The IDF says troops discovered two drawings of Adolf Hitler in the southern Lebanese village of Al-Taybeh. According to the military, the drawings appear to have been part of a school portfolio from a school operating under Hezbollah.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu departed for Washington and is set to meet tomorrow at the White House with President Donald Trump. He will then take part in the memorial ceremony for Senator Lindsey Graham, to be held at the Capitol.
Many people have reported receiving fake text messages posing as the electric company. The concern: an attempt to steal sensitive customer information. The company said it is taking action. • The electric company is working with the relevant authorities and urging the public to stay alert
Two Israeli civilians reached the Mount Hermon area and crossed the border into Syrian territory. An IDF force dispatched to the scene located them, brought them back into ישראל, and turned them over to Israel Police.
Two locations of the Kiva's Bagel Bar bakery chain in Toronto were hit by gunfire overnight. No injuries were reported. Local police are investigating the incidents as possible hate crimes.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu left for a brief trip to the United States and is set to meet tomorrow with President Donald Trump. The two are expected to discuss Iran, along with developments in the different arenas surrounding Israel. Netanyahu will also attend the memorial service for Senator Lindsey Graham.
The family of Alon Shamriz, who was mistakenly shot and killed in Gaza by IDF soldiers while escaping Hamas captivity, asked that he be recognized as a fallen IDF soldier. The justices rejected the request, saying Shamriz “does not meet the formal criterion for classification.”
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed at the start of the cabinet meeting that he plans to fly to Washington tomorrow. He is set to meet with President Donald Trump on Tuesday. Speaking about the attacks in Judea and Samaria, the prime minister said: "We are prepared to act more broadly against terror hubs."
Palestinian reports said Wael al-Dadawi, commander of Hamas’s Internal Security apparatus in the central camps district, was killed in an IDF drone strike. His deputy was also killed in the attack. The IDF also confirmed that it killed the head of a section in Hamas’s production headquarters earlier this week.
Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa told Al Jazeera that he is working to reach an agreement with the State of Israel in partnership with several countries. He added that "we have no intention of carrying out any military intervention in Lebanon."
Ukraine’s military struck a Russian ship in the Caspian Sea that was operated by Iranian crews and carried equipment between Russia and Iran. An Iranian sailor was killed in the attack, and Iran’s Revolutionary Guards declared: "Ukraine will pay for the attack."
The remains of Shimon and Rivka Herzl, grandparents of Theodor Herzl, the founder of modern political Zionism, will be brought this week from their burial place in Belgrade. They will be laid to rest beside him on Mount Herzl in a ceremony on August 5, marking 77 years since Herzl was buried in Jerusalem.
With security tensions mounting on multiple fronts, the government is expected to extend the nationwide "special situation on the home front" through August 11. It is also set to renew an order allowing, if needed, the mobilization of up to 240,000 reservists. The order will remain in effect until after the Tishrei holidays.
British security officials say Iranian covert operatives disguised as migrants are reaching the U.K. in small boats crossing the English Channel. The U.S. has also imposed sanctions on a senior Muslim Brotherhood figure and organizations accused of supporting Hamas.
French prosecutors said security forces arrested six people suspected of involvement in planning an attack on a synagogue in Sarcelles, near Paris. The suspects’ detention was extended, and prosecutors said indictments are expected.
The State Department has made clear to Congress that Turkey still does not meet the legal conditions required to receive the fighter jets. The main sticking point: Ankara must get rid of its advanced Russian-made defense systems.
For the first time in two weeks, the U.S. did not strike Iran overnight. Oman and Qatar are working on a ceasefire agreement, while Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced he will fly in two days for a meeting with the American president.
The IDF said it carried out a strike in central Gaza and killed Mohand Asaad Mahmoud Abu Gazal, a Hamas Nukhba cell commander. In additional strikes, the military said it destroyed terror infrastructure and weapons storage sites used by the organization.
Maj. Yuval Ezra, 27, a battery commander in the Artillery Corps, will be laid to rest tomorrow at the military cemetery in Beit Dagan. He was killed yesterday in a terror attack near the village of Tel in Samaria. His parents said he was set to be married next year.
The father of 4-year-old Yuval Kogan reported this afternoon that his son disappeared in the dunes by the beach in Ashkelon while the two were out walking. Police, with the help of volunteers, are searching on land and at sea. The Shin Bet has been asked to assist.
