Security

In the Polymarket case, a reserve officer with the rank of major has been summoned for a hearing prior to the filing of an indictment, on suspicion of betting on strikes in Iran and Yemen based on classified information he was exposed to during his service in the Air Force.

The horror scenario that has occupied many Israelis for three years is now receiving a shocking documentary expression. The series "The 7.10 Film – The Judea and Samaria Version" reveals a complex security reality, raising difficult questions regarding Israel's readiness for a potential mass invasion by Palestinian Authority forces.

Classified documents from late 2021 show how Israel, while stopping cash suitcases, approved an alternative route for Egyptian fuel. Naftali Bennett responded to the accusations, highlighting the difference in policies.

A suspicious object attached to a PLO flag was discovered near Havat Metzudat David, prompting a response from police, Border Police sappers, and IDF forces. Following an inspection, it was determined to be a dummy explosive device. An investigation has been opened.

Although the law for the deportation of terrorists' families was passed by the Knesset, legal counsel has thwarted its implementation. Channel 14 News has obtained information regarding 150 requests concerning family members of terrorists who have publicly praised or glorified the actions of their relatives. The B'Tsalmo organization has approached the police, but authorities refuse to disclose...

Staff Sergeant (res.) Uriel Molto Gethon (24) took his own life last Thursday. "A painful reminder that not every wound is visible from the outside," wrote the brother of his friend, who fell in battle in Gaza. The IDF has reached out to his family to provide assistance in applying for recognition as a "fallen due to service."

Against the backdrop of recent high-profile eliminations in the Gaza Strip, Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich called on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to shift to full Israeli control. Smotrich advocates for occupation, military governance, and Jewish settlement in the territory.

An Israeli rescue plane heading to assist victims of the earthquake in Colombia was blocked from passing through Spanish airspace. Haddad exposed the critical delay and accused: "They don't care that this is a life-saving mission. Shame and disgrace!"

In Huntsville, industry giants presented plans to lower the cost of interceptors after the war with Iran depleted about two-thirds of the Patriot inventory. Lockheed is offering the ACE for around $2 million, and Boeing is cutting the cost of the seeker head.

The ministerial committee on Shin Bet affairs will convene this week to discuss the request of National Security Council (NSC) head Shmuel Ben Ezra to mandate polygraph testing for all organization staff. Previously, many NSC personnel were denied access to intelligence materials due to the lack of continuous testing. Despite resource concerns raised by the Shin Bet, director David Zini has...

Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, envoy Jared Kushner, and Nickolay Mladenov will meet tomorrow (Monday) with the Prime Minister and propose an implementation outline for the 15-point agreement. The outline, which was presented to senior Hamas officials in Egypt, includes the establishment of pilot zones for displaced persons in the northern Gaza Strip, the deployment of a foreign vanguard...

Against the backdrop of economic pressure exerted by the US and sluggish contacts, Professor Uzi Rabi argues that the Iranian regime is actually hardening its positions, the Revolutionary Guards are concentrating power, and Gulf states are beginning to doubt the American security umbrella.

The former Prime Minister arrived in the Gaza envelope and the Negev, stayed at the home of the Nahal Oz security officer, and pledged to fight arms smuggling: "We will confiscate illegal weapons and criminals will be punished as terrorists."

The Air Force eliminated two terrorists in Nuseirat and Khan Yunis within an hour, who, according to the IDF, were promoting attacks against the forces. At the same time, Avi Ashkenazi explains the authorization policy in Gaza, American pressure, and the IDF's move against Hezbollah in Lebanon.

A fake that reached the Prime Minister's speech and the US Ambassador to the UN: as revealed by ynet, the American network attributed to the IRGC commander words he never said regarding Tehran's nuclear ambitions. The New York Times noted that ynet raised the first questions regarding the source and creation of the quote.

The head of the Settlement and National Infrastructure Unit at the Ministry of Defense examined security needs along the eastern border. The regional council presented existing gaps and security requirements following plans to expand the communities.

Jared Kushner, envoy for US President Donald Trump, is expected to hold meetings this week with Hamas representatives, with mediators from Egypt, Turkey, and Qatar in attendance.

The chairman of the "Beyhad" party spent the night at Kibbutz Nahal Oz following observer warnings and made a statement in the town of Carmit. Bennett addressed the issue of illegal arms smuggling, estimating that half a million illegal weapons are in circulation, and demanded that the phenomenon be classified as a national security threat.

Dr. Khalil Shikaki has published a new survey showing that Hamas has lost significant public support. Marwan Barghouti emerges as the leading candidate for president with 39%. However, 72% of Palestinians oppose disarming Hamas before a full IDF withdrawal from the Gaza Strip.

After weeks of Houthi attacks, forces loyal to the Yemeni government reported a series of strikes they carried out. As a result of the strikes, there are dozens of dead and wounded in the ranks of the Shiite terrorist organization, in addition to the destruction of vehicles and weapons depots.

Captured Hamas documents seized by the IDF in Gaza reveal how the terrorist organization built infrastructure in Lebanon and planned to invade Israel and fight alongside Hezbollah. The infrastructure was operational as early as 2021 and continued to work after October 7.

Terrorist organizations in the north and south are testing Israeli endurance, receiving instructions from Tehran. According to a security source, Israel's freedom of response is limited by American pressure amid ongoing negotiations between Israel and Lebanon.

Two Ukrainian 'Flamingo' cruise missiles hit the 'Progress' plant in Samara, which manufactures 'Soyuz-2' rockets, potentially halting production for over a year. Simultaneously, a massive drone attack destroyed the largest Wildberries logistics center near Moscow.

Kozo Okamoto refused to speak and asked to die after failing his mission. According to the transcripts of Rehavam Ze'evi's testimony, he promised to give the terrorist his pistol with one bullet in exchange for information - but never intended to keep the agreement.

The terrorist organization will proceed this week to elect a new leader for the Strip, according to a Qatari report. The leading candidate, Ali al-Amoudi, served as head of Yahya Sinwar's office but is considered a pragmatist who pushes for participation in Palestinian elections. Simultaneously, Hamas accuses Israel of violating the roadmap.

The 11th International Arab Book Fair opened last Saturday in Istanbul. The US Ambassador to Doha sponsored the event, even though it included the dissemination of Holocaust denial messages, as well as those of Yahya Sinwar.

The tense situation in Judea and Samaria continues to occupy the Central Command, but officials point to data presenting a clear picture. Sources speaking with Walla noted that forces were reinforced due to concerns regarding the spread of violence against Palestinians.

The government is promoting a decision of approximately 3 billion shekels to strengthen settlement along 500 km of the border. As early as September, about 40 Nahal groups are expected to be established, including hundreds of young people. Strock: "A historic strategic act like no other."

Almog Boker (Channel 12) and Eli Albag, father of observer soldier Liri Albag, were interviewed on 103fm following Boker's report on the observers in the Gaza envelope. Both addressed the fear that warnings from the field are once again not receiving an adequate response from the senior echelon.

The Shin Bet and the National Cyber Directorate have identified a new wave of Iranian phishing attacks targeting journalists and media personnel in Israel. The goal is to obtain sensitive information amidst current political and security developments.

A Lebanese source warns in the newspaper "Nidaa al-Watan" that the terrorist organization is increasing its activities in order to sabotage negotiations with Israel. The source warns against being dragged into a widespread war and also accuses Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of attempting to exploit the military situation for the benefit of an election campaign.

IDF forces entered the Al-Jabari neighborhood following reports of clashes involving mutual stone-throwing and an Israeli citizen firing into the air. Palestinians report 10 injuries, including some from gunfire.

Journalist Menachem Horowitz discussed the tense security situation on the northern border and the alarming weekend experienced by residents during an interview on 103fm radio.

The South Korean army fired warning shots after North Korean soldiers crossed the Military Demarcation Line. Following the gunfire, the soldiers from the North retreated, reported the local news agency Yonhap, citing an anonymous source.

Tensions in Qusra continue to tie down IDF forces, disrupting counter-terrorism missions across Judea and Samaria. While some planned arrests have been postponed, the IDF clarifies that suspects posing an immediate threat remain a top priority.

The IDF announced that Abu Hassan Alaa, a senior commander in the "Badr" unit, was eliminated in response to Hezbollah's actions against IDF forces. According to the IDF, Alaa was involved in advancing terror plots and launching explosive drones. During the night, a series of strikes were reported in southern Lebanon, with at least 11 people killed.

The Minister of Defense sent a message following a Hezbollah attack in which three IDF soldiers were seriously wounded: "We will forcefully defend our soldiers and citizens." Throughout the night, the IDF also struck in the security zone in southern Lebanon, in Kantara and on the Ali-Tahar ridge. Security sources: these were routine strikes.

The US administration has announced plans to implement unprecedented economic isolation measures against Iran to force a ceasefire. Analysts are assessing the potential success of these steps, given Iran's reliance on China and its established financial workarounds.

Exporting nuclear reactors is not just an infrastructure deal, but a tool for geopolitical influence. The supplier secures technological and political ties for decades to come.

The IDF continues to pressure Hezbollah on the Ali-Taher ridge and has struck headquarters of Badr and Radwan, but prefers to keep a low profile so as not to push Iran into action. In Gaza, targeted killings have resumed with Netanyahu's approval, and in the West Bank, criticism is directed at the political echelon.