President Isaac Herzog heads to Budapest tomorrow for his first diplomatic visit since the removal of longtime Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban. In the background: the new government's intention to rejoin the International Criminal Court in The Hague, which Orban pulled Hungary out of.
According to a Lebanese report, Washington has warned that if Hezbollah joins a conflict with Iran, Israel's response will be especially severe. Meanwhile, military representatives from Israel and Lebanon are expected to meet tomorrow in Florida.
Following a multi-front situational assessment led by Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir, the IDF has ordered a freeze on leave beginning Thursday and additional forces in Judea and Samaria and other sectors. The IDF stresses: the elections will take place safely.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited an Israeli Air Force base and issued a warning to Israel's enemies. He emphasized the military's readiness to strike: "Do not test us. You will absorb blows harder than any you have absorbed until today."
The IDF announced the elimination of three Hamas operatives in airstrikes in northern Gaza, among them a cell leader and a member of the group's weapons production network. According to the announcement, the three were working to rebuild the organization's capabilities in violation of the ceasefire.
The FBI arrested a 51-year-old Los Angeles resident suspected of planning an attack on a Jewish preschool using Molotov cocktails, and of posting threats on social media.
A Saudi AH-6i military helicopter crashed in the Najran region following a reported technical malfunction, killing both crew members and prompting an investigation into the cause of the accident
A massive fire reportedly erupted at CFB Wainwright following a live-fire training exercise, prompting a medical emergency in Edmonton as authorities investigate the cause
Demonstrations over the cost of living and public services erupted into violent clashes across France, leaving more than 150 police officers injured as authorities vowed to prosecute those responsible
Ireland's Jewish community raises concerns after a Dublin hotel reportedly canceled bookings for European delegates attending an international conference on combating antisemitism, amid growing reports of anti-Jewish hostility
An Air India flight carrying 306 passengers was diverted to Jaipur after transmitting a suspected hijacking signal. Security searches found no threat, and investigators are examining whether the alert was triggered by human error.
President Donald Trump warns of possible U.S. action against Iran and the Houthis following reported deadly strikes on Saudi Arabia, raising fears of regional escalation and disruptions to global oil supplies
A four-story building partially collapsed on Nahalat Binyamin Street in Tel Aviv, prompting emergency rescue operations, the evacuation of three neighboring buildings, and major road closures
Customs inspectors at Ben Gurion Airport seized 300 plant cuttings from Thailand after an Israeli doctor attempted to bring them into the country without permits.
Israel's Sea of Galilee recorded its lowest two-season water inflow in 100 years, as a new Water Authority report reveals the lasting impact of drought.
Satellite images reveal Iran's military buildup as Tehran prepares for potential US strikes and Washington considers deploying additional forces.
A Delta flight from New York was searched at Ben Gurion Airport following a reported bomb threat. No explosives were found, and operations returned to normal.
Toddlers and staff were hospitalized after a suspected reaction to canned tuna at a Beitar Illit daycare. Police have closed the facility and launched an investigation.
Elazar Yair Vilensky was killed when unexploded ordnance detonated during a school trip in northern Israel. The IDF suspects a Hezbollah cluster munition.
Israel Aerospace Industries introduces HawkGuard, a new counter-drone system that uses AI-powered detection and explosive-free interceptor drones to protect military vehicles and critical infrastructure
