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Daily brief

Saturday, October 10

Seven stories that matter in Israel right now, each one compared across the newsrooms that covered it.

Tonight's brief covers continued IDF operations in Gaza, new details on the thwarted FlyDubai hijacking plot targeting Tel Aviv, and political and regional developments including Gantz's election vow and Iran's rebuilt weapons production.

Written at 20:31 Israel time from the reports of 32 newsrooms

Listen to this morning · 8 minGood Morning, Israel
  1. 1
    IDF Eliminates Islamic Jihad Commander and Hamas Fighter in Gaza

    The IDF and Shin Bet say they eliminated an Islamic Jihad company commander linked to the October 7th attacks and a Hamas Nukhba fighter in separate operations near Khan Younis, part of what security forces describe as efforts to neutralize rebuilding militant capabilities.

    15 newsrooms·SecurityFull story
  2. 2
    UAE Prosecutor Details Planned Terror Attack on FlyDubai Flight to Tel Aviv

    UAE's Attorney General detailed how a 29-year-old FlyDubai co-pilot, radicalized by extremist content and inspired by 9/11, deliberately trained as a pilot to hijack the September 30 flight to Tel Aviv, attacking the captain with an axe before being subdued by crew and passengers.

    12 newsrooms·SecurityFull story
  3. 3
    Israeli President Thanks Pilot Who Thwarted Hijacking, Invites Him to Jerusalem

    President Isaac Herzog thanked Captain Smit Machchhar, the Flydubai pilot stabbed while thwarting the hijacking, inviting him to Jerusalem and likening his bravery to historic Indian soldiers after UAE investigators confirmed the plot aimed to crash the plane into Ben Gurion Airport.

    13 newsrooms·SecurityFull story
  4. 4
    Red Cross Chief: Earlier Pressure Could Have Saved Hostages

    Red Cross President Mirjana Spoljaric told The New York Times that earlier pressure in negotiations could have saved more hostages, while also criticizing Gaza's humanitarian situation and Israel's denial of access to Palestinian prisoners as a Geneva Convention violation.

    7 newsrooms·SecurityFull story
  5. 5
    Iran Rebuilds Missile and Drone Factories Despite Attacks, Report Claims

    A new report cited by Kikar claims Iran has rebuilt missile and drone factories despite months of US and Israeli strikes, with Russian assistance, undercutting Trump administration claims of destruction as Gulf shipping attacks rise and the Pentagon weighs further strikes.

    8 newsrooms·SecurityFull story
  6. 6
    Gantz Vows to Stay in Race, Warns of National Disaster

    Blue and White chief Benny Gantz vowed to stay in the race despite polls showing his party below the electoral threshold, warning that political division risks national disaster and appealing to roughly six mandates of undecided voters.

    15 newsrooms·PoliticsFull story
  7. 7
    Israeli Air Force Delegation Attends Morocco Airshow for First Time

    An Israeli Air Force delegation made its first official appearance at the Marrakech Airshow in Morocco, meeting with Royal Moroccan Air Force leadership as part of deepening defense ties under the Abraham Accords.

    8 newsrooms·SecurityFull story
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