The IDF and Shin Bet say they killed two senior figures in northern Gaza who handled Hamas money transfers. According to the statement, the two oversaw the movement of tens of millions of dollars that helped fund the group’s military activity.
Satellite images released after Iran’s missile barrage appear to show possible damage at Israel’s Ramat David Air Base. The assessment is based on a comparison with earlier imagery, though the full extent of the damage remains unclear.
A video posted by a DoorDash driver in Michigan, in which she refused to deliver an order to a home displaying an Israeli flag, sparked widespread backlash. DoorDash condemned the act and permanently deactivated her account, even as it said the incident had been staged.
SpaceX’s expected public offering is shaping up to be one of the biggest deals in stock market history. On Wall Street, all eyes are on an event that could push Elon Musk’s net worth past the $1 trillion mark.
A 44-year-old Haifa resident was arrested on suspicion of carrying out assignments for Iranian intelligence operatives and being paid in cryptocurrency. According to the investigation, the contact was conducted under business cover and continued for months.
The eight were found hidden inside a double wall built into the back of a commercial vehicle. The driver tried to flee the scene but was caught after a short chase. Everyone involved was taken in for further questioning by security forces.
Vice President JD Vance told Fox News that a long-term deal on Iran’s nuclear program may be possible — and that Israel may or may not welcome it. Overnight, the Israeli Air Force intercepted a drone launched from Yemen toward Eilat.
In a final Knesset vote, lawmakers formally recognized Israeli Sign Language in law, giving it official status and requiring the state to promote, preserve, and develop it for the deaf and hard-of-hearing community.
Iran said it is ending its military operations against Israel and added: "If you attack Lebanon, we will respond with even greater force." Earlier, President Donald Trump called for an immediate ceasefire. A senior Israeli official said: "We will also bomb Dahieh if the attacks on our communities and civilians continue."
The IDF has released its first color footage from the latest strikes in Iran. According to the military, air defense systems in the western and central parts of the country were destroyed as part of an effort to expand aerial freedom of operation.
Wizz Air announced a temporary suspension of its flights to Israel בעקבות the security escalation. Even with the cancellations, officials at Ben Gurion Airport stress that operations are continuing as usual and the airspace remains open.
President Donald Trump wrote on Truth Social that Israel and Iran must stop exchanging fire. Yesterday, he said he planned to ask Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to avoid responding inside Iran after missiles were launched toward northern Israel.
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei said the U.S. bears direct responsibility for violating the ceasefire and fueling the regional escalation: "Washington's responsibility for violating the ceasefire is clear."
Iranian air defense systems were activated after what state media described as the detection of "hostile targets." The IDF confirmed strikes on several targets in the petrochemical complex in Mahshahr, in southern Iran.
The IDF believes the fighting with Iran could continue for several more days and may even grow into a longer campaign. Israeli officials are stressing that they will not accept Iranian attempts to impose new deterrence rules in the region.
Following the Iranian missile attack, Israel has decided to close all crossings into the Gaza Strip. COGAT says that despite the suspension of aid, food supplies in Gaza remain above the population’s nutritional needs.
After the missile fire from Iran and growing fears of a wider escalation, Israel’s Home Front Command has tightened restrictions nationwide. The measures include canceling classes, limiting gatherings, and weighing cuts to activity at Ben Gurion Airport.
After Hezbollah fired toward Israeli territory, the IDF struck targets in Beirut’s Dahiyeh district. The strike was carried out on the instructions of Israel’s political leadership and was described as a direct response to the fire from Lebanese territory.
In a speech marking the anniversary of the Normandy invasion, U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth warned about the impact of immigration on Europe. He also urged NATO countries to deepen their security commitments and work more closely together.
Greek police arrested a 37-year-old Palestinian man on suspicion of ties to Hamas and involvement in planning a terror attack. According to local reports, authorities are examining whether a possible target was an Israeli cruise ship expected to arrive in Crete.
