Security

The creators of the documentary countering the anti-Israel film "NZA" report facing millions of bot attacks and fraudulent Google complaints from pro-Palestinian activists.

The Ministry of National Security held a national emergency conference on Tuesday to prepare for extreme winter weather, focusing on potential flash floods and multi-agency coordination.

Hostage families and October 7 survivors demanded Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu release original recordings and protocols from the morning of the attack, citing suspicions of official document tampering.

A ninth-grade student was killed and several others were injured in an explosion on the Ramim Ridge during a school trip, after encountering unexploded ordnance.

Contradictory trail approvals by the Ministry of Education led to a fatal hiking accident on the Ramim Ridge, claiming the life of teenager Yair Vilensky.

Talik Guili, mother of fallen Yasam officer Ran Guili who died fighting on October 7, speaks about grief, spiritual resilience, and choosing life.

A security source warns that capturing Sanaa without destroying Houthi leadership risks an Afghan-style quagmire, citing moderate motivation and porous borders in Yemen.

The IDF announced that an unidentified object that entered northern airspace over the weekend was likely a balloon or floating device, ruling out a hostile drone.

IDF and Shin Bet forces thwarted a West Bank terror attack by arresting four Islamic Jihad operatives. A separate arrest in Bnei Brak targeted an illegal resident previously linked to anti-Israel attacks.

The Israeli Ministry of Defense and 19 defense firms are showcasing combat-proven technologies at the AUSA 2026 exhibition in Washington, following a record year of defense exports.

Palestinians reported that individuals posing as IDF soldiers attacked a family in the West Bank village of Talfit overnight, injuring three people.

A Delta Air Lines flight landing at Ben Gurion Airport was evacuated following an anonymous bomb threat. Thorough security searches revealed no suspicious items, and operations resumed normally.

Iran is fortifying nuclear and military sites, threatening regional escalation, and preparing its population for potential US strikes as tensions mount in the Middle East.

An illegal West Bank resident was arrested at the Aharonovich light rail station in Bnei Brak after filming the area and providing a false ID to police. He has a known security background involving past attacks.

The IDF holds its first major safety conference in three and a half years amid a surge in operational accidents, following recent combat fatalities in Lebanon and Gaza.

Teenager Yair Vilansky was killed and several others were injured by an unexploded ordnance blast near Ramim Ridge during a school hike in northern Israel.

Greece evaluates the strategic advantage of F-35 fighter jets and finalizes a massive $4 billion US arms deal to modernize its armed forces amid regional tensions.

A student's tragic death from an unexploded cluster munition in the Ramim Ridge highlights the enduring dangers of active submunitions left behind in the terrain long after military engagements.

A Golan Heights rescue official criticizes the IDF for incomplete minefield clearance in the north, warning that unaddressed breaches endanger hikers and security forces.

The Israel Hayom conference in New York on November 11 will highlight US-Israel security cooperation, featuring former Mossad chief David Barnea and defense leaders discussing post-war strategy.

An internal struggle has emerged between IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir and the political leadership over the appointment of the next Deputy Chief of Staff, with tensions threatening Zamir's future tenure.

Hezbollah-linked newspaper Al-Akhbar harshly criticized former IDF Arabic spokesperson Avichay Adraee following his recent interview on Saudi channel Al Arabiya.

Twenty-nine nations issued a joint declaration condemning Iran for a wave of hybrid attacks, cyber threats, and proxy terrorism targeting Jewish communities and diplomats across Europe.

Education Minister Yoav Kisch suspended northern border school trips for 48 hours after an unexploded ordnance blast killed a 14-year-old student and injured 23 others.

An Ethiopian Airlines cargo flight was turned back from Ben Gurion Airport due to an Indonesian crew member onboard. Meanwhile, aviation security investigations expand amid suspended UAE flights and probes into transport ministry officials.

A 14-year-old boy was killed and 24 others were injured in an explosion on the Ramim Ridge caused by an unexploded Hezbollah cluster munition.

A young Jewish shepherd reported being attacked in the Binyamin region, leading to police detaining two suspects, including retired Brig. Gen. Yoel Pelschu, sparking outrage from the Commanders for Israel's Security movement.

Emergency teams managed a mass casualty incident on Israel's northern border after an explosion struck students on a school trip, injuring multiple adolescents.

A resurfaced 2025 speech by former Iranian FM Mohammad Javad Zarif admitting ambassadors act as Quds Force reps has sparked controversy, backed by senior IRGC figures.

A student was killed and 24 others were injured on Ramim Ridge in Israel's north after an unexploded submunition from a Hezbollah attack apparently detonated.

A 14-year-old student was killed and 23 others injured in a northern border explosion during a school trip. Preliminary findings suggest students handled unexploded ordnance.

Jerusalem Municipality denied WhatsApp rumors about bomb shelter openings in Romema, confirming security alert levels remain unchanged.

Upper Galilee Council head Asaf Langleben demanded IDF sweeps in open areas following a fatal incident, while affirming that regional hiking activities will continue.

Former El Al CEO Yoel Feldsuh was arrested by police during violent clashes near Duma in the West Bank amid tense olive harvest incidents, sparking widespread security concerns.

The IDF Central Command has established a specialized unit to combat online incitement and lone-wolf attacks, arresting over 600 agitators and dismantling terror infrastructure across the West Bank.

A student trip in northern Israel turned tragic after an explosion caused by unexploded ordnance killed or injured participants, prompting urgent safety warnings.

Melbourne Imam Samir Mohtadi denied links to Hammam al-Hammami, an Omani national accused of an axe attack on a Flydubai flight targeting Ben Gurion Airport.

Israel prepares for potential escalation with Iran, Hezbollah, and the Houthis, warning Lebanon of a severe naval and aerial blockade if Hezbollah joins the conflict.

A recent explosion near Ramim Ridge on the northern border highlights the enduring threat of old landmines and unexploded ordnance across Israel's frontier regions.

Shas chairman Aryeh Deri expressed deep concern and prayed for the full recovery of hikers injured by an unexploded ordnance blast in the Ramim Ridge.