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The IDF will examine why it took two days to evacuate the outpost and why forces were sent that did not evacuate it. Additionally, the decision to ask Palestinian families to leave their homes will be reviewed.

At least four people have died in widespread flooding that struck Chiba Prefecture. More than 360 millimeters of rain fell within 24 hours, causing severe transport disruptions and power outages. About 7,000 passengers were stranded at Narita Airport due to blocked roads and railways.

The drones were used extensively in the Strait of Hormuz area. The cost of a single unit reaches tens of millions of dollars, and the total damage exceeds $1.3 billion. Due to their low speed and altitude, these drones have become relatively easy targets.

Steve Martin from Texas kept an American Civil War-era munition on his desk for years, having received it from his son who found it while fishing. He assumed it was an antique, until a truck driver with a military background warned him it could be a live shell. A bomb squad later confirmed the suspicion.

The investigation into the disappearance of two Israelis in Vienna continues; contact was lost nearly a week ago, and there are no leads regarding their fate. "No line of investigation is ruled out," a senior police official stated, noting that many questions remain. A gag order on the case will be lifted as the situation clarifies.

Surveillance soldiers from two sectors report that Hamas terrorists are testing IDF responses, while authorizations to fire at threats on the "yellow line" are delayed by senior command.

Oman, once a leading candidate to join the Abraham Accords, has stopped accepting goods destined for Israel at its ports. The situation is further complicated by the Iranian blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.

The murder of the lawyer in his office last week brought all the fears to the surface - and unfortunately, this is not an exceptional danger. A number of lawyers live under threats and physical attacks, some are afraid to speak. The risk is not reserved only for criminal lawyers - even a case in a family court or representation in a neighbor dispute can be violent: "Today they burned my office...

Extreme heat and drought are triggering massive wildfires across Europe. The continent is grappling with record-breaking temperatures that are threatening infrastructure and public safety.

It has come to the attention of N12 that El Al is forced to cancel the launch of its direct route to Hanoi, Vietnam. Israeli security officials stated that they could not grant the necessary permits to operate the route. This is not related to a specific security incident or a travel warning, but rather to the approval of Israeli security procedures at the airport.

The hidden strategy of the US President, the 15-point plan in Gaza, and the agreement to which Israel is barely a party. How Israel outsourced its security policy — how it works, and what should be done? Major General (res.) Tamir Hayman in a special commentary column.

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has decided to exclude Democratic members of Congress from classified briefings, a move that could jeopardize the approval of the defense budget.

President Trump's security drill turns out to be a minor detail in Putin's preparations. Not just swapping planes, but a private train, mysterious stations, identical offices, and network shutdowns. "Putin's public image is a lie."

On the night of the great massacre of protesters in Iran, Farid Ramezani was murdered. Security forces identified a tattoo of the Shah on him, shot him at close range, and mutilated his body. A photojournalist who documented the protests and attacks in Iran was sentenced to 15 years in prison.

The average monthly expenditure of a household in Israel is 18,088 shekels, but a family with two children in the center can exceed 25 thousand.

Aviv, an IDF veteran suffering from PTSD, was asked to leave a McDonald's branch while dining with his family and his service dog. Staff cited a customer's allergy as the reason. McDonald's has since apologized, calling the incident an error in judgment.

A few days before the Peace Council announced the historic agreement with Hamas, the commander of the Northern Brigade in Gaza spoke in a closed conversation with members of Kibbutz Mefalsim. The senior officer explains why the yellow line is critical for security and warns against returning to the situation of October 6.

The stock has seen declines and gains since the morning hours, while a gag order has been placed on the investigation into the disappearance of Meli and Liel Yaalomi. The bank clarifies after an inspection: "No findings were found indicating any unusual activity regarding the bank's funds or assets."

25.4 billion shekels have already been accumulated in the "Savings for Every Child" program, and the cumulative profit has reached 3.85 billion. However, 37% of parents forgo doubling the monthly deposit, and almost half do not bother to choose an investment track. The most worrying figure: 80% of children who received a default track are the second child or later in the family. And banks? 98,119...

The 20% tax bracket has been expanded from 16,150 to 19,000 shekels per month, and the 31% bracket up to 25,100 shekels, a change resulting in monthly savings of up to 420 shekels.

Police officers who arrived to search for illegal weapons encountered fire in an open area. In the footage from body cameras, the calls can be heard: "Shooting! Shooting!", "Take cover" and "We are engaged in an exchange of fire". A suspect was arrested and a weapon was seized.

Following the report and subsequent public outcry, the circumstances leading to the controversial decision not to respond to an infiltration threat on the 'yellow line' are becoming clearer. Soldiers observed 50 Hamas terrorists 'training' and suspected a raid. Commanders did not identify a 'specific threat' and ordered them to wait. The IDF clarifies that no unusual gathering was confirmed.

The President is attempting to project that the Strait of Hormuz is under American control, yet on the ground, very few ships dare to traverse it.

After three years of war, it is time to say thank you. A new series of fairs across four locations will feature hundreds of businesses owned by reservists, showcasing everything from food and agriculture to design and fashion. The initiative will be highlighted on Channel 12 News. Are you a business owner? Register now to participate.

A family from Herzliya claimed they received the backyard in an agreed-upon division between neighbors. The Inspector of Land Registration in Netanya did not accept the story and ruled that they must dismantle a fence, paving, and a gate, and remove cameras and floodlights - within two months and at their own expense.

A major real estate project by Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump in Albania is facing significant challenges. It has been revealed that the land was purchased from an international drug baron suspected of stealing it from local residents. Authorities have frozen $120 million, while mass protests continue across the country.

Greg Gatwood and Judy Gittelson found a carved limestone statue in the ground that may be related to the city's artistic past. The clues point to the Art Institute across from their home – and perhaps to artist Ralph Stackpole.

The investigation into the disappearance of the mother and daughter has been transferred to Lahav 433, as Israeli authorities lean toward a non-nationalistic motive. The family has protested the police's stance, demanding that the possibility of a terrorist incident remains under serious investigation.

American officials described the threat as "information originating from Israel, considered to have a low level of confidence." The Secret Service decided not to gamble with the president's life: "They did what they had to do."

In recent days, the security establishment has warned about the strengthening of the terrorist organization. Data regarding Hamas's civil control in the Gaza Strip shows that most government ministries and municipalities within the 'yellow line' have returned to full operation. Hamas is collecting taxes, controlling markets, and conducting smuggling to fortify its rule.

The Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs is coordinating the search for the mother and daughter missing in Vienna, with an Israel Police representative on the ground. Moshe Yaalomi, brother of one of the missing, stated that the last contact occurred on Friday evening. Austrian police have deployed elite units to assist in the search.

President Trump was secretly extracted from Turkey in a deception operation involving senior administration officials. While some officials and advisors remained on the plane from which Trump was evacuated, others flew to the UK with the president on a military aircraft. Journalists on board the decoy plane were unaware of the operation.

The cameras will be able to enforce smaller violations, and at the same time, drivers who wish to defend themselves against fines will now do so through an administrative track, without the evidentiary burden of criminal proceedings. The combination of the two moves could accelerate the accumulation of points and the revocation of licenses - especially among taxi, bus, and truck drivers.

"She just didn't let it happen," said the son of Dina Spahn, who during an outing on a river in Florida lost parts of her left hand and her right arm to an alligator attack. Despite the severe injuries, she remains in high spirits. About a day after the incident, an alligator approximately 2.95 meters long was captured.

Moscow and Damascus are set to sign an agreement allowing Russia to retain access to its military bases in exchange for training Syrian security forces. This development comes amid the sentencing of Bashar al-Assad to death.

The Yisrael Beiteinu chairman addressed the unusual incident in Gaza reported on the "Main Edition" which ended without an IDF response in real-time. Liberman attacked the government for not allowing the IDF to act: "This is a surrender to terror."

In every decade, there is one action that has more impact than the rest, and one decision that becomes impossible if you wait. A practical guide by life stage, including the 2.1 million shekel difference between a saver who started at 25 and one who started at 35.

Nickolay Mladenov, CEO of the Peace Council, published a post in Hebrew for the first time, categorically denying claims of a financial agreement with Hamas. He clarified that the organization will not have access to funds or a role in governing Gaza and confirmed that a violation monitoring mechanism is now operational.

Judge Yehoshua Geifman ruled that buyers in Pardes Hanna-Karkur were misled into believing residential construction was approved. Nearly 12 years later, the land remains agricultural, and compensation is linked to the original purchase date.

Standard flight procedures in Europe have become more complex due to the new EES border control system. Technical glitches and staffing shortages are causing unpredictable queues, putting travelers at risk of missing flights. Here is how to prepare for your trip to minimize risks.