President Donald Trump criticizes the Nobel Peace Prize Committee, accuses Navi Pillay of hostility toward Israel, and argues that his efforts to end eight wars deserved international recognition
Israel’s Defense Ministry has received the first Tamir interceptor manufactured entirely in the United States. The new Arkansas facility will supply interceptors to Israel and the U.S. military while expanding production capacity for both countries.
A former senior Shin Bet official says Hamas continues to control Gaza’s population through taxation, trade in humanitarian aid, and covert enforcement units. She argues that an alternative governing structure must be created immediately.
The IDF announced that it killed two Hamas operatives, including a commander who took part in the October 7 massacre and the abduction of the body of Sgt. Shaked Dahan, of blessed memory. The military said both men had continued advancing terror activity and rebuilding the group’s capabilities.
More than 75 retired American military commanders and legal experts are rejecting accusations of genocide in Gaza, pointing to steps the IDF took to reduce civilian harm. In an unusual open letter, they also warn of potential legal consequences for the U.S. military in the future.
According to a report by Axios, the Pentagon has instructed CENTCOM to complete preparations for renewed fighting in Iran. In Israel, officials believe the likelihood of a strike will rise significantly after the U.S. midterm elections.
Ankara is preparing to send forces, pilots and aircraft to Saudi Arabia as Houthi missile and drone attacks escalate. The deployment will help protect Riyadh, the holy cities and oil infrastructure, though Turkish officials stress they will not directly enter the fighting in Yemen.
A Chabad rabbi in Namibia visited two women being held by police and says they were not Mali and Liel Yahalomi, but two Iranian citizens. Authorities have not yet officially confirmed that the identification was mistaken.
Three years after the massacre, the IDF is revealing the scale of the fighting and the heavy price paid by its forces. The report also outlines changes to intelligence warnings, border defense, readiness and the reserve system.
Northern Brigade and engineering forces destroyed a nearly mile-long underground route in northern Gaza. The IDF said troops will continue operating to remove any immediate threat.
August Hanning, the former head of Germany’s foreign intelligence service, has been arrested on suspicion of espionage, treason, and obtaining classified information for a foreign power. The case emerges at a moment of heightened tensions in Europe, amid concerns about growing Russian and Chinese activity in Western countries.
Following intelligence indicating that Hamas may seek to attack Israeli forces on the anniversary of Oct. 7, Defense Minister Israel Katz ordered heightened readiness: “Harm to our soldiers will be met with an especially heavy price.”
Britain’s Conservative Party has unveiled a £10 billion plan for “Britannia Shield,” a missile and drone defense system inspired by Israel’s Iron Dome. The network would protect cities, infrastructure and military bases and be deployed within five years.
Intelligence about an alleged Iranian plan to target B-1 aircraft and U.S. military personnel reportedly prompted the urgent evacuation of RAF Fairford. According to The New York Times, U.S. officials believe the Iranian plan was inspired by Ukraine’s ‘Spider Web’ operation.
A large-scale drone attack struck the Moscow region overnight, killing one person and injuring six. Russian authorities say 650 drones headed toward the area, including 105 that approached the capital itself.
A ring, a romantic proposal, and friends watching nearby. Could that combination have unexpected halachic consequences? An Israeli rabbi explains why the details matter.
The UAE Attorney General has formed a special team to investigate the incident on a Flydubai flight and its motives. Investigators will examine possible links to a terrorist organization and whether the event was planned or directed in advance.
Israel’s Supreme Court has cleared the publication of the identity of Lt. Col. Aryeh Amidror, who served as the Gaza Division’s intelligence officer during the October 7 attack. The ruling follows his legal battle against revealing his identity and ending his IDF service.
The IDF issued a detailed response to the film “NAZA” and its claims about strikes in the Gaza Strip. The military accused the filmmakers of distorting facts, stressing that artificial intelligence does not select targets, “Lavender” is not a database of approved targets, and that there are no automatic civilian-casualty quotas.
The IDF said Mohammed Najar, a Hamas military-wing operative who took part in the October 7 raid into Israel, was killed in southern Gaza. The IDF said: "The terrorist advanced terror plans and worked to rebuild Hamas's capabilities."
