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The funeral of Sami Jassous, shot after allegedly attempting to stab a police officer in Lod, will take place tonight. The IDF approved the release of his body for burial, overriding initial recommendations from the police and Shin Bet. The funeral will be held under heavy security.

Roi Braun, a hiker who was part of the group involved in the recent terror attack, refuted media claims that the hikers entered the village. He provided a detailed account of the events that led to the deaths of Yuval Ezra and Benyahu Malet.

Jerusalem is not receiving direct updates from the US regarding negotiations with Iran over the Strait of Hormuz. Despite diplomatic activity, Israel remains vigilant, citing the unpredictability of Donald Trump's decision-making.

The Syrian army has raised its alert level and mobilized units, while simultaneously reporting reinforcements to the Iraq border. The IDF clarifies that the move is related to internal tensions in northern Syria, far from Israel, and that there is no fear of friction on the Golan.

Protesters gathered outside a recruitment event in Jerusalem, shouting insults at Brigadier General (res.) Ofer Winter, calling him an "inciter" and a "heretic."

The 15-point document agreed upon by Peace Council diplomats includes Hamas's commitment to surrender all weapons and relinquish control over the Gaza Strip. Despite the historic nature of the deal, Israel remains deeply concerned about implementation and security guarantees.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is strengthening regional influence, leveraging energy crises in Iraq and instability in Lebanon to expand his footprint.

Gaza residents express deep despair over the lack of real change and distrust in the parties involved. They fear that both Hamas and the Israeli government are merely maneuvering rather than seeking an end to civilian suffering.

Behind the operational activity on the southern borders lies a daily, around-the-clock war against smuggling. Data obtained by Channel 14 News shows that since January 2026, IDF soldiers have thwarted significant smuggling attempts.

India is in the crosshairs: the vessel MSV Faize Noore Oliya was hit while sailing in the Red Sea. All 14 crew members, mostly Indian nationals, were rescued by the Yemeni Coast Guard. New Delhi's Minister of Shipping condemned the incident as an "unjustified attack on an undefended vessel."

The IDF recruited 4,300 Haredim in 2025, a record 53% increase. While significant, this figure represents only a small fraction of the 72,000 draft evaders, highlighting the scale of the challenge.

A Channel 14 poll published Tuesday shows that 87% of respondents oppose ending the destruction of terror threats in the Gaza Strip until Hamas is disarmed. The survey also addressed the conduct of Defense Minister Israel Katz, Donald Trump's Iran policy, and calls for investigations into Democratic candidates.

Against the backdrop of ongoing talks between Israel and Lebanon, Hezbollah continues its rearmament and efforts to establish itself in southern Lebanon. The Lebanese Army, intended to be a balancing factor, faces significant difficulties in enforcing order and disarming the organization.

As reported by News 14 on Tuesday, Hamas has informed mediators that it is considering withdrawing from emerging deal understandings, citing ongoing Israeli airstrikes in the Gaza Strip. This development presents a significant challenge for ongoing negotiations.

The IDF is considering promoting Major General Avi Blut to the position of Head of Aman. This follows a public dispute between Defense Minister Israel Katz and Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir regarding senior officer appointments.

The Indian cargo ship "Faizi Nuri Aulia" sank on Tuesday after being struck by an attacking vessel 13 nautical miles south of the Houthi-controlled city of Al-Hodeidah. All 14 crew members were rescued by the Yemeni Coast Guard.

Maritime incident off the Russian coast: 22 crew members were evacuated after a fire broke out on a ship hit by a drone. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Ankara warns against the ongoing targeting of civilian vessels.

Former National Security Council head Yaakov Amidror stated that Qatar plays a destructive role in the region. He argued that once the war concludes, Israel must take a firm stance against the state.

On Tuesday, recruits and their families gathered at Ariel Sharon Park for induction into the IDF Combat Engineering Corps. Despite parental anxiety, the new recruits show high morale and determination.

The new Fighters' Park for the Yahalom unit has been inaugurated, funded by a 2-million-shekel donation from the Jewish community in Mexico. The complex will serve as a venue for unit ceremonies and soldier welfare, featuring a monument dedicated to the unit's fallen.

IDF forces in the Gaza Strip have received a new directive to conduct attacks only to eliminate immediate threats. Targeted killings now require the approval of the Chief of Staff and the political echelon.

Globes brings to the public's attention an unusual decision by the censorship to delay an article's publication indefinitely without providing a security justification. This case raises further questions regarding the consistency of the censorship's policy.

Reports indicate that talks to regulate the opening of the Strait of Hormuz are “advancing at full speed” and that “significant progress” has been achieved. An official announcement of the new arrangements is expected within a few hours or tomorrow. At the same time, intermediaries informed the United States of progress in talks to reach a temporary agreement with Iran, though a source noted that...

Military correspondent Hillel Biton-Rosen presented his assessment of the Gaza agreement prospects in an open studio session: "I do not know of a terrorist organization that threw away its weapons and surrendered."

A group of black-clad skinheads blocked the entrance to a hotel in the resort town of Bansko, cursed the young people, and performed Nazi salutes while shouting "Sieg Heil." Police called to the scene drove them away, but they returned shortly after. The incident comes about a week after a group of 18-year-old Israelis were attacked in Sunny Beach.

Against the backdrop of Revolutionary Guards' threats to target strategic assets, the IDF Navy is practicing a multi-front campaign along Israel's coast and in the Red Sea. The drills focus on protecting energy facilities, merchant ships, and ports from missile attacks, UAVs, and maritime incursions.

The move is intended to allow judicial review by military courts over decisions of military detention facility authorities regarding the conditions of detention of detainees and prisoners. This is part of the desire to promote the rights of soldiers held in detention and imprisonment | First publication

Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett visited the Gaza envelope, accusing the Netanyahu government of abandonment and allowing Hamas to grow stronger. He called for designating Qatar as an enemy state.

An executive jet purchased by the Irish government for 53 million euros cannot land safely in difficult weather conditions because Dublin insisted on removing systems with Israeli technology produced by Elbit, as part of the boycott of Israel.

Nawaf Salam responded to the Hezbollah Secretary-General's accusation regarding assistance to Israel: "They dragged Lebanon alone into the adventures of the 'support' wars, and provided excuses for aggression against our country."

The US military has used most of its inventory of long-range precision missiles during five months of fighting against Iran. This was stated to Reuters by three sources familiar with the details.

Fighters operating in southern Lebanon used eSIMs, inadvertently connecting to local Lebanese networks. The IDF fears geolocation risks and information leaks, and has ordered soldiers to delete the apps and tighten security protocols.

Against the backdrop of rising security tensions, celebrity psychic Eden Hodaya Cohen has shared a forecast regarding the resumption of hostilities, including on the Lebanese front.

A report published by Sky News claimed that IDF soldiers delayed a Palestinian ambulance carrying a woman in advanced pregnancy for more than 30 minutes at a checkpoint near the village of Awarta, following a terror attack that occurred in the area. According to the report, the forces even ordered the ambulance engine and the medical equipment inside to be turned off.

The reality in the Gaza Strip is shaped by three power centers: the IDF, Hamas, and local militias. The struggle over weapons and security mechanisms remains the primary obstacle to any future settlement.

A commercial vessel was attacked today, Tuesday, near the Strait of Hormuz; reports indicate the crew abandoned the ship and one sailor is missing. Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian stated that Iran defends its borders but does not seek to expand the war. Donald Trump criticized Iran’s leadership, noting that talks are ongoing and that nothing will happen to Iran unless the United States...

American company Ondas, which has been acquiring Israeli defense startups, aims to create a unified autonomous system for the US military. Former Mossad chief Dadi Barnea has been appointed to lead the company.

The head of the terrorist organization Naim Qassem attacked the direct negotiations: "It brought only political gains to Israel, but we will repel it on the ground." In Lebanon, it is reported that these issues will be discussed in the round of talks in Rome.

Hezbollah Secretary-General Naim Qassem stated that the memorandum of understanding will accelerate the Israeli withdrawal. He declared Iran the victor and criticized direct negotiations between Jerusalem and Beirut.

The Ministry of Diaspora Affairs and Combating Antisemitism has revealed that 20 US-based organizations, operating under the guise of human rights, have raised $250 million to fuel anti-Israel incitement.