security

Defense Minister Israel Katz announces new drone restrictions following intelligence warnings, as police uncover 40 drones, including models capable of dropping explosives, in northern Israel

Gadi Eisenkot urges Netanyahu to postpone non-urgent military decisions until a new government is formed, warning against political considerations influencing national security. The Prime Minister's Office rejects his accusations as irresponsible.

Dadi Barnea warns that Iran will continue pursuing nuclear weapons despite any agreement, urges tougher economic pressure, and reveals details of Israel's operations against Hezbollah

Addressing the opening session of Israel's 26th Knesset, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu urges political unity to confront Iran's nuclear ambitions while rejecting a coalition dependent on Arab parties

The US military has moved refueling aircraft from Britain to Germany and Scotland following reported Iranian threats, marking the second relocation of American military aircraft from the UK in just over a month

A new investigative book reveals alleged French security plans for violent protests, cyberattacks, and a potential assault on the Élysée Palace ahead of the 2027 presidential election

Secret Service agents discovered three firearms and ammunition in the suspect’s vehicle. Authorities are investigating reports that he heard voices directing him to assassinate President Donald Trump.

Veteran Iran analyst Menashe Amir warns that Tehran’s nuclear ambitions, ballistic missile arsenal, and regional proxies remain a serious danger, arguing that a brief military operation will not be enough to end the threat

Greek authorities search a Mano Maritime cruise ship following an anonymous warning of three bombs on board, as Israeli security agencies assist in the investigation

Military police launch an investigation after a Humvee disappears from the Julis base in southern Israel, raising concerns that the vehicle could be used to infiltrate IDF facilities or carry out a terrorist attack

Iran has reportedly transferred tens of millions of dollars to Hezbollah as the group replenishes its weapons stockpiles, develops explosive drones, and prepares for possible renewed fighting along Israel's northern border

The US has redeployed approximately 20 military refueling aircraft as Israel prepares for a security assessment covering Iran, Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria, amid Pentagon preparations for a possible strike on Iran and escalating Saudi-Houthi hostilities

The Shin Bet rejected requests from Gadi Eisenkot and Yair Golan for personal security details. It will allow private security firms they hire to carry weapons and will provide intelligence support and ongoing threat monitoring.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited an Israeli Air Force base and issued the warning featured in the headline. Opposition leader Yair Lapid demanded a security briefing. The two are set to meet tonight.

Amid fears of escalation, the government approved extending the special home-front status through October 6. The Knesset Finance Committee will discuss tomorrow approving an additional roughly 15 billion shekels for IDF procurement.

The decision follows Qatar’s refusal to allow European companies it owns to conduct business with Israel. The Israeli ban includes canceling active contracts signed years ago, estimated to be worth hundreds of millions of dollars.

Less than a day after posting that he had instructed the military to "open the gates of hell," President Donald Trump is now issuing another threat. He said he does not currently believe Israel needs to be brought into a strike on Iran.

Ramat Gan Mayor Carmel Shama Hacohen ordered all public shelters opened after a new assessment pointed to a higher risk of missile fire from Iran over the weekend. At the same time, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio blasted Tehran and warned against further escalation.

Israel’s defense establishment is closely watching the risk of a new escalation in the Persian Gulf. With the possibility that the U.S. could intensify its strikes on Iran, there is growing concern that Iran may target Israel.

A senior Iranian official says Tehran has received proposals to lower tensions and is signaling that talks with the U.S. may still be possible. At the same time, strikes are continuing, and both Israel and the United States are preparing for the possibility of a broader escalation.