In an interview with French television, Argentine President Javier Milei explained his support for Israel and Donald Trump. He criticized European immigration policy and declared, “Europe is sinking.”
A resident of Kaukab Abu al-Hija was convicted of contact with an Iranian agent. He received payments to carry out assignments and was arrested while photographing the area near former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant’s home.
The IDF said it killed Hamas operatives in Gaza in recent days who were advancing terror plans against Israeli forces. The operatives were working to rebuild Hamas capabilities, in violation of the ceasefire.
Netanel Shakron, 49, of Alei Zahav, was killed yesterday in a shooting attack at a spring near Neve Tzuf after immersing there with his son ahead of Yom Kippur. The attacker was arrested in Ramallah after fleeing the scene.
The Czech Republic becomes the first NATO member state to acquire a complete Israeli air defense system. The deal includes four SPYDER batteries and radar systems made by Israel Aerospace Industries.
An officer guarding the Bnei Yaakov synagogue in Ontario, Canada, shot and seriously wounded a gunman after he fired at the building’s windows. About 20 worshippers were inside. Authorities have so far stopped short of determining that the attack was antisemitically motivated.
The new sanctions would bar dollar-denominated transactions with the court, a move that could cut it off from the global financial system. The decision follows sanctions imposed on senior court officials over the past year.
Moscow’s main oil refinery was hit and caught fire, while a 21-story residential building also went up in flames. Three people were killed and 20 injured in what officials called Ukraine’s largest drone attack on the Russian capital. Russia responded by striking Ukrainian cities.
President Donald Trump told Fox News: "Very big things" will happen soon regarding Iran. Meanwhile, he reportedly canceled a planned strike against the Houthis in Yemen. Saudi Arabia acted in place of the United States.
A federal court in Germany has indicted seven suspects accused of setting up weapons caches for Hamas. They are alleged to have been involved in planning attacks in Berlin and Vienna ahead of the anniversary of October 7. The alleged targets: Israeli diplomats and Jewish institutions.
Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Ghalibaf says the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed until Tehran’s conditions are met. Iran’s national security chief warns that American ships could be targeted anywhere.
Amid fears of a broader regional escalation, the United States has warned its citizens to exercise extra caution in several Middle Eastern countries, including Israel. President Donald Trump cut short his weekend at Camp David, returned to the White House, and canceled all of his meetings.
A U.S. proposal at the UN Security Council to monitor renewed sanctions on Iran has failed after Russia and China exercised their veto power.
The terms include an end to fighting on all fronts, the release of frozen funds, and the lifting of the naval blockade. U.S. officials say the blockade of Iran’s ports is severely damaging its oil exports.
President Donald Trump announced that an agreement has been reached with Denmark, giving the United States full security control over Greenland. Any country seeking to operate in Greenland will require official written approval from the U.S.
Drones launched by the Houthis struck King Khalid International Airport in the Saudi capital. Sirens sounded across the kingdom. The Houthis said the attack was a response to Saudi strikes in Yemen and Sana’a.
At the direction of IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir, regional commands will be reinforced, the Air Force and Navy will raise their alert levels, and reserve forces will be expanded for the holiday. The security preparations include the Northern, Central, and Southern Commands.
Naka'a Hamed, a reporter for Iran’s Press TV channel, was arrested near Bethlehem. She is suspected of contact with the enemy and financial dealings with entities subordinate to Tehran. Her detention was extended by one week as the investigation continues.
An IDF engineering vehicle hit an explosive device planted by Hezbollah. In response, the IDF struck terror infrastructure in several areas of southern Lebanon. Lebanese army soldiers who entered the security zone were removed from the area.
Nail Abu Ubaid, Hamas’s Rafah Brigade commander, was involved in the abduction and detention of Israeli soldiers and civilians, including Hadar Goldin, of blessed memory, and Nimrod Cohen, in an underground facility in Rafah. The IDF also eliminated a Hamas commander who infiltrated Israeli communities near Gaza on October 7.
