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Israel is working to block the 15-point plan previously considered by the government. "The Prime Minister did not initially understand the gravity of the situation, but now realizes its significance," the source stated. Regarding Iran, the source added: "The current situation is the best for us. The Iranian clock is ticking."

The former Mossad chief addressed the US strike on the underground nuclear facility in Iran, calling it 'the fulfillment of all my dreams.' Cohen revealed that his organization's personnel visited the site to study it in depth, but added a caveat regarding the current danger of enrichment.

As part of our special report series, we accompanied new recruits joining the Kfir and Nahal brigades. "The feeling when you see people ready to give their lives to protect the country, and how much desire and will they have—you don't find that in any other country, it's only in Israel," said Itay, who is enlisting in the Kfir brigade.

The IDF reports daily ceasefire violations by Hamas. A Peace Council mechanism began monitoring the situation on Friday. "We seek to give a chance to the demilitarization process, not provide immunity for terrorist activity," Council sources stated.

IDF soldiers in the Gaza Strip report a tightening of operational guidelines. According to the troops, eliminating a threat that has not crossed the "yellow line" now requires a direct directive from the Chief of Staff, and Air Force activity has significantly decreased.

Liam Aaron Gamzo continues the path of his brother, Staff Sergeant Ilay Gamzo, who fell in battle. His parents signed for his service in the infantry after he requested, 'Do not stop my life.' Among the new recruits to the brigade is also a lone soldier who immigrated specifically from Australia. 'Welcome to the IDF' series of reports.

Censorship has allowed the publication of reports that regional discussions included the possibility of a tactical peace agreement with Israel, which could be violated at a later date.

A document from the Defense Export Control Agency calls for adopting 'resilience before efficiency' concepts inspired by China. Background: disappointment with U.S. policy and the global munitions challenge.

In an exclusive interview with Channel 12, Nickolay Mladenov addressed the Gaza demilitarization plan. He emphasized that the process is not based on trust in Hamas and that any IDF withdrawal will be strictly phased and conditional.

A special raid by the inter-agency headquarters of the Judea and Samaria District escalated into a violent confrontation. A suspect who attacked the detectives was arrested, but dozens of rioters launched an assault, surrounded the forces, and freed the detainee. Sappers are currently operating at the scene, and a manhunt is underway.

Exclusive: Gazans reveal how the terrorist organization is reasserting control, using hospitals as headquarters and suppressing dissent. Residents testify that Hamas has no intention of disarming and continues to intimidate the population.

850 million shekels will be diverted from a budget intended for investments in the technology sector at the Ministry of Economy, and an additional 150 million from unallocated funds. The document emphasizes that without approval of the decision, it will not be possible to execute the procurement.

Hamas remains far from disarmed, yet Israel faces significant American pressure. The multinational force intended to replace IDF soldiers is small, prompting security officials to warn that building a strategy on such a limited force is highly concerning.

Israel has held its fire in the Gaza Strip following American pressure and as part of President Donald Trump's 20-point plan. Hamas is exploiting the cessation of strikes to rehabilitate tunnels, manufacture weaponry, and smuggle drones. The Southern Command reports daily on violations, while the IDF's rules of engagement have been tightened.

A new Amnesty International report reveals that since October 7, thousands of arms shipments have been transferred to Israel from India. Behind this flow are defense industries that have transferred knowledge and production to the subcontinent in recent years, thereby turning one of their largest clients into part of the supply chain.

A terrorist who raided Gaza envelope communities on October 7 was arrested while attempting to collect aid. He was working as a truck driver for a private merchant and was intercepted by security forces on his way to the Kerem Shalom crossing.

In the "Central Edition" it was revealed that the head of the Mossad dismissed two senior officials responsible for the failed plan to topple the regime in Iran. Mossad sources stated that this decision is an attempt to shift responsibility away from the leadership, noting that such actions contradict the organization's DNA.

The Mossad's operational plan for regime change in Iran has failed. Mossad Director Roman Gofman has decided to dismiss the head of the intelligence directorate and the head of the Iran division, who were responsible for the mission's planning.

The head of the Shin Bet warned that "the next October 7th will be in Eilat," but the security establishment clarifies that there is no concrete intelligence about a planned attack. The open border with Jordan, the geographical distance from reinforcements, weapons smuggling, and demographic changes within the city have turned Eilat into a vulnerability. In the Eilot region, they are demanding a...

Master Sergeant (res.) Tamir Vaknin and Major (res.) Harel Birenstock fell yesterday due to an explosive device in Lebanon. "He knew it was important to serve the country and do reserve duty," said Yoav, Tamir's brother. "He was in Gaza for seven months, served in Syria and Lebanon." Regarding their last conversation, he said: "We laughed as always, he made sure I would be calm."

Palestinian residents in the West Bank have been facing severe fuel shortages for three weeks. While the PA blames delays in tax revenue transfers, gas station owners argue that funds were diverted to other purposes.

IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir has renewed his harsh criticism of the government's push for a law preventing the arrest of ultra-Orthodox deserters. Zamir stated that the political echelon ignored repeated warnings from the IDF and instructed his staff to monitor developments, a move interpreted as a directive for police to assist the Military Police in making arrests.

A civilian drone entered Ben Gurion Airport's airspace this morning, forcing a halt to takeoffs and landings during peak hours. The Ministry of Transport has launched an investigation into the incident.

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.

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

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.

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 IDF has completed the disciplinary handling of the affair, after dozens of soldiers left the Sde Teiman base in protest of the battalion commander's decision.

Jews set fire to several vehicles between the villages of Jalud and Talfit in Binyamin. A Star of David and the inscriptions "revenge" and "Avi, go home"—directed at the Central Command Chief Avi Bluth—were sprayed at the scene. The event follows a series of recent violent acts in the West Bank.

While in the past many asked "why armored corps?", today the new fighters declare with pride that they chose to join the corps intentionally. "At the end of the day we want to exist here, this is our country," one of them said. Among the recruits, Natan, an ultra-Orthodox young man, stood out, stating there was no hesitation regarding his decision.

Amidst a wave of recent suicides in the IDF, it has emerged that four female soldiers in the "Lions of the Jordan" battalion waited over two and a half months for a mental health consultation. One soldier reported threats from her commander regarding the request. The IDF Spokesperson has launched an investigation into the commanders' conduct.

An investigation has been revealed involving an American Satmar Hasid who became a central figure in one of the most serious wartime espionage cases. Maintaining contact with Iranian handlers, he documented sensitive sites, including the home of the former Chief of Staff and Minister Itamar Ben Gvir.

Former Mossad head Dadi Barnea has been appointed Global President of Ondas Defense and Chairman of the board at Ondas, a company specializing in autonomous defense technologies.

The Navy induction day took place at the Tel HaShomer center. Young recruits prepare to trade civilian life for naval service, demonstrating high motivation and commitment to their values.

The shortage of ballistic interceptors amid ongoing conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East has ignited a global arms race. Nations are now racing to develop interception systems that match the performance of the Patriot at a fraction of the cost and production time.

Significant parts of the city are now included in the list of areas where residents can apply for a personal weapon license. Since the start of the weapons reform, over 200 settlements have been recognized as eligible.

Tensions with Iran have reached a peak, with the situation on the verge of an explosion. Israel has raised its alert level as it anticipates a potential US strike on Iranian energy facilities.

A week after the terror attack in Samaria that claimed the lives of Binyamin Malet and Yuval Ezra, another weapon seizure attempt occurred in Judea and Samaria. IDF forces opened fire on the terrorist; no casualties were reported among the troops.

Following an official message from Washington, the airport is preparing to receive additional military aircraft. The Israel Airports Authority fears this will impact routine operations and cause delays, as seen yesterday with luggage handling.

About 100 of the 120 soldiers who left the Sde Teiman base have returned. The IDF intends to distinguish between the instigators of the incident and those who followed them, considering the removal of those involved from combat duty.