A man stabbed and wounded three people at the train station in Winterthur, Switzerland. Witnesses described terrifying moments as the suspect ran through the plaza shouting "Allahu Akbar" and waving a knife.
Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara has decided to file an indictment against Yonatan Urich in the "Bild" affair. Urich is accused of passing classified information and destroying evidence, after the State Attorney's position was adopted.
The United States carried out overnight strikes on a military site in Iran that it said posed a threat to American forces and commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. Hours later, sirens sounded in Kuwait following a missile and drone attack. Iran’s Revolutionary Guards said: We struck a U.S. base in response to the attacks in Iran.
Sgt. Rotem Yanai, a welfare NCO in the Givati Brigade, was killed in a Hezbollah explosive drone attack on the Shomera outpost. Rotem, of blessed memory, is the 12th fallen soldier since the Lebanon ceasefire took effect.
The IDF said last night it had targeted a building in northern Gaza where two senior Hamas figures were staying. This morning, a security official confirmed the operation in northern Gaza succeeded and that the two officials — Hamas Gaza Brigade commander Izz al-Din Beik and his deputy Imad Aslim — were killed.
The advisory committee on senior appointments has once again approved Maj. Gen. Roman Gofman’s nomination as head of the Mossad, despite opposition from committee chair Justice Asher Grunis. The Prime Minister’s Office slammed the minority opinion and called for the petitions to be rejected.
Tzvika Mor, chair of the Tikvah Forum and father of former hostage Eitan Mor, is joining the Religious Zionism party. The move comes after final agreements were reached to reserve him a top spot on the party’s Knesset slate.
Iranian leader Mojtaba Khamenei sent a message to the Gulf states, warning that "Israel is approaching the final stages of its miserable life." Referring to the American strike overnight, he said: "We reserve the right to respond to any violation of the ceasefire."
A new State Comptroller report exposes serious failures in the cyber defenses of Israel’s government and emergency agencies. The findings raise real concern about leaks of sensitive information and damage to the functioning of critical systems.
The U.S. military said it destroyed two Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps boats in the Strait of Hormuz and struck an air defense site in Bandar Abbas. Washington stressed the action was self-defense. President Donald Trump said overnight that Iran’s enriched uranium would be transferred to the United States immediately for destruction.
Mohammed Dahlan, a former senior Fatah figure and onetime head of Gaza’s Preventive Security force, has been living in Abu Dhabi in recent years. Previous reports said Israel and the United States viewed him as a possible candidate for a central role in governing the Strip.
Galit Distel Atbaryan, a Likud Knesset member, chair of the Communications Committee, and former minister of public diplomacy, announced that she is stepping away from political life: "I will not run in the primary."
A major emergency response was launched at an upscale shopping complex in Tokyo’s Ginza district after reports of a strange odor and a suspected substance being sprayed inside. Police have opened an investigation, and the suspect’s identity is still unclear.
Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich revealed an investment of roughly 2 billion shekels to confront the drone threat. Alongside technological solutions, he called for a shift in Israel’s deterrence policy toward Hezbollah: “We won’t be able to spread nets over all of Israel, nor cover it with automatic machine-gun systems.”
President Donald Trump said talks with Iran are "going well." He argued that Arab states should join the agreement and turn a deal with Iran into what he called an "unprecedented global coalition."
Amid rising tensions in the talks between Washington and Tehran, Rubio is taking a tough line on Iran and making clear that Israel will retain freedom of action against Hezbollah. In Tehran, officials say the U.S. has backed away from prior understandings.
As the possibility of a deal with the United States appears to be growing, an American report reveals how the communication restrictions surrounding Mojtaba Khamenei are affecting decision-making in Iran and delaying contacts with Washington.
A joint investigation by the Shin Bet and Israel Police exposed a large-scale smuggling network that allegedly operated for years. According to investigators, weapons, ammunition, and drugs were brought into Israel through the Egyptian and Jordanian borders.
Contacts between the United States and Iran are moving toward a draft agreement, but major disputes remain unresolved. In Tehran, officials insist the nuclear issue is not part of the initial understandings. A senior Israeli official said, “Trump made clear that he will stand firm in the negotiations on his consistent demand to dismantle Iran’s nuclear program.”
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot announced today that Itamar Ben-Gvir will no longer be allowed to enter France. He also called on the European Union to consider imposing personal sanctions on him.
