Security

Naftali Bennett announced he will send the Qatar File to the UN, urging Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to declare Qatar an enemy state during his UN address.

A vehicular ramming attack near the Maccabim checkpoint on Route 443 left a police officer seriously injured. Security forces neutralized the terrorist at the scene.

The Israel Police report a 30% surge in recruitment for 2026, adding over 2,700 new officers while reducing resignations by 12% through improved wages and incentives.

The military prosecution ordered an in-depth command investigation into a senior IDF brigadier general following serious complaints regarding a personal relationship and alleged security violations.

China is rapidly expanding its nuclear arsenal under President Xi Jinping, with satellite imagery revealing construction across multiple key facilities.

The Israeli Navy's newest submarine, the INS Drakon, is arriving in Haifa following a high-security transit from Germany. Equipped with advanced strike capabilities, the vessel strengthens Israel's qualitative naval edge.

Eric Trump backed US President Donald Trump's strikes on Iran in an interview, citing the nuclear threat. He also discussed halted Israeli real estate projects.

Police and the Shin Bet thwarted a Nablus terror cell planning attacks, including an assassination attempt on Minister Itamar Ben Gvir and kidnapping an IDF soldier.

Liri Albag, freed from Hamas captivity in January 2025 after 477 days, will share her survival story with her father Eli at a special event in Petah Tikva.

The US-led Peace Council is unveiling a 2.45 billion dollar recovery plan for Gaza, focusing on infrastructure, security, and governance during the first six months post-war.

British counter-terrorism forces arrested two terror suspects in Manchester planning an attack on the local Jewish community, one year after the Heaton Park synagogue massacre.

An impending Mossad opinion on the Qatargate affair deems the security breach "marginal," raising concerns among prosecutors about weakening the case, though foreign agent charges remain.

Former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert revealed new details about the 2007 destruction of the Syrian nuclear reactor, highlighting a young Mossad officer's persistence and unprecedented security measures.

Former Gaza hostage Omer Shem Tov wrote in The Wall Street Journal critiquing the anti-Israel film 'Collateral Damage' for ignoring Hamas's atrocities and erasing hostages' experiences.

A fact-checking review revealed that the true cost of Haredi military exemption is 144 shekels per month per working household, correcting an earlier overstated figure of 1,420 shekels.

A military court sentenced three Palestinians to 70 months in prison for throwing firebombs at a West Bank outpost trailer in 2021, rejecting the prosecution's 14-year demand over a missing nationalist motive.

The Prime Minister's Office strongly criticized French President Emmanuel Macron, highlighting the murder of French-Israeli citizen Netanel Shakron in a West Bank terror attack.

Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa criticized Israeli security policies at the Atlantic Council in New York, stating that peace talks had previously reached 90% agreement.

The elite IDF Paratroopers Reconnaissance Unit marks its 70th anniversary while actively operating across multiple fronts, from Gaza to Lebanon and the West Bank.

Iranian state TV reports that Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi met U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff to discuss conditions for reopening the Strait of Hormuz and a regional ceasefire.

Families, officials, and journalists gathered at the ANU Museum in Tel Aviv for the launch of former minister Izhar Shay's book honoring his late son Nuni and the fallen of October 7.

An IAF career NCO was arrested on suspicion of harassing two subordinates, as military data reveals an increase in complaints regarding inappropriate workplace behavior.

Germany is preparing unprecedented restrictions on classified intelligence and military defense plans following far-right AfD electoral gains, amid mounting concerns from NATO allies over potential leaks to Moscow.

Before October 7, Israeli intelligence misinterpreted a warning from Yahya Sinwar about prison unrest, mistakenly linking it to negotiations over captive researcher Elizabeth Tsurkov.

A 16-year-old boy whose father was murdered in a West Bank shooting attack recalls the final moments. The Hamas terrorist was later captured by Duvdevan commandos.

Satellite images reveal damage to a Saudi Aramco facility near Riyadh following a Houthi attack, as frustration mounts in Riyadh over canceled US military responses.

Six months after three Israeli Bedouin citizens were detained by Egyptian intelligence in Sinai, their families remain without answers. Israeli and Egyptian authorities have provided scarce details regarding their whereabouts and legal status.

A minor wanted for the attack in the Palestinian village of Qusra turned himself in to the police. Seven suspects have been arrested in the ongoing joint police and Shin Bet investigation.

UN Secretary-General António Guterres criticized Israel at a General Assembly session, citing unprecedented destruction in Gaza and risks of ethnic cleansing in the West Bank.

Israeli airlines accuse the Shin Bet of barring flights to the UAE over security risks while foreign carriers operate normally, warning of massive financial losses and unfair competition.

The Israeli government is set to approve up to 200,000 reserve mobilization slots amid rising security tensions. Defense Minister Israel Katz issued a stern warning regarding potential abductions.

An analytical report from the Gaza Strip details ongoing IDF operations along the Philadelphi Corridor and the Yellow Line, highlighting the vast destruction, humanitarian aid truck traffic, and Hamas's efforts to rebuild its military capabilities.

Houthi forces are advancing toward key Yemeni territories like Marib and Taiz, threatening remaining government strongholds as regional tensions escalate.

Iran has deployed the Afghan-Shiite militia Liwa Fatemiyoun to eastern Iran to serve as a reserve force for suppressing potential domestic uprisings and internal security threats.

The Israel Airports Authority has demanded the U.S. Air Force remove 19 refueling aircraft from Ben Gurion Airport by late 2026 to accommodate rising civilian traffic, issuing a similar ultimatum for Ramon Airport.

Ofir Angrest, whose brother Matan survived captivity in Gaza, enlisted in the IDF on Tuesday. The family marked the milestone with mixed emotions, recalling the arduous campaign for Matan's release.

The pro-Palestinian Hind Rajab Foundation filed a complaint in Italy against an Israeli tourist over alleged Gaza military actions, marking the third such move this month.

Israeli police arrested a 16-year-old suspect in Ramat Gan after he messaged a police bot claiming to be a terrorist. Concurrently, the IDF and Shin Bet thwarted an imminent attack in Qabatiya.

Hezbollah is raising its combat readiness amid US-Iran tensions while Egyptian mediators attempt to revive stalled political talks between the group and Lebanese leadership.

Defense Minister Israel Katz warned that the abduction of any Israeli will lead to the total evacuation of Gaza City. Meanwhile, the IDF continues targeted eliminations of senior Hamas commanders.