A severe to extreme heat wave began affecting Israel today and is expected to peak over the weekend, bringing some of the hottest days of the summer so far. The Health Ministry is urging the public to avoid heat exposure.
The Jerusalem Center for Foreign Affairs and Security has released a new study finding that the Palestinian Authority’s “pay for murder” policy extends beyond payments to imprisoned terrorists, including salaries, jobs, and benefits for those released from prison.
As a Hamas delegation meets with local officials in Egypt, reports say the terrorist organization is considering approving a plan for the complete dismantling of its weapons and tunnel network. The key condition: the weapons would be transferred to Palestinian entities, not Israel.
Rafael says its SPYDER system, which launches air-to-air missiles, completed a successful drone interception test. The system has been sold to several countries, and the company says it has been updated based on lessons from the war in Israel.
An indictment was filed against a resident of Bi'ina in northern Israel, accused of carrying out security-related assignments for Iranian intelligence operatives. He allegedly documented President Isaac Herzog during a hospital visit in Nahariya and the area around former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant’s home.
Lebanon’s prosecutor received a request from a group of lawyers to arrest Lebanese American businessman Antoine Sfeir after he was filmed speaking with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at a Washington dinner.
