Israel Hayom

The teenager left home under the guise of attending math tutoring. Upon reaching the settlement gate, he abandoned his plan and hid the knife under a bench. He was detained by a local resident and military personnel on suspicion of trespassing.

The Hamas leadership in Gaza has conveyed a message to the leadership abroad, agreeing to the latest draft presented by mediators regarding weapons and governance in Gaza within the Peace Council plan. The draft primarily defers these issues to later stages of negotiations.

It has come to the attention of "Hayom" that on the last recruitment day, which took place about a week and a half ago, 230 ultra-Orthodox individuals were recruited into designated IDF tracks. Rabbi Yaakov Farber, one of the founders of the "Maalot Tzur" track, worked for years to promote the integration of the ultra-Orthodox into the IDF.

Ahead of their meeting at the White House, the Prime Minister is expected to reveal information indicating that centrifuges were transferred to the "Mount Mahush" facility, located over 90 meters underground. Israel will also present evidence of the rehabilitation of Tehran's missile and UAV programs, arguing that Iran is not negotiating in good faith.

The Iranian news agency Tasnim, linked to the Revolutionary Guards, has published a video inciting the murder of Melania Trump. Benjamin Netanyahu has landed in Washington for talks with Donald Trump, with Iran set to be the primary topic of discussion.

The Prime Minister landed in the US after departing from the Nevatim base on the "Knaf Zion" aircraft under strict security protocols. The agenda for his meeting with US President Donald Trump includes the Iranian nuclear program, the Abraham Accords, and other strategic issues. Later today, Netanyahu will attend the memorial service for Senator Lindsey Graham.

The Central Command has removed the restriction imposed following the recent wave of attacks, and determined that starting tomorrow, Palestinian workers will be allowed to return to Jewish communities in the West Bank. At the same time, the US Embassy extended the warning to its employees and their families, instructing them not to travel to the West Bank due to the security situation.

Minister Israel Katz met with Dutch opposition leader Geert Wilders to discuss the security situation and the strengthening of Israel's international alliances.

The Port of Ashdod maintained Israel's economic supply chain under fire while serving as a forward position for the Navy. The port's emergency management model has since been presented to European counterparts, with plans for further infrastructure expansion underway.

A Thai worker discovered a drone with a camera and a suspicious charge near Kibbutz Nahal Oz. Residents warn that the reduction of local defense forces does not align with the current security reality.

The security establishment warns of "total deadlock and zero productivity" while Israel's enemies are arming themselves. Procurement is stalled, readiness is suffering, and pressure on the IDF is mounting with no solution in sight.

According to the IDF, A'el Musa Khaled Ladawi headed a secret intelligence mechanism that assisted in planning attacks. At the same time, 99th Division forces destroyed a tunnel network hundreds of meters long in the northern Gaza Strip.

Amid security tensions, the Prime Minister departed from Nevatim Airbase rather than Ben Gurion Airport. Before takeoff, Benjamin Netanyahu stated: "I will discuss all issues on the agenda, first and foremost Iran."

Yaari, son of MAPAM founder Meir Yaari, was praised for his performance during the Yom Kippur War, when he was a branch head in Syria. He is also remembered for his advice to the late Ariel Sharon during the First Lebanon War.

The mechanism for verifying Hezbollah's demilitarization is at the center of discussions. Beirut wants the process managed via the US or UNIFIL. Lebanese government sources describe August as a 'decisive turning point' for security in the south.

According to the Lebanese newspaper "Nidaa al-Watan," the US strategy of attrition is beginning to take its toll on the Iranian regime. Washington intends to expand its strikes to include civilian infrastructure, increasing the cost of confrontation for Tehran.

The Prime Minister will fly to Washington for the memorial service of Senator Lindsey Graham and meetings with US President Donald Trump. The agenda includes Iran, Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria. Jerusalem has denied rumors of friction between the leaders.

More than 130 wanted persons were arrested over the weekend, including Hamas operatives, inciters, and terrorists who planned to carry out attacks. The IDF identifies an increase in incitement and the desire to carry out copycat attacks, and continues to reinforce forces and operate to counter terror throughout the West Bank.

The Shin Bet Director held a lengthy meeting with former Prime Minister and "Beyhad" party chairman Naftali Bennett. The meeting was requested by Zini following Bennett's warnings regarding the "politicization" of appointments. Zini also met with "Yashar!" chairman Gadi Eisenkot last week.

The IDF struck in the central Gaza Strip and eliminated Hammam Eid, who was responsible for the production and launch of remotely operated aircraft against IDF forces. At the same time, in Deir al-Balah, the senior official who led the hunt for suspects of espionage for Israel was eliminated.

Following the Cabinet's approval for the entry of the International Security Force (ISF) into the Gaza Strip, a political source clarified: "The IDF will continue to hold the 'yellow line,' and there will be no withdrawal until Hamas is fully disarmed." He added that each entry requires individual approval, with only 200 representatives currently planned. During the Security Cabinet meeting...

The President of Israel and the King of Bahrain discussed strengthening bilateral ties, the significance of the Abraham Accords, and recent developments in the Middle East. The call and its publication were initiated by Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa. Isaac Herzog commended the King for his contribution to regional stability.

The 'Asharq Al-Awsat' newspaper revealed that Wael Musa al-Dawi, eliminated in an IDF strike in the central Gaza Strip, was managing an operation to pursue militias and suspected Israeli collaborators. Another police commander was also killed in the strike.

The cabinet approved the entry of Multinational Peace Council forces into Gaza, despite opposition from Minister Itamar Ben Gvir. Ministers Gideon Sa'ar and Ze'ev Elkin supported the move, while Orit Strock and Ben Gvir criticized Hamas's failure to meet its commitments.

Officers serving in Judea and Samaria warn that nationalist crime incidents are straining forces and reducing their ability to operate in the sector. "If someone dies, from my point of view, in the moral aspect, I have not failed in any mission," said an officer serving in the area. The remarks were made after a tense night that included the burning of a mosque, vehicles, and attempted arson in...

The military appeals committee in Judea and Samaria accepted the appeal of Tal Yinon Dardik against his administrative house arrest order, ruling that the state cannot force his mother-in-law to host him. The committee ordered the IDF to find an alternative, suggesting the state rent an apartment for him. Dardik is currently on a hunger strike.

According to a report in the Saudi "Asharq Al-Awsat", sources in Yemen believe that public dissatisfaction may lead to widespread protest. According to them, the moves against vessels in the Red Sea and the Bab el-Mandeb Strait are increasing concern among citizens.

During a government meeting amid West Bank escalation, ministers called for stricter rules of engagement. Ben Gvir insisted on a return to targeted killings.

The Houthi military spokesman announced the interception of a Bayraktar Akinci UAV over Al-Jawf province. The incident follows a phone call between the Saudi and Turkish defense ministers.

Ahmad al-Shara told Al Jazeera that Damascus is working to reach a security agreement with Israel with the partnership of several countries. He added that if realized, the agreement would pave the way for "comprehensive peace." Al-Shara clarified that "we do not intend to carry out any military intervention in Lebanon."

Ministers and the Prime Minister, who will meet with President Trump this week, are set to discuss reconstruction efforts in the Gaza Strip. Residents of the border region warn of the dangers, while the Nachala movement labels the proposal a "surrender to the enemy."

According to the Lebanese newspaper "Al-Modon", tension was recorded between Washington and Damascus against the backdrop of the refusal of the al-Shara regime to intervene militarily against Hezbollah. The Syrian government did not respond to the demands and preferred to study them and consult with Turkey.

Tehran claims the US has halted airstrikes over the past two days, leading to a reciprocal pause in Iranian actions. While diplomatic efforts to achieve calm are underway, officials warn it is too early to determine if this is a lasting settlement or a temporary operational break.

Zehava Shaul, mother of Staff Sergeant Oron Shaul, passed away at 71 after a battle with cancer. She was laid to rest today at the Poriya Illit cemetery alongside her husband and son.

According to reports in the Gulf, the US administration has formulated a framework for a joint operation in Iran, which will open with a strike on the Revolutionary Guards and may expand to strategic infrastructure and nuclear facilities.

Against the backdrop of continued fighting, the government is seeking to extend 'Tzav 8' until the end of September. The defense establishment clarifies that the move is essential for IDF needs but admits: the burden on reservists and their families is heavy and prolonged.

Tehran reports "progress" in contacts with Oman regarding the passage of ships in the strategic strait. Politico report: Gulf states are struggling to agree on how to end the war with Iran.

According to regional sources, the Iranian president and foreign minister are trying to maintain a channel of talks with the US, but their influence is waning. The IRGC is expanding its grip on power centers, and sources estimate that the civilian leadership may strengthen if the IRGC realizes that their procurement options in the arms markets are shrinking.

Following a series of security incidents, the Central Command Commander announced a ban on the entry of workers into communities in Judea and Samaria. Industrial zones are excluded, and construction sites can be exempted at the request of the communities.

In Israel, a significant American strike was expected last night that would lead to escalation, but it did not take place. At the same time, Houthi spokesman Yahya Saree announced that the terrorist organization attacked sensitive targets of the Saudi oil company Aramco.