Sirens sounded in Jordan and interceptions were seen over Eilat. The U.S. Embassy warned of a "specific and credible threat" in Aqaba and advised people to stay away from the port and airport. Jordanian officials pushed back on the reports.
The investigation is currently focused on suspicions that a cigarette butt thrown from a passing vehicle sparked the fire near Havat Gilad. Security cameras documented the scene, and police believe they may be able to identify the suspect.
Iran’s foreign minister, Abbas Araghchi, acknowledged that an intelligence breach enabled Israel to know about meetings held at the compound of Iran’s supreme leader, Ali Khamenei. He retraced the minutes before the strike and said the failure still has not been fixed.
The heat wave gripping Israel is still intensifying, and today is expected to be the hottest day of the week. The Meteorological Service is warning of heavy to extreme heat stress and urging people to cut back on activity during the hottest hours and stay well hydrated.
A senior Israeli security source describes an unusual and volatile picture at the top of Iran’s ruling system, as new details emerge about alleged Iranian revenge plans targeting Israel.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani said he is considering whether Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu could be arrested if he comes to the city for the U.N. General Assembly in September, calling him “a war criminal committing genocide in Gaza.”
The U.S. is expanding its military presence in the Middle East by deploying additional fighter jets and refueling aircraft as tensions with Iran escalate.
The U.S. launched an eighth consecutive wave of strikes on Iran after an Iranian attack in Jordan killed two American service members.
Israel is considering strict limits on civilian drone use, including a possible ban, amid fears terror groups could use explosive and fiber-optic drones in attacks.
Three passengers were arrested on a Lufthansa flight at Ben Gurion Airport after allegedly assaulting officers and refusing to leave the aircraft.
Two U.S. service members were killed in an Iranian attack in Jordan as strikes escalated across the region.
Israel’s High Court has temporarily frozen key provisions of the new communications law, citing petitions that raised serious concerns about the legislative process.
Soldiers from the 869th Combat Intelligence Collection Battalion, operating under the 91st Division, identified three armed Hezbollah operatives. The three were killed in the Beit Yahoun area inside the security zone in southern Lebanon.
Israel and Colombia have agreed to fully restore diplomatic and economic relations. The understandings include appointing ambassadors, ending visa requirements, and opening a Colombian embassy in Jerusalem.
CENTCOM confirmed a new wave of strikes targeting Iranian military assets linked to threats in the Strait of Hormuz. As operations intensify, President Donald Trump says Iran is seeking to resume negotiations, while U.S. officials signal that around-the-clock military action could continue.
In its second and third readings, the Knesset plenum approved the first part of the legislation to split the role of Israel’s attorney general. The bill passed with 65 votes in favor and 51 opposed.
Marking 20 years since the outbreak of the Second Lebanon War, the IDF released footage and details from the operations of the 98th and 91st divisions in Bint Jbeil, one of Hezbollah’s main strongholds in southern Lebanon.
According to the update presented to ministers, the IDF currently controls between 67% and 70% of the Gaza Strip. At the same time, reports in the Arab world suggest that Hamas is considering dismantling the body that effectively serves as its government in Gaza.
Undercover Border Police forces in the West Bank, acting under Shin Bet direction, arrested a wanted suspect accused of involvement in terror activity in Nablus. The operation began covertly and later shifted into the open, ending with the suspect’s arrest.
A suspect was arrested after allegedly posting on social media that he would shoot Reform UK leader Nigel Farage if he won the election. Farage says he receives hundreds of threats every month and is sharply critical of how police have handled them.
