The German Navy successfully tested Israel’s LORA ballistic missile ahead of a possible €1 billion purchase. The move is part of Germany’s military buildup and its effort to strengthen deterrence against Russia.
Hezbollah launched two explosive drones overnight at IDF troops on the Ali al-Taher ridge. In response, the IDF struck terrorist infrastructure in Nabatieh used to plan and direct attacks against Israel.
Sixteen people were killed and 28 others injured after a bus overturned on the road between Dahab and Nuweiba in southern Sinai. Twenty ambulances were dispatched to the scene, and area hospitals were placed on high alert.
A Financial Times investigation reveals a covert program launched in 2023, in which Russian engineers and companies have been helping Iran develop an engine for deadly supersonic cruise missiles.
The U.S. military struck Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps targets in southern Iran in response to Iranian activity in the Strait of Hormuz and attacks on American forces. Tehran responded by launching missiles and drones at U.S. bases across the region.
When 8-year-old Amit suddenly struggled to breathe during a family pool day, his 17-year-old cousin Noya recognized the signs of a severe allergic reaction and used an EpiPen in a dramatic race to save his life
Improvised explosive and incendiary devices were found near an energy facility in Brandenburg following reports of rocket fire and damage to a power line. At the same time, Germany is preparing to hold Russian intelligence responsible for an alleged attack attempt in Leipzig.
Hamas’ general security chief was arrested in an operation involving the Shin Bet and a Palestinian militia, during which gunfire broke out. Defense Minister Israel Katz declared: “We do not wait for threats; we pursue Hamas terrorists.”
Belgian union ACV Puls is challenging Brussels Airlines’ decision to require crew members to fly to Tel Aviv, demanding that employees be allowed to decline the assignments. The airline says flights have resumed successfully and that security conditions are under constant review.
Sources in Gaza claim that a “special force” attempted to abduct a senior figure in the terror organization near Gaza City, and that several militia members who took part in the operation were left trapped. Defense Minister Israel Katz announced that a senior operative in the terror organization had been captured.
A murky wave from Egypt’s coast has forced most desalination plants offline again, leaving only the Hadera facility operational. Authorities are warning of disruptions and scaling back irrigation and agricultural water use.
A floating island covering about 105,000 square feet appeared in Canada’s Williston Reservoir and was even spotted by satellite. Weeks later, it disappeared, and officials are now trying to determine how it formed and where it drifted.
Thailand is cutting visa-free stays for Israelis and citizens of 59 other countries and territories from 60 days to 30. The new rules, which take effect September 15, also limit entries through land border crossings.
Somaliland President Abdirahman Mohamed Abdullahi will make his first visit to Washington since taking office, meeting with members of Congress and the Senate. Following Israel’s recognition, he hopes to advance U.S. recognition and possibly meet with President Donald Trump.
President Donald Trump ruled out using nuclear weapons against Iran, saying its military capabilities have been badly damaged. Still, he made clear that U.S. operations could continue: “We’re hitting them relentlessly.”
Katrina Skovitz, a 41-year-old Israeli-Belarusian woman, has been out of contact since the deadly floods, and Israel’s Foreign Ministry is working to locate her. Another Israeli remains missing near the border with Tibet, as the number of people unaccounted for in the disaster continues to surge.
Unusual weather has caused severe turbidity in seawater, forcing desalination plants south of Hadera to shut down. Agricultural water was cut off in the Ramat Negev region, while Eshkol officials urged residents to reduce consumption until the plants resume full operations.
Thousands of migrants remain in the Spanish enclave after roughly 70,000 people entered from Morocco, heightening tensions in the city. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez says Israel and Russia exploited the crisis to spread false information.
President Donald Trump said the blockade and economic pressure have severely damaged Iran. He warned that nuclear weapons in Tehran’s hands could lead to the disappearance of Israel and the entire Middle East.
Turku Avci voiced support for Israel after October 7 and now faces an arrest warrant in Turkey. Cut off from her family, she is seeking legal status in Israel: "I still support Israel, and I always will."
