Shin Bet

Shin Bet intelligence spurred a rapid undercover arrest in East Jerusalem’s Abu Tor after indications the suspect intended to strike during Jerusalem Day events. Officers detained him without injuries and transferred him to the Israel Security Agency for questioning.

In a joint operation, the Shin Bet and Central District Police have exposed an Israeli citizen from Tira who was actively carrying out security missions for Iranian intelligence, including photographing sensitive military sites.

After a joint Israel Police–Shin Bet investigation, prosecutors plan to indict the suspect in the ramming attack near Homesh that killed Yehuda Sherman, HY"D. His son is also expected to face charges after a "Carlo" gun and a hunting rifle were found at his home.

Acting on Shin Bet intelligence, Israeli Border Police and Central District officers arrested two Palestinians in Tel Mond who were in Israel illegally. One is suspected of plotting an attack in the near future; a second detainee is being checked for terror ties.

After a security review, Israeli airlines are halting the popular Dubai route at least through the end of June. Industry insiders caution the freeze could stretch well into the summer, possibly through September.

Military prosecutors filed three additional indictments against four defendants after a joint IDF and Shin Bet probe into smuggling to Gaza, alleging millions of shekels in profits.

A 20-year-old from the Galilee was arrested after allegedly pledging allegiance to ISIS and trying to acquire a handgun. Investigators say he intended to target IDF soldiers in Karmiel. An indictment and a request to detain him until the end of proceedings were filed Thursday.

Arrested by the Israel Police, Shin Bet, and military investigators, the soldiers allegedly documented bases and shared fighter-jet system details with Iranian handlers for cash, prosecutors say.

Wearing the Chief Rabbi’s signature robe and turban, Eyal Tzionov walked into the state ceremony and took a prominent seat—prompting attendees to ask him for blessings before the Shin Bet clarified there was no security breach.

Prosecutors say Mondar Badir, 48, tried to smuggle thousands of kilos of cigarettes and tobacco—plus generators, SIM cards, phones, and more—into Gaza, allegedly for major profit.

An Israeli citizen from Nazareth allegedly spent months taking direction from a foreign handler, photographing sensitive sites—including security facilities, IDF bases, and the Haifa oil refineries—in exchange for digital payments. Prosecutors have filed an indictment and requested that she remain in custody until the end of the proceedings.

Lebanese reports say a 'foreign ship' intercepted a ballistic missile aimed at the U.S. Embassy in Beirut. The Israeli Air Force says it struck in western Iran, destroying a loaded launcher prepared to fire at Israel; the IDF and Shin Bet say they also killed a 'Quds Force' operative near Beirut.

Israeli security officials say the January 25 attack had "severe security characteristics"; six arrested and three indicted, with agencies vowing to keep pursuing similar cases.

The IDF and Shin Bet say Mohammad Abu Shahla, the Hamas Khan Younis Brigade’s military intelligence commander, was killed in a precise strike. Officials say he helped plan the Oct. 7 massacre and had been rebuilding the group’s capabilities in Gaza.

Security officials say money-driven recruitment has reached soldiers and civilians, prompting concern over deepening Iranian infiltration from within

Security officials say the operation was run from Turkey by an Israeli citizen working for Hamas

Security agencies say the 27-year-old from Kiryat Yam and his partner transferred sensitive photos, locations, and military details to Iranian handlers

After leaving Islam, he worked secretly with Israel’s Shin Bet and foiled attacks including one targeting a great Torah leader