British security officials are concerned that the City of Dreams hotel in Limassol may offer a vantage point over RAF Akrotiri. The concerns intensified after a Hezbollah drone struck the base.
Volkswagen, Lower Saxony and Rafael are exploring a plan to manufacture Iron Dome support equipment at the Osnabrück plant while sidestepping opposition from Qatar. The deal could give Rafael a major European production base and help keep the factory operating.
Venezuela’s interim president, Delcy Rodríguez, says the energy agreement with the United States will last 25 years and could bring the country roughly $209 billion. American companies are preparing to expand their operations, while protests against the U.S. presence continue in Caracas.
The IDF says it killed a Hamas Nukhba unit commander and a Hamas sniper in northern Gaza. The military said the two were involved in supplying weapons, rebuilding the organization’s capabilities, and advancing terror plots against Israel.
Finland and Israel have extended and expanded a memorandum of understanding on defense research, development, and procurement, according to Yle. The revelation comes a day after Helsinki announced it would halt funding for UNRWA.
The Shin Bet confirmed that a significant threat against Yair Netanyahu led to the decision to bring him back to Israel urgently. According to reports, security teams accompanying President Isaac Herzog to New York were called in to help extract him and get him quickly to the airport.
The IDF says it killed Abd al-Fattah Abu al-Eish, a Nukhba commander who participated in the October 7 massacre, in Jabalia along with another Hamas operative. The military said the two had recently advanced terror plans and worked to rebuild the organization’s capabilities.
Russian officials are asking the UN to intervene in the case of historian Artyom Kirpichyonok. His associates say he was detained by the Shin Bet, while activists say no reason for his detention has been made public and no charges have been filed.
Jerusalem honored Dadi Barnea with an award on behalf of the City Council and the capital’s residents. In his remarks, the outgoing Mossad chief addressed the campaign against Iran, welcomed the sanctions imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump, and stressed: “They are only another step.”
The IDF killed Ismail Muhammad Ibrahim Barim in Khan Younis, a commander in Hamas’s military wing who held three Israelis captive. The military said he had recently worked to advance terror plans and rebuild the organization’s capabilities in violation of the ceasefire.
Eight rescuers from the Harel 669 unit are flying to Nepal to search for an Israeli man and the group of tourists he was hiking with in the Rasuwa region. The search will take place in remote, mountainous terrain, using drones and advanced technology.
Ratko Mladić, known as the "Butcher of Bosnia," died in his late 80s after years of declining health. The Bosnian Serb general was convicted of genocide and crimes against humanity and sentenced to life in prison.
The British government is preparing tougher measures against Israel over planned construction in E1, but Labour lawmakers are warning of a possible response from Washington. Their concern: trade restrictions could prompt retaliation from the Trump administration and spark an economic clash.
The U.S. says it disrupted a Chinese cyber operation that targeted a range of government agencies and sensitive institutions, including NASA and the Senate. The Justice Department seized domains used by two attack platforms that had reportedly been active since at least 2018.
Rescue efforts continue in Nepal and Tibet as hundreds remain missing, including an Israeli tourist. Satellite analysis points to the collapse of an enormous ice mass, while authorities warn that another flood could still strike the region.
Twenty-nine states alleged that Meta designed Facebook and Instagram to be addictive and harmful to minors. Under the settlement, the company will pay $17.1 billion and impose new restrictions on young users across the United States.
An Israeli family says an Athens taxi driver demanded €600 for a ride from the airport, allegedly threatening them and preventing them from leaving. About two weeks later, he was arrested as police also investigate another complaint involving an alleged €800 charge.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan issued indirect messages to Israel amid rising tensions following the strike in Syria. At the same time, Ankara is pursuing legal action against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Iran says it has reached an agreement with Oman to share revenue from transit through the Strait of Hormuz as part of talks to regulate shipping. It also said the waterway will not reopen unless the U.S. accepts its conditions.
Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar instructed Dutch representatives to leave Israel within a week, responding to a series of measures by the Dutch government, chief among them a law banning trade in products originating in Judea and Samaria, eastern Jerusalem, and the Golan Heights.
