership believes it is winning a strategic victory as nationalism surges.

Iris Haim, mother of hostage Yotam Haim killed by friendly fire, launched a harsh public critique against Maj. Gen. Nitzan Alon, accusing him of ignoring critical warnings that could have saved her son.

Airstrikes and missile exchanges between Saudi Arabia and Houthi forces escalate, threatening regional energy infrastructure and raising security concerns ahead of an international investment summit in Riyadh.

The Hind Rajab Foundation filed an ICC complaint against Israeli medical and defense officials over alleged detainee abuse at Sde Teiman, a move dismissed by Israel as biased warfare.

Western intelligence reports indicate Iran has preserved its missile and drone manufacturing capabilities, quickly replenishing stockpiles amid ongoing regional tensions.

Western military experts compare Houthi missile and drone arsenals in Yemen to Nazi V-weapons, noting heavy reliance on Iranian technology capable of long-range strikes.

Ten days after a Flydubai hijacking scare, the IDF revealed its fighter jet interception protocol for civilian aircraft is code-named World Trade Center.

Israeli passenger Asaf Rejwan, who helped foil a terrorist attack on a Flydubai flight, revealed harrowing new details about the suspicious behavior of the flight crew.

Morocco is reportedly negotiating with Rafael to acquire Israel's David's Sling air defense system in a multi-billion shekel deal, expanding its integration of Israeli military technology.

Israel is quietly building strategic, intelligence, and diplomatic ties with Somaliland to counter Houthi threats from Yemen, transforming a distant fourth-circle adversary into a close-range operational arena.

The Israeli Foreign Ministry issued a travel warning for Israelis abroad amid worldwide pro-Palestinian protests marking three years since October 7, with dozens of events classified as high risk.

The IDF struck an Iranian-directed operative near the Syria-Lebanon border on Friday. Meanwhile, Lebanese security forces seized 500 kg of explosives from Hezbollah operatives.

Investigations into the attempted Flydubai flight crash reveal the Omani co-pilot was radicalized in Australia a decade ago through extremist networks led by Samir Mohtadi.

The Bashan Division faces a surge of suspicious infiltrations and security incidents along the Syrian border, raising concerns among military officials and local leaders over potential probing tactics reminiscent of the pre-October 7 security climate.

Two foreign nationals suspected of supporting terrorist groups and the BDS movement were arrested in the West Bank on Thursday during the olive harvest.

US Deputy Defense Secretary Steve Feinberg is leading efforts to ramp up missile production amid the ongoing conflict with Iran. Facing manufacturing bottlenecks, budgetary hurdles, and scrutiny over Wall Street ties, Feinberg is pushing aggressive private-equity-style reforms to secure vital military stockpiles.

Israel is officially participating in the Marrakech Air Show for the first time, featuring eight defense companies amid localized anti-normalization protests.

Settlers brutally assaulted a Palestinian father and son in their car near Ramallah, while an IDF soldier was caught on tape stating Jews have priority over Arabs.

Greece has agreed to a U.S. weapons deal worth up to $4 billion to upgrade F-16 fighter jets and acquire advanced missiles, bolstering its military amid regional tensions.

In October 1956, paratroopers executed their first brigade-level night raid against a Jordanian fortress in Husan, achieving strategic goals despite heavy casualties.

An Austrian citizen denied entry at Ben Gurion Airport bypassed security and slipped into Israel, exposing a major infrastructure loophole that has since been fixed.

A resident discovered UAV test debris from Rafael on the Kiryat Haim beach, prompting a police response after initial delays as security forces secured the area.

Audi is sending employees to German defense contractors for up to two years to prevent layoffs amid restructuring, with several partner firms linked to Israeli defense companies.

A 35-year-old man was killed this morning when a bus collided with his taxi on Route 458 near Ma'ale Michmash. Police have launched an investigation into the fatal crash.