Friday, September 25

A New York Times report claims Netanyahu received a vague warning of a Hamas attack from the UAE president but failed to relay it to Israel's security chiefs, reigniting scrutiny over the government's readiness before October 7th.

Reservists Nadav Kali and Ofek Moalem were killed in a drone explosion at an IDF post in northern Gaza, the latest in a string of operational accidents drawing mourning and questions about safety protocols in the field.

The IDF and Shin Bet confirmed the killing of Hamas finance chief Muhammad Abu Alwan in Khan Younis, part of an ongoing campaign to dismantle the group's funding and rebuilding networks in Gaza.

Netanyahu used a defiant UN speech to defend Israel's post-October 7th conduct, even as the address underscored the country's deepening diplomatic isolation amid shifting international sentiment.

Yisrael Beiteinu's Avigdor Liberman floated a plan for Jordan to administer Areas A and B while Israel retains Area C, citing demographic concerns—a proposal likely to spark fierce debate over the West Bank's future.

Israelis are bracing for fuel prices to jump above 8 shekels per liter next week as global oil markets react to regional tensions, adding to household cost pressures.

Carrefour's exit from the 'Israel Basket' discount program means prices on 100 previously subsidized products will rise, another blow to consumers already squeezed by inflation.