All Articles ByYuval Aviv

A Delta flight was struck by fireworks while approaching Chicago on the Fourth of July, while a massive display in Washington, D.C., triggered an air quality alert.

Israeli Air Force Flight Course 192 will graduate this week after completing three years of training during the ongoing war.

The Israeli and Greek air forces have resumed joint operations after a wartime pause, renewing military cooperation over the Aegean Sea.

Former President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad joins mourners while the new Supreme Leader remains absent from public ceremonies amid ongoing security concerns

The IDF says it has taken operational control of Houla in southern Lebanon, destroying more than 90 Hezbollah terror sites and seizing over 150 weapons.

Defense Minister Israel Katz says any Iranian leader pursuing Israel's destruction will face the same fate as Israel assesses the security implications of events in Tehran

Overnight strikes on Ukraine's capital caused widespread destruction, left children among the wounded, and prompted ongoing rescue operations as officials warn the death toll could rise

Hamas is expected to dissolve its governing committee in Gaza, paving the way for a technocratic administration, according to a new report.

Jerusalem, the Knesset, and Israeli leaders honored the United States with illuminated landmarks and messages celebrating the enduring alliance between the two nations

During a visit to southern Lebanon, IDF Chief Eyal Zamir said Hezbollah has been weakened and warned that any threat to Israel will be struck immediately.

Transportation Minister Miri Regev confirmed that Israel deployed an Iron Dome battery and IDF personnel to the UAE during the war with Iran to help intercept missile attacks.

A convicted ISIS member entered Britain by small boat after reportedly being influenced by TikTok videos. Biometric checks later revealed his true identity.

The IDF announced that two Hamas terrorists involved in planning attacks against Israeli forces in Gaza were killed in separate precision strikes last week.

Firefighters battled a massive wildfire near Spain’s Costa Brava on Friday, while Portugal sought international help to contain raging forest fires in the north.

New satellite images suggest possible activity at Iran's Pickaxe Mountain complex, while Natanz, Fordow, and Isfahan show little visible change.

A security guard trapped for eight days beneath the ruins of a shopping center in Venezuela was rescued alive in a complex operation. At the same time, the death toll continues to rise and the humanitarian crisis is deepening.

The U.S. reportedly offered Iran a swap: give up its demand to control traffic through the Strait of Hormuz and stop charging ships to pass, and in return receive billions of dollars from frozen Iranian funds. According to The Wall Street Journal, Iran has so far rejected the offer.

A Monsey resident won the top prize in the New York Lottery’s "Set for Life" scratch-off game. Instead of taking a one-time payout, she chose to receive $5,000 a week for life.

After Israel’s High Court ordered a new election for state comptroller, the political system reacted immediately. The opposition welcomed the decision, while voices in the coalition called for the court’s ruling to be ignored. Here’s how Israeli politicians responded.

The Finance Ministry and Defense Ministry have agreed on a framework to resolve their budget dispute through the end of the year. The deal includes an immediate funding increase, a monitoring mechanism, and approval to move forward with the military’s long-term buildup plan.