Polish authorities have received intelligence about a suspected plot targeting Prime Minister Donald Tusk and Defense Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz amid growing tensions with Russia and continued support for Ukraine
An unidentified object triggered sirens in northern Israel, prompting overnight IDF searches. Authorities have yet to determine what was detected.
Saudi airstrikes target Houthi positions in Yemen after a ballistic missile attack on Riyadh Airport reportedly kills 12 people and injures more than 300, prompting condemnation from President Trump
The IDF said it confirmed that Mohammed Yazgi, a terrorist involved in holding hostages captive, was killed in a strike in Gaza City. A terrorist from the Daraj Tuffah Battalion was also killed.
President Isaac Herzog awarded the Civilian Bravery Medal to Yaniv Hiyon, Tzvika and Tali Menas, Or Fardilov, Asaf Rajuan, and Dr. Shota Musayev. The six subdued a terrorist on a flydubai flight and saved 174 passengers.
A military court convicted Nadmi Abu Bakr of intentionally causing death after he threw a brick from a rooftop, killing the soldier during an operational activity in Ya'bad in 2020. The terrorist will compensate the soldier's family with more than 4 million shekels.
Two Latvian nationals were arrested near a Royal Air Force base in Cambridgeshire, England, on suspicion of security offenses. Police say the case is not connected to recent events at RAF Fairford, where American bombers had been stationed.
IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir visited a division-level exercise held by Division 38 and assessed the forces’ readiness. He addressed the lessons of Yom Kippur and October 7, as well as the IDF’s force-building efforts.
Iranian Armed Forces Chief of Staff Ali Abdollahi Ali-Abadi said that “the heroic acts of Soleimani, Nasrallah, Haniyeh and Sinwar will bring about the end of the Zionist entity.” Meanwhile, $200 million was transferred from Tehran to Hezbollah as “aid for people displaced by the war in Lebanon.”
President Donald Trump delivered a blunt message to European leaders, warning against sanctions on Israel or restrictions targeting Judea and Samaria. “The response will be immediate and painful,” he said. More than 75 retired senior U.S. military officials have also signed a letter stating that Israel did not commit genocide in Gaza.
Israel’s National Security Council is urging travelers to avoid high-risk destinations, limit speaking Hebrew in crowded places and stay away from demonstrations. A new Diaspora Ministry report identifies dozens of anti-Israel protests planned worldwide.
Rima Hassan, a French far-left representative in the European Parliament, removed and threw down an Israeli flag displayed at an exhibit honoring October 7 victims. France’s foreign minister called for severe sanctions. Gideon Sa’ar: “Shameful and outrageous, but not surprising.”
Three Iranian nationals have been charged with plotting to harm an Iran International journalist and a pro-Israel activist as part of an espionage network allegedly operating for the regime in Tehran and intended to “silence opposition figures.”
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has directed $6.4 million to an initiative that includes an organization led by pro-Palestinian activist Linda Sarsour, even as more Jewish families move their children from the city’s public schools to Jewish educational settings.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, who has pursued a distinctly anti-Israel policy for years, has informed King Felipe VI that he is moving up the election. It will be held on November 28. Right-wing and centrist parties are preparing to bring down the government after it lost its parliamentary majority.
Some 400 high schools across France are fully or partially closed. Schools have been set on fire and dozens of staff members injured amid student protests over teacher shortages and poor learning conditions. Hundreds of students have been arrested.
Brett McGurk, a senior Biden administration official, broke his silence on Dan Senor’s podcast, challenging claims about negotiations to free the hostages. “Hamas, not Netanyahu, sabotaged deals,” he said.
According to the report, Israel may be able to target Iranian militias in Iraq in response to an attack or credible intelligence of an imminent attack against Israel. The U.S. is planning to strengthen its regional defense systems.
The IDF and Shin Bet killed a commander in Hamas’s Nukhba unit who entered Israel on October 7. Yesterday, they killed Tsakr Nabil Musa Qaisi, a Hamas Nukhba terrorist who entered Israel during the October 7 massacre and managed a Turkish organization that allegedly helped finance Hamas under a humanitarian cover.
At the state ceremony on Mount Herzl, President Isaac Herzog called for an impartial investigation into the failures. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pledged to complete the mission and bring down Hamas rule in Gaza.
