The IDF and Shin Bet say intelligence indicates that Hamas operates interrogation centers at Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis. According to the information, the group also uses the complex for torture, collecting money, and government activity.
The Houthis are reportedly preparing to intensify their confrontation with Saudi Arabia and consider military options not previously used, including a large-scale ground operation along the border. At the center of the dispute: financial disagreements between the sides and the threat of a naval blockade.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard says Tehran would deploy more powerful weapons in any future conflict. The warning comes after Trump declared an “economic war” and cautioned countries against helping Tehran.
President Donald Trump announced “economic warfare and isolation on an unprecedented scale” against Iran, threatening consequences for countries that continue trading with Tehran.
Palestinians in the Yatta area alleged that Israelis entered a village overnight and set a residential building on fire. Police and Fire and Rescue investigators determined that the blaze was caused by an electrical failure and found no fire accelerant at the scene.
After two years of strained relations, Israel and Colombia have agreed to restore mutual visa-free travel beginning in September. The move follows the renewal of diplomatic ties and is expected to help bring Israeli travelers back to the country.
Defense Minister Israel Katz sharply criticized Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan amid recent developments between Turkey and Israel: “He would be better off continuing to deliver fantasy-filled empty speeches against Israel in the Turkish parliament.”
The IDF said it struck Hamas commanders at two locations in Gaza, including a terrorist who entered Israel during the October 7 massacre. Meanwhile, Palestinian reports said people were killed in strikes in Gaza City and Nuseirat.
The IDF released legal review updates on five incidents during the Gaza war that drew international attention. In two cases, Military Police investigations were opened.
IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir toured Israeli military positions in the security zone in southern Syria and met with troops. The visit came two days after the strike in Idlib, which intensified the exchange of accusations between Israel and Turkey.
IDF forces sealed two Hamas underground routes east of the Yellow Line in the Gaza Strip, as part of the ongoing effort to neutralize terrorist organizations’ tunnel infrastructure in the enclave.
As relations with Ankara hit a low point, Turkey is expanding its activity in East Jerusalem through nonprofits, aid, and cultural institutions. Some of the money is also said to reach groups linked to terrorism, while its influence moves closer to the Temple Mount.
Eric Fingerhut, president of the Jewish Federations of North America, warns of an unusually high level of threat facing American Jews and accuses New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani. He says communities are expanding security as antisemitism reaches schools, social media, and the health care system.
The United States has filed expanded charges against 17 Iranians linked to the Mabna Institute, which prosecutors say worked on behalf of Iran’s Revolutionary Guards. The network allegedly hacked thousands of university accounts and stole an enormous amount of research and intellectual property.
Tehran reportedly considered attacking U.S. targets in Bulgaria and Cyprus if the war escalates, along with damaging communications cables in the Strait of Hormuz. Iranian officials warn: “Retaliation will not remain confined to the Middle East.”
President Donald Trump has reportedly ordered an end to contacts with Iran, as the White House appears to shift from immediate military pressure to a longer-term strategy.
Ljubisa Karovic survived after his upper body was pulled through a plane window at roughly 16,000 feet. Now, he and 35 other passengers are preparing a multimillion-euro lawsuit against Ryanair over the terrifying incident.
IDF representatives informed the family of Yehuda Katz, of blessed memory, that the soldier’s remains have been located. In recent years, the bodies of Zecharia Baumel and Zvi Feldman, of blessed memory, were also returned.
Syria says Israeli fighter jets struck a runway and warehouses at Abu al-Duhur Airport. U.S. envoy Tom Barrack criticized the reported attack, urging Israel to choose restraint and dialogue over further escalation.
The Likud primary vote count ended with Eli Cohen in first place, while Boaz Bismuth narrowly beat David Bitan. Once reserved slots were factored in, several veteran ministers and Knesset members were pushed down the list. Likud said its slate reflects renewal and new leadership.
