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They were born as quadruplets — brothers Guy, Eliran, and Roi, and sister Mor. Despite their different personalities, the Farjon siblings were inseparable best friends. On August 19, 2006, exactly 20 years ago, Roi was killed in a terror attack. "For years it was hard for me to wish the three children a happy birthday," says their mother, Tami. "It is not easy to celebrate when Roiki is no longer...

The US President announced a new economic operation against Iran, which he described as the 'most crushing in history.' He did not provide details, but threatened that any country that cooperates with the Islamic Republic — whether through its airports or shell companies — will face economic consequences.

General Adel Issa, a former division commander in the Syrian army, was handed over to Syrian authorities after being arrested in Lebanon. He is suspected, among other things, of murder and torture that led to death.

The new reality requires not only a security concept for the border, but also a civilian one: strong communities, agriculture, education, employment, and stable civilian presence. A border is not just a line to be defended; it is also a space where people live.

The third and final episode of the investigative series "7.10 – Judea and Samaria version" aired on Channel 14, examining the threat posed by the Palestinian Authority. The investigation explores whether Israel remains captive to outdated concepts and how terror elements in Judea and Samaria are preparing for scenarios even larger than the October 7 massacre.

The dispute: Benjamin Netanyahu approved a budget of 40 billion shekels, but the Ministry of Finance refuses to transfer it. The Ministry of Defense warns: we are losing a precious year of procurement.

On the night of August 18, 2026, Air Force fighter jets struck the Abu al-Duhur military airfield in the Idlib province of northwestern Syria. The airfield is located about 60-70 kilometers from the Turkish border and about 300 kilometers from the Israeli border. According to Syrian military sources, about eight strikes were carried out, damaging runways and storage facilities.

A US Army unit is offering its soldiers an unusual incentive in exchange for extending their service: a four-day vacation in honor of the launch of the highly anticipated game. The military views the gaming population as an important pool of potential recruits.

The Iranian regime has formulated a two-stage plan marking a shift from a policy of containment to offensive operations. According to a source close to the Revolutionary Guards, Tehran recognizes the effectiveness of the American siege and is attempting to force Donald Trump to ease sanctions.

According to Reuters, Gofman and al-Shaibani spoke last week and discussed the Turkish military presence in Syria — days before the Israeli strikes on the airbase in the north of the country.

The chairman of the Democrats, Major General (res.) Yair Golan, spoke out against the Israeli strike in Syria, claiming it is a "provocative and dangerous move" that could bring Israel closer to a confrontation with Turkey and deepen the rift with allies, led by the USA. In a statement he released, Golan said: "Once again, military force is being used for political considerations, and once again...

Firefighting teams reported a wide line of fire near the settlement of Afeka, which was spreading toward residential homes due to wind. Police from the Judea District are assisting with site security and traffic control, while fire crews and aerial support work to extinguish the blaze.

Haim Tomer, a former senior Mossad official, is not convinced that Iran will attack in Europe, calling the reports "total nonsense." He criticized decision-makers, noting that the IDF is near collapse and that a new strategy is required.

Eyal Zamir held a situation assessment and tour with senior Northern Command officers, clarifying that the IDF is monitoring changes on the Syrian front. "We have created a forward defense zone that serves as a buffer in front of the communities." On the multi-front war: "We must be in constant readiness."

Against the backdrop of increasing Turkish involvement in Syria, Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir toured the south of the country and clarified that the IDF is monitoring the changes in the arena. According to him, Israel will act to prevent not only terror threats but also the formation of a significant military threat on its border: "We will know how to use our power where it is needed and when it is...

Brig. Gen. (res.) Tzurie Sagi died today at the age of 92. During his 32 years in the IDF, he fought in the Battle of the Mitla, commanded the Paratrooper Reconnaissance Unit and the 890th Battalion, and participated in the Yom Kippur War. He will be remembered primarily for his secret mission in the 1960s: training the Kurdish underground and developing the combat doctrine that destroyed an...

The IDF will end the deployment of reserve soldiers who have been securing communities in the area since the war began due to threat scenarios similar to October 7th. The Border Police stated that responsibility for security systems now lies with the communities themselves. Local officials criticized the move, calling it disconnected from the reality on the ground.

Globes has learned that the government is preparing to approve an additional tens of billions of shekels for security needs as early as next week. Analysts warn that this could necessitate future tax hikes and budget cuts.

The conversation between the US Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the Turkish Chief of Staff took place two days after the strike on the Abu al-Duhur base in Syria. Conversely, newspapers identified with Erdogan and the country's most widely circulated newspaper chose not to feature it on their front pages.

The Israel Prison Service (IPS) conducted an extensive search operation this week in the cells of prisoners identified with the Bakri and Eyal Nagar criminal organizations. Elite fighters seized shivs and drugs, aiming to disrupt the direction of criminal activity from within the prison.

The delay in payments by the Ministry of Finance to Israel Aerospace Industries threatens not only the company's ability to continue its work during this sensitive period, but also compromises the security of Israel's citizens.

US President Donald Trump rebuked Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth over a shortage of interceptors. This incident highlights the critical importance of logistics in maintaining operational readiness.

After causing an international outcry, the IDF General Staff's fact-finding mechanism has completed its review of five significant incidents that occurred during the fighting in Gaza - and has made legal decisions. Regarding the deaths of "World Central Kitchen" workers and the shooting at "Doctors Without Borders" personnel, it was determined that there is no suspicion of a crime. The death of...

The "Magic Touch" Apache helicopter squadron, which supported maneuvering forces and intercepted UAVs during the war, has moved from Ramon base to Ramat David. Major G. explained that following the lessons of October 7, the IDF decided to disperse attack helicopter forces across both ends of the country to ensure better border protection.

Sources identified with the organization threaten escalation against vital targets in the south of the kingdom, including Aramco facilities, and the blocking of Saudi vessels in the Red Sea and the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. The remarks come after the Houthis claimed they recently attacked an Aramco refinery in the Jizan area.

The IDF Spokesperson has released findings from the General Staff's investigative mechanism regarding incidents involving humanitarian aid workers and civilians. These investigations aim to ensure compliance with international and Israeli law.

Professor Uzi Rabi warns that Turkey is trying to deepen its grip on Syria in a way that could limit Israel's freedom of action. According to him, Israel must prevent this now and clarify that "Syria will not become a Turkish colony."

The simulator, developed by Avner Vilan, a former senior security official and expert on Iran, pointed to a path where Iran retreats from its demands. The decisive variable is not the extent of the damage, but who convinces their opponent that they are willing to pay a high price over time. However, the conditions for this, including a campaign without a time limit, could cost too much for the...

World press headlines: The US accuses 17 hackers of a massive cyber operation, the Trump administration maintains restraint in the face of Iranian attacks, and diplomatic attempts to resolve the situation in Gaza encounter gaps on the ground.

Jack Mann lied about his age and joined the British Army at 17, after being exposed to the atrocities committed by the Nazis against the Jews of Europe. He operated deep behind enemy lines and participated in secret missions. At the age of 100, he passed away as the last fighter from the founding generation of the elite SAS and LRDG units.

After a week of watching the siege of his home from Ohio, Luay Abu Ridi has returned to Qusra and raised the American flag. He reported that family property was stolen and is in contact with the US Embassy to resolve the situation.

An Ashdod resident reported missing managed to cross the maritime border to Aqaba unnoticed. He was returned to Israel earlier this week. The IDF Spokesperson's Unit stated: "The incident is under investigation."

Naftali Bennett presented his "breaking concepts" platform, highlighting four erroneous security perceptions he intends to change. He called for defining Qatar as an enemy state, removing Turkey and Qatar from Gaza's post-war arrangements in favor of Egypt, and reversing the deterrence equation: any fire from Hezbollah will lead to Israeli strikes directly against Iran.

A security source who spoke with N12 outlined the Iranian moves: they are focusing on producing cheap and easy-to-operate missiles - and are not afraid of entering another conflict. "Iran will try to disrupt the blockade on it - and it may move to a stage of opening fire," he said.

A long-standing dispute over the strategic 'Khor Abdullah' shipping lane between Iraq and Kuwait has intensified. The situation escalated following the death of an Iraqi fisherman by Kuwaiti Coast Guard fire, triggering protests and the appearance of UAVs bearing 'revenge' slogans.

IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir met with his Greek counterpart Dimitrios Houpis, who concluded an official visit to Israel. The IDF emphasized that the meeting reflects the strategic importance of military cooperation between the two nations.

Exclusive ynet footage reveals suspicious Hamas activity in the ruins of the Gaza Strip. Commanders on the ground report that 'ceasefire politics' are restricting IDF operations, forcing soldiers into a passive defensive posture despite clear signs of enemy preparation for attacks.

Iran is considering expanding its range of attacks to Europe if US President Donald Trump escalates the conflict, according to a report by the Financial Times. Potential targets include sites in Bulgaria and Cyprus.

Middle East expert Yoni Ben-Menachem warned that ahead of the US elections in November, Iran plans to escalate its campaign against American interests in the Middle East. Tehran's goal is to destabilize the situation and undermine Donald Trump's electoral prospects.

US President Donald Trump has ordered his administration's senior envoys to halt talks with Iran at this stage. The White House is simultaneously signaling a change in strategy toward Tehran, as reported yesterday, Tuesday, by CNN.