An investigation into the attack near the village of Tel details the heroism of Maj. Yuval Ezra and Capt. (res.) Benyahu Malt, of blessed memory, who moved toward the danger and shielded dozens of Israeli hikers. It also points to a series of operational and command failures that preceded the incident.
Qatar is reportedly tightening its stance toward Hamas leadership after Khalil al-Hayya’s selection. At the same time, the organization is preparing to move its covert operational hubs to Turkey, while its leadership remains in Doha.
Contractor and businessman Dudi Appel, former Knesset member and attorney Michael Kleiner, and businesspeople Yaffe and Yitzhak Dayan were detained for questioning by Lahav 433 as part of an economic investigation. Police suspect the four were involved in concealing rights to real estate and hiding assets worth millions of shekels.
IDF forces are continuing security operations in southern Lebanon against Hezbollah infrastructure. During the operation, troops destroyed a tunnel and located weapons depots containing rockets, launchers, and additional weapons.
The prime minister addressed talks with the U.S. and the future of the war in Gaza. He made clear that Israel will not change its troop deployment until Hamas is disarmed, and revealed that the sides have exchanged draft proposals.
More than half of New York City’s hate crimes targeted Jews, even though Jews make up only about 10% of the city’s population. The figures come amid growing criticism of new Mayor Zohran Mamdani.
Amid international pressure, the IDF has tightened its approval process for strikes in Gaza. At the same time, political tensions are growing over the next stage of the ceasefire deal and the proposed deployment of an international stabilization force.
New information reveals how an unusual meeting between Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian and Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei was reportedly arranged. The report adds to ongoing doubts about Khamenei’s condition and the lack of any public sign of life from him.
After drifting off course due to gravitational forces and solar activity, the upper stage of a Falcon 9 rocket that launched two private lunar landers in 2025 crashed into the Moon this morning.
A man was arrested after allegedly monitoring security preparations at President Donald Trump’s California golf club. Authorities said additional weapons and notebooks containing “concerning statements” were found at his home.
President Donald Trump discussed negotiations with Iran in an interview with Fox News, saying the Strait of Hormuz will "reopen very soon." Later in the interview, he said: "We are having very good discussions with the Iranians. We will know where we stand within 48 hours."
Ireland bought a new €53 million jet for Prime Minister Micheál Martin without a key Israeli-made system, citing its boycott of Israeli components. The result: the aircraft cannot operate in difficult visibility conditions.
A large fire that broke out near Ben Shemen Forest has closed major roads and caused significant traffic disruptions. Firefighters and aerial crews are working to stop the blaze from spreading.
The IDF has completed disciplinary proceedings against everyone involved in the protest in the Givati Brigade’s Tzabar Battalion. Four additional soldiers were sent to prison and removed from combat duty, while the other participants underwent a command and educational process.
Naim Qassem has publicly expressed willingness for the first time to hold an official meeting with Syria’s leadership. His remarks come days after Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa delivered a similar message, emphasizing the importance of stability in Lebanon.
A Hamas spokesman claimed in an interview that the organization “never commits crimes against civilians.” Piers Morgan repeatedly interrupted him, citing the October 7 attack and the war crimes committed by the terrorist organization.
