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Security · 8h agoJordanian Air Force Strikes Terrorist Cells in Southern SyriaThe Royal Jordanian Air Force launched airstrikes in southern Syria targeting terrorist groups linked to a deadly church attack in Karak. The operation was announced as retaliation for the Friday incident, which killed seven people. Jordan's Ministry of Defense confirmed the captured attackers were connected to the targeted organizations. The strikes reportedly killed and wounded many terrorists and destroyed their vehicles.Security · 8h ago · also in 10 newsroomsIsrael to Supply New Patrol Ship, Modernize Existing Vessel for CyprusIsrael and Cyprus have signed a defense agreement for Israel to supply a new patrol ship and modernize an existing one for the Cypriot Navy. The new vessel will be built by Maspanot Israel and equipped with Rafael systems, while the "Ioannidis" will undergo upgrades. The deal aims to enhance Cyprus's maritime security capabilities in the Eastern Mediterranean. The cost and delivery timeline were not disclosed.Security · 10h agoIsrael Forces Eliminate Hamas Operatives, Uncover Underground StructureIsraeli forces eliminated two key Hamas operatives in Gaza and uncovered a 15-meter deep underground structure near Hebron following a deadly attack. The operations targeted militants involved in terror plans and efforts to rebuild Hamas's capabilities. Forces also engaged three militants emerging from a tunnel in Khan Yunis, Gaza, with secondary explosions suggesting explosives were present.Security · 12d ago · also in 4 newsroomsIsrael Condemns Dutch Ban on Fans for Football MatchIsrael has strongly condemned the Netherlands' decision to ban Israeli fans from attending a football match between Hapoel Be'er Sheva and AZ Alkmaar on October 15 in Alkmaar, citing security concerns. Israel's Foreign Ministry called the ban unfair and linked it to rising antisemitism in the Netherlands, recalling past attacks on Israeli fans. Despite the ban, two anti-Israel demonstrations are planned. This is the second recent instance of Hapoel Be'er Sheva facing such a fan ban, following a similar situation in Belgium.Security · 12d ago · also in 17 newsroomsTel Aviv Building Collapse: Three Workers Rescued from RubbleA section of a four-story residential building collapsed in central Tel Aviv during renovation work on Tuesday. Three construction workers were rescued from the rubble by firefighters and rescue teams. The incident occurred at the intersection of Nahalat Binyamin Street and Rothschild Boulevard, and the cause is under investigation. Emergency services secured the area and continue to search for potential victims.Security · 12d agoHouthis Secretly Assemble Iranian Super-Rockets From Chinese Parts, Israel TargetedThe Houthi group is reportedly assembling its own version of Iran's "Khyber Shekan" ballistic missile using components imported from China. Yemeni authorities intercepted a shipment of these parts, which included custom-made engine components and stabilizing fins. This method allows the Houthis to bypass international interdiction of complete weapons from Iran and highlights China's role in supplying dual-use materials.Security · 12d ago · also in 12 newsroomsIsraeli Knesset Speaker Doubts Netanyahu Met Egyptian Spy Chief Before Oct. 7Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana believes Egyptian intelligence chief Abbas Kamel met a security official, not Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, during a pre-Oct. 7 visit. Netanyahu confirmed Kamel's plane landed but denied a personal meeting, citing a memorial ceremony. Israel Hayom reported the delegation warned of Gaza's volatility. The outlet also noted Netanyahu's prior meetings with foreign intelligence heads.Security · 12d agoIDF Eliminates Hamas Commander Involved in Hostage HoldingThe IDF eliminated Hamas military wing commander Mumen Salamah Ay in an airstrike in the Gaza City area on October 13. Ay was involved in holding hostages during the war and was planning attacks against Israelis. The IDF stated the strike was to neutralize an immediate threat, with measures taken to protect civilians.Security · 12d agoTrump Threatens Iran With New Hard Strike, Citing 'Enough'U.S. President Donald Trump threatened Iran with a "hard strike" and stated "we have had enough" during an October 13 campaign rally in Alaska. He vowed to prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons, claiming the country was two weeks away from developing a bomb. The threats coincide with Iran reportedly using new tactics to disrupt shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, aiming to influence oil prices and U.S. elections.Security · 13d ago · also in 2 newsroomsWidow Explains Military Expert Grigory Tamar's SuicideLilia Tamar, widow of Israeli military expert Grigory Tamar, stated his October 13 suicide in Jerusalem was due to personal reasons, not his work. The 54-year-old was found with a pistol in his apartment. Lilia Tamar, a professional analyst, plans to continue his YouTube channel, "Grigory Tamar," which had 171,000 subscribers, to discuss important issues they both believed needed addressing.Security · 13d agoIsrael Mandates Muslim Pilot Ban, But Author Claims It Won't Stop ThreatsIsrael has reportedly ordered Air France and British Airways to ban Muslim pilots from countries without diplomatic ties from flying to Israel. The author contends this directive is ineffective, as radicalization is easier in France and the UK, and many individuals of Arab and Pakistani descent there hold anti-Israel views. The article suggests that only thorough Mossad vetting of all pilots can ensure Israel's security against potential threats from these pilots.Security · 13d agoIranian Consul Created "New People" to Save Jews in Occupied ParisIn occupied Paris during WWII, Iranian Consul Abdol Hossein Sardari created a new classification for Persian Jews, calling them "Jughuti" and defining them as Persians of "Mosaic faith" rather than Jewish by blood. This allowed him to issue Iranian passports, saving hundreds of families from Nazi persecution. Despite his actions, Yad Vashem did not recognize him as a Righteous Among the Nations, and he died in poverty.Security · 13d ago · also in 5 newsroomsNetanyahu Pushed Trump for Iran Strike Before Israeli ElectionsIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly urged U.S. President Donald Trump to launch military strikes against Iran before Israel's October 27 elections, citing Iran's nuclear program. While Trump initially seemed open, his enthusiasm reportedly waned. The Pentagon is preparing for potential operations, but no final decision has been made. The U.S. President stated no action would occur before the November 3 U.S. midterm elections, though military forces remain on alert.Security · 13d ago · also in 8 newsroomsNetanyahu Warns Enemies Against Testing Israel Ahead of ElectionsPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Israel's enemies against testing the country during the pre-election period, stating Israel is prepared for any scenario. He visited the demarcation line near Tulkarm on October 13, asserting Israel's continued military control over the area. While the IDF has no intelligence of specific threats like "turning of the barrels," it has presented escalation plans. Netanyahu vowed to maintain Israeli control from the Jordan River to the sea, amidst heightened political rhetoric ahead of the October 27 elections.Security · 13d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsrael Unveils New Drone System and Missile Engines Amid Global Defense DemandIsrael Aerospace Industries (IAI) successfully tested its Fire Storm 250 drone, capable of carrying 200 rounds and flying for three hours, in collaboration with SIG Sauer. The system is designed for reconnaissance, border security, and fire support. Simultaneously, Israeli company Tomer is exhibiting missile engines for systems like the Arrow at the AUSA defense exhibition in Washington. These developments reflect a global increase in defense spending and demand for advanced Israeli military technology.Security · 13d ago · also in 17 newsroomsIsrael to Ban Drones Controlled via Fiber Optics and Mobile NetworksIsrael's Minister of Defense Israel Katz will ban drones controlled by fiber optic cable or mobile networks for six months, starting October 18. The decision aims to prevent terror attacks, espionage, and smuggling, citing specific intelligence. The ban includes exceptions for security forces and pre-approved drones, with a commission to review further requests. This measure is part of a wider effort to counter drone threats.Security · 13d agoParamedics Revive Infant After Critical Fall in AshkelonParamedics in Ashkelon successfully revived a nine-month-old baby who was found unconscious and without a pulse after an apparent fall from a slide. The incident occurred on October 13, with emergency services arriving at the child's home after the parents called for help. Medical efforts during transport to Barzilai Medical Center successfully restarted the infant's heart.Security · 13d agoGerman Airport Closes After Passenger Jet Transmits Hijacking SignalNuremberg Airport closed on October 13 after a passenger jet from Greece transmitted a hijacking signal (code 7500). Fighter jets escorted the plane, which landed safely, and authorities later determined there was no threat. The incident, attributed by the airline to a radio malfunction, occurred amid heightened aviation security, including a separate bomb threat at Israel's Ben Gurion Airport.Security · 13d agoFrench Schoolchildren's Rap Song Glorifies Terrorist Who Murdered Jewish GirlFrench authorities are reportedly angered by high school students using a rap song that glorifies Mohamed Merah, the Islamist terrorist who murdered seven people, including eight-year-old Miriam Monsonego, at a Jewish school in Toulouse in 2012. The song references Merah during ongoing protests, leading to him being called a "new hero." The attack involved the murder of Rabbi Jonathan Sandler and his sons before Merah killed Miriam.Security · 13d ago · also in 16 newsroomsIsrael's Sea of Galilee Hits Century Low Amid Regional DroughtIsrael's Sea of Galilee has reached a historic low, with water inflows in the 2024/25 and 2025/26 seasons being the lowest in 100 years. Despite near-normal national rainfall in 2025/26, northern regions, including the Sea of Galilee basin, experienced deficits, leaving natural sources depleted. In contrast, southern Israel saw rare, intense flash floods. The situation highlights the ongoing need for natural water reserves, even with advanced desalination, and the importance of regional water management.Security · 13d ago · also in 3 newsroomsIDF Thwarts Terror Plot in Samaria, Arrests Four Islamic Jihad OperativesThe IDF announced the arrest of four Islamic Jihad operatives in northern Samaria this week, who were allegedly planning an attack. The arrests were made in Kafr 'Aqab and Araba based on Shin Bet intelligence. In a separate incident, the IDF released video showing Hamas militants inside a Gaza hospital and also investigated a cavity near Kibbutz Horashim, ruling out a tunnel.Security · 13d agoAzerbaijani TV Airs Documentary on Israel's 'Seven Fronts' Three Years Post-Oct 7Azerbaijani TV channel AnewZ released an English documentary, "Frontline: Israel - Three Years of War," on October 7, 2026, marking the third anniversary of the Hamas attack. The film features survivor testimonies and expert analysis on Israel's security challenges across "seven fronts," including Gaza, Lebanon, and Iran. It highlights key locations like the Nova festival site and Kibbutz Nahal Oz, and examines the Kerem Shalom crossing's role in humanitarian aid delivery. The documentary explores the war's impact on Israeli security perceptions and regional dynamics.Security · 13d ago · also in 18 newsroomsPalestinian Detained in Israel for Filming Transit Station Under False IdentityIsraeli police arrested a 32-year-old Palestinian man on October 12 for filming a light rail station in Bnei Brak while using a false Israeli identity. The suspect, who lives in the Palestinian Authority and has a history of security offenses, was detained by guards and is now under investigation by the Shin Bet. He was due in court on October 13 for a remand extension.Security · 13d ago · also in 25 newsroomsDelta Flight to Ben Gurion Airport Isolated After Bomb ThreatA Delta Air Lines flight from New York to Ben Gurion Airport was isolated Tuesday morning after an anonymous bomb threat was received. Passengers were evacuated, and the plane and luggage were searched by bomb disposal experts. Israeli security services believe the threat is likely false, but investigations continue. Separately, an Ethiopian Airlines cargo plane was denied entry to Israeli airspace due to a crew member's Indonesian citizenship.Security · 13d agoUK Sanctions Two Iranians for Regime's Hostile Activities AbroadThe UK has imposed sanctions on two Iranian nationals, Ruhollah Bazghandi and Shahram Ali Reza Tamarzade Jaki, for their roles in hostile activities on behalf of the Iranian regime. Bazghandi is accused of leading IRGC counterintelligence operations and involvement in plots against Israelis and dissidents, while Jaki is linked to a criminal network involved in assassinations. The sanctions include asset freezes and travel bans. UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband stated the measures are a response to Iran's unacceptable attempts to undermine security. Separately, the UK Prime Minister indicated an attack on RAF Fairford was likely Iran-directed.Security · 13d ago · also in 10 newsroomsTeenager Killed, 24 Injured in Galilee Ammunition ExplosionA 15-year-old student, Elazar Yair Wilenski, was killed and 24 others were injured in an ammunition explosion during a school trip in Israel's Upper Galilee on Monday. The incident occurred near the Ramim ridge, with two teenagers suffering severe injuries. A student described how one of his peers apparently triggered the explosion by unscrewing an object found on site. Emergency services responded rapidly, and an investigation into the cause of the blast is underway.Security · 14d ago · also in 30 newsroomsIsraeli School Trip Tragedy Raises Questions on Demining Subcommittee's EffectivenessA 15-year-old was killed and over 20 injured by an exploding munition during an Israeli school trip, prompting questions about the demining subcommittee's effectiveness. The subcommittee, led by MK Nissim Vaturi, has reportedly held only two official meetings this term. Vaturi claims extensive unofficial work and secured funding, while a previous state comptroller report also highlighted demining deficiencies.Security · 14d ago · also in 30 newsroomsIsraeli Teens Found, Carried Live Ordnance for Over an Hour Before Fatal ExplosionA 14-year-old student was killed and 23 others injured, three critically, when an explosive device detonated during a school trip in northern Israel. Students from the ORT school in Ma'alot found the ordnance, including rockets, on a tourist trail and carried it for over an hour before the explosion. Investigations are ongoing into how the munition was present on the route and whether safety protocols were followed. Survivors recounted helping each other despite severe injuries.Security · 14d ago · also in 5 newsroomsIsrael Seeks Saudi Role in Yemen Conflict, Prince RefusesIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is attempting to gain Saudi Arabia's approval for Israeli intervention in Yemen against Houthi rebels, using U.S. intermediaries. Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has reportedly rejected the idea, fearing negative public reaction. The U.S. and the late Senator Lindsey Graham had been pushing for Israeli-Saudi normalization. Meanwhile, Houthi advances in Yemen have been met with a counter-offensive, and recent Houthi missile attacks on Saudi Arabia have resulted in casualties, prompting condolences from Netanyahu.Security · 14d ago · also in 14 newsroomsEthiopian Airlines Cargo Plane Diverted From Israel Over Crew Member's NationalityAn Ethiopian Airlines cargo flight bound for Israel was diverted back to Ethiopia because a crew member held Indonesian citizenship, a country with which Israel has no diplomatic relations. The decision was made after Israeli authorities reviewed the flight manifest post-departure. This incident follows stricter security rules imposed by Israel's Ministry of Transport after a previous security incident on a FlyDubai flight.Security · 14d ago · also in 10 newsroomsIsraeli Teen Killed, Dozens Injured in Unexploded Ordnance Blast During School TripA 14-year-old Israeli student was killed and 24 others were injured in an explosion of unexploded ordnance during a school trip in the Upper Galilee near the Lebanese border. Students reportedly found, photographed, and handled the munition before it detonated. Prime Minister Netanyahu has ordered increased public safety awareness and sweeps for hazardous finds. The Ministry of Education will provide psychological support to those affected.Security · 14d ago · also in 12 newsroomsExplosion Injures Dozens of Students on Israel School TripAn explosion of an unexploded munition injured 24 students, killing one, during a school trip on Israel's Ramim ridge on October 12. The eighth-graders from Ma'alot-Tarshiha reportedly found the device and were photographing it when it detonated. Victims were taken to multiple hospitals with injuries ranging from mild to severe, with some requiring surgery. Authorities are considering restricting future school trips.Security · 14d ago · also in 2 newsroomsMan Found Dead in Jerusalem Apartment After a Week, Highlighting Loneliness EpidemicAn approximately 60-year-old man was found dead in his Jerusalem apartment on October 12, believed to have died a week earlier. He lived alone with no relatives in Israel. The discovery occurred after the landlord detected a strong odor and called emergency services. This incident is part of a growing trend of solitary deaths in Israel, referred to as the "loneliness epidemic," with similar cases recently reported in Gan Yavne and Tel Aviv.Security · 14d ago · also in 17 newsroomsNetanyahu Advisor's Chats Leaked Online Following Security LapsesThousands of chat messages belonging to Yonatan Urich, an advisor to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, have been leaked online, reportedly due to security lapses involving a UAE-linked service and a publicly shared AI tool code. Urich's lawyers have threatened legal action against those distributing the messages, some of which are claimed to be altered. The leak comes as Urich is already on trial for "Bild leak" charges and is a suspect in the "Qatargate" corruption investigation.Security · 14d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsraeli Sling-Shot Smugglers Face Court Over Drug and Cigarette RingTwo men from southern Israel have been indicted for running an international drug smuggling operation. They used a slingshot to send drugs over the border to Jordan and received cigarettes in return. The Northern District Police's YAMAR unit investigated the case, leading to charges for drug trafficking and crossing the state border illegally.Security · 14d ago · also in 1 newsroomOrthopedist Accused of Harassment Allowed to Continue Practice Under RestrictionsOrthopedist Leonid Zeitlin will continue practicing medicine under strict supervision after the Ministry of Health decided not to revoke his license despite indecent behavior charges. He faces allegations of misconduct against his former patient and secretary, with the alleged incident occurring in 2024. His lawyers deny the charges and expect an acquittal, while victims' lawyers condemn the decision to allow him to continue working.Security · 14d ago · also in 2 newsroomsMines and Unexploded Ordnance Continue to Pose Deadly Threat in IsraelAn explosion of old ordnance on the Ramim ridge killed a student and injured 19 others, highlighting the ongoing danger of mines and unexploded munitions in Israel. Numerous incidents over the past decade have resulted in casualties, including soldiers and civilians, with some leading to amputations and investigations. The IDF estimates thousands of minefields remain, particularly in northern Israel and the Golan Heights. The Ministry of Defense urges the public to report suspicious objects to the police and not to approach them.Security · 14d ago · also in 9 newsroomsExplosion in Northern Israel Injures 20, Including ChildrenAn explosion in Israel's Upper Galilee on Monday, October 12, injured at least 20 people, including children and teachers, with two in critical condition. The blast occurred on the Ramim Ridge near the Lebanese border, possibly from unexploded ordnance. Emergency services, including IDF helicopters, responded to evacuate the injured to hospitals.Security · 14d ago · also in 1 newsroomDeloitte Accused of Aiding Abramovich Tax Evasion SchemeAn investigation by BBC Panorama and the Bureau of Investigative Journalism alleges that Deloitte aided billionaire Roman Abramovich in concealing assets worth $672 million and evading taxes through falsified documents and complex schemes. The reports suggest Deloitte's Cyprus branch certified misleading financial statements, omitting significant assets like yachts and properties. Abramovich's representatives deny his knowledge or involvement, while Deloitte Cyprus states it adheres to the law. The investigation spans multiple alleged instances of financial manipulation from 2003 to 2006, potentially saving millions in taxes.Security · 14d ago · also in 11 newsroomsIsraeli Scientist Sentenced to 3.5 Years in Russian Prison for DonationsSofya Rosenfeld, a 50-year-old Israeli citizen and doctor of biological sciences, was sentenced to 3.5 years in a Russian penal colony for donating 2,000 rubles to the Fund to Combat Corruption. She was arrested in court despite recent surgeries. Her family is seeking her release, appealing to Israeli authorities, though they were told intervention is difficult due to her Russian citizenship. Rosenfeld maintained she acted against corruption, not extremism, and her research on Arctic geese was her life's passion. The case highlights the risks for dual citizens in Russia and draws parallels to the Naama Issachar case.Security · 14d ago · also in 2 newsroomsAir France Union Protests Israeli Crew Restrictions, Demands Flight BoycottThe Force Ouvrière union at Air France is protesting Israeli restrictions on foreign flight crews, demanding the airline boycott flights to Israel. The Israeli Ministry of Transport requires crew members from countries without diplomatic ties to Israel to be barred from its airspace, a rule the union deems discriminatory and illegal. The union's call for a boycott comes after an attempted hijacking on a FlyDubai flight to Tel Aviv, where the co-pilot allegedly intended to crash the plane.Security · 14d ago · also in 1 newsroomFox News Investigation Reveals Coordinated Global Network Behind Anti-Israel ProtestsAn investigation by Fox News revealed a coordinated international network of organizations planning and executing anti-Israel protests globally. The network, comprising 179 groups, prepares slogans, banners, and strategies for media and political influence. Key organizers include the Global Alliance for Palestine, with prominent figures like Jeremy Corbyn on its steering committee. CodePink, a US non-profit, is a member, reportedly receiving significant funding from tech entrepreneur Neville Roy Singham, whose network is under U.S. congressional scrutiny. The campaign aims to pressure governments for sanctions against Israel and influence international media coverage.Security · 14d ago · also in 19 newsroomsKfar Saba Mayor and Wife Suspected in Multi-Million Shekel Bribery SchemeKfar Saba Mayor Rafi Saar and his wife Mital Ben-Adi were arrested on suspicion of taking tens of millions of shekels in bribes, fraud, and money laundering. The investigation, ongoing for over a year, involves lucrative contracts for businessmen and criminal elements in exchange for cash to the mayor. Police also suspect the couple of living beyond their means and using criminal elements for votes. The investigation continues with 17 people arrested.Security · 14d agoIran Intensifies Strikes on Kurds in Iraq Amidst Alliance FormationIran and its proxies have launched over 1,200 drone and missile attacks on Iraqi Kurdistan, accusing Kurdish groups of supporting opposition and collaborating with Western intelligence. Tehran demands the extradition of these individuals, which Kurdish parties argue would violate international refugee protections. The escalating conflict puts tens of thousands of civilians at risk, with the region lacking adequate air defenses and potentially more vulnerable following the U.S. troop withdrawal.Security · 14d ago · also in 3 newsroomsIDF Releases Video Alleging Hamas Uses Gaza Hospital as Military HubThe IDF released drone footage alleging that Hamas militants are operating from within Kamal Adwan Hospital in northern Gaza, using it as a military hub. The military claims Hamas uses the hospital and its grounds to prepare attacks and shield its activities, violating international law. The IDF also reported discovering weapons and detaining over 240 militants during a December 2024 raid on the facility.Security · 15d ago · also in 24 newsroomsPollution Closes Haifa Schools; Residents Advised to Stay IndoorsTwo Haifa schools were temporarily closed on Monday due to high benzene levels detected near the Bazan oil refinery. Residents within a kilometer radius were advised to limit outdoor exposure. The elevated pollution followed maintenance work at the refinery, prompting the Ministry of Environmental Protection to halt operations. The ministry is working towards phasing out petrochemical plants in Haifa Bay.Security · 15d agoOctober 7th Survivor Returns to Home, Vows to Reclaim LifeMaria Ballach, a survivor of the October 7th Hamas attack in Kibbutz Nahal Oz, has returned to her home with her husband Elad and their now three-and-a-half-year-old daughter Lin. The family hid for 17 hours from terrorists on that day, with Maria armed with a knife and her husband with an axe. Ballach stated that they are returning to reclaim their lives and decide their own future, despite ongoing security concerns felt across Israel. While they have returned to the kibbutz, they intend to move to a different house in the future.Security · 15d agoAuthor Expresses Shock at Israeli Security Oversight Regarding Foreign PilotsAuthor Ibrahim Musa is surprised by Israel's security oversight, which allows pilots from non-recognizing countries and those of Arab descent into its airspace. He believes these pilots may harbor negative sentiments towards Israel, posing a potential security risk. Musa contrasts Israel's security challenges with its significant development, attributing this success to objective self-assessment despite perceived vulnerabilities.Security · 15d ago · also in 23 newsroomsNetanyahu Demands Investigation Into IDF Soldiers Featured in 'Nezek Agavi' FilmIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered a full investigation into IDF soldiers who appeared in the film "Nezek Agavi," accusing them of spreading slander and damaging Israel's international standing. Netanyahu demanded that the Shin Bet, IDF, and government legal advisor identify and prosecute the participants for alleged security breaches and defamation. The IDF has previously disputed key claims in the film, including casualty ratios and the role of artificial intelligence in targeting.Security · 15d ago · also in 12 newsroomsIDF Eliminates Hamas Nukhba Commander Involved in Oct. 7 Hostage TakingThe Israeli military eliminated Hisham Jamal Abu Jalala, a Hamas Nukhba unit commander, in Khan Younis via an airstrike. He was a key figure in the October 7 attack on the Kissufim base and involved in hostage-taking. Abu Jalala was also preparing further attacks and rebuilding Hamas's military strength. The operation is part of an ongoing effort to neutralize militants involved in the October 7 massacre.Security · 15d ago · also in 5 newsroomsIDF Investigates Mysterious 'Cave' Found Near Israeli TownThe IDF is investigating a "cave" found near the Israeli town of Horashim, which initial findings indicate was dug without a secondary exit and contained excavation tools but no weapons. Security forces are concerned that such underground structures, similar to one found near Qalqilya two weeks ago, could be used by terrorists to approach Israeli settlements. The vulnerability of the border with the Palestinian Authority is a key factor in these security worries.Security · 15d ago · also in 14 newsroomsKfar Saba Man Arrested for Brutal Attack on Girlfriend, DogA man in his 50s was arrested in Kfar Saba for allegedly beating his girlfriend and killing her dog with a samurai sword. The woman suffered multiple facial fractures and is hospitalized. The suspect faces assault charges, and his detention was extended until October 12. A medical examination has been ordered.Security · 15d ago · also in 7 newsroomsBrother Fatally Shoots Sibling in Accidental Shooting in YavneA 28-year-old man died in Yavne after being accidentally shot by his 21-year-old brother. The younger brother, a security guard, is under investigation for negligent homicide. The family expressed love for the suspect during a court hearing where he was detained for four days. The investigation is also considering intentional murder.Security · 15d ago · also in 11 newsroomsMan Confesses to Killing Wife in Beer Sheva; Children InvolvedA woman, Nania Melda, was found stabbed to death in Beer Sheva on October 11. Her ex-husband confessed to the murder after calling the police. Their five-year-old son was reportedly in the apartment during the incident. The couple had divorced months prior after 25 years of marriage, and relatives claim there were prior threats.Security · 16d ago · also in 6 newsroomsUnidentified Object Near Lebanon Border Triggers Israeli AlertAn air alert was triggered near Israel's border with Lebanon on Tuesday evening, near the village of Arab al-Aramshe. The IDF confirmed an "unidentified aerial object" was detected, prompting a military search that lasted four hours. No suspicious objects have been found, and the public has received no special instructions.Security · 16d ago · also in 2 newsroomsPolice Pursue Gunman After Shooting at Home in AraraPolice in Arara are searching for a suspect armed with a "Carlo" submachine gun following a shooting incident at a home on October 10. Officers discovered weapons in a suspicious vehicle and faced interference from local residents. One suspect fled with a "Carlo" weapon, leading to a police pursuit. An armed suspect was arrested at the scene, along with two others for disturbing public order.Security · 16d ago · also in 11 newsroomsIDF and Shin Bet Eliminate Hamas and Islamic Jihad Operatives in Khan YounisThe IDF and Shin Bet eliminated two senior militants in Khan Younis, Gaza. Muhammad Abu Shaluf, an Islamic Jihad commander who infiltrated Israel on October 7th, was killed Wednesday. Hamas "Nukhba" fighter Musa Atef Musa Abu Dan was killed Friday. Both were allegedly planning new attacks and violating the ceasefire.Security · 16d ago · also in 8 newsroomsHind Rajab Foundation Seeks ICC Case Against Israeli Health Ministry, DoctorsThe Hind Rajab Foundation has asked the ICC prosecutor to investigate Israeli officials, doctors, and medical organizations for alleged torture and deaths of Palestinian prisoners at the Sde Teiman detention center. The foundation claims mistreatment, including handcuffing during treatment and subsequent amputations, may constitute war crimes. The request targets the Health Ministry, Defense Ministry, and the Israeli Medical Association, accusing them of violations and inaction. The foundation is also pursuing legal action against dual-citizen Israeli medical workers and seeking the IMA's expulsion from the World Medical Association.Security · 16d ago · also in 1 newsroomUN Human Rights Office Criticizes Israeli Military Actions in SyriaThe UN High Commissioner for Human Rights has criticized Israeli military actions in Syria, citing alleged civilian harassment, arbitrary detentions, and mistreatment of detainees. The UN report details two specific incidents: the fatal shooting of a young man near El-Hamidiya and the wounding and temporary detention of a disabled farmer. The UN called for an investigation and urged Israel to cease actions against Syrian civilians, while the IDF provided a different account of the fatal shooting, citing security concerns.Security · 16d ago · also in 12 newsroomsMan Fatally Shot, Run Over in Rahat Amid Clan FeudsA 26-year-old man, Musa Yousef Al-Jabour, was fatally shot and run over by a car in Rahat on October 10. Police are investigating the murder, which they suspect is related to inter-family feuds or a parking dispute, and are searching for the perpetrators. The killing occurs amid ongoing clan conflicts in Rahat, with a recent incident on October 8 involving gunfire at a wedding.Security · 16d agoYom Kippur War Aftermath: KGB Agent Posed as TASS Reporter in Kissinger-Sadat TalksIn 1975, a KGB operative posing as a TASS correspondent infiltrated high-level talks between U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and Egyptian President Anwar Sadat. The operative, visibly drunk, was captured in an uncropped photograph published by "Al-Musawwar" magazine between the two leaders. The incident, occurring after the Yom Kippur War, reportedly amused Soviet diplomatic and press officials in Cairo.Security · 16d agoIDF Chief of Staff Honors Intelligence Soldier Ignored Before Oct. 7Three years after the October 7 Hamas attack, IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir honored Staff Sergeant "Vav," an intelligence soldier whose prior warnings about the invasion were ignored. "Vav" had alerted her superiors to Hamas's invasion plans and training multiple times before the attack. Despite her urgent warnings, senior intelligence officers dismissed the threat. The October 7 attack resulted in 1,200 deaths and 251 hostages.Security · 17d ago · also in 10 newsroomsIDF Strikes Gaza and Syria, Eliminating Militants and Weapons SitesThe Israel Defense Forces (IDF) conducted airstrikes in Gaza on Thursday, killing three militants from Hamas and Islamic Jihad, including commanders, and destroying four weapons caches. The IDF also eliminated a Syrian militant in southern Syria who was allegedly preparing attacks against Israeli forces under Iranian direction. The actions were taken in response to advancing terror plans and ceasefire violations.Security · 17d agoThree Mossad Chiefs Came to Israel as Immigrants from the Former USSRThree leaders of Israel's Mossad intelligence agency were immigrants from the former Soviet Union. Yisrael Harel, born in Vitebsk, led the agency from 1952-1963, overseeing the Eichmann capture. Meir Dagan, born near Kherson, headed Mossad from 2002-2011, implementing a tougher stance on overseas operations. Roman Hoffman, born in Mozyr, will become director in June 2026 after a distinguished military career and combat on October 7.Security · 17d ago · also in 5 newsroomsMassive Search Underway Off Israel's Coast After Reported Body SightingA large search and rescue operation is underway near Sdot Yam beach in northern Israel after a report of a body seen in the sea. Police, firefighters, and special units are involved, searching from the air, sea, and water. The body has not yet been confirmed found, and the initial report is still being investigated.Security · 17d ago · also in 21 newsroomsUAE Confirms Pilot's Terror Plot Against Ben Gurion AirportThe United Arab Emirates confirmed that the co-pilot of a FlyDubai flight to Tel Aviv on October 30 planned to crash the plane into Ben Gurion Airport. The co-pilot attacked the captain and attempted to seize control, but was subdued by the crew. The plane made an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia with over 170 people aboard. The suspect, identified as Hamam al-Khamami, had previously shown extremist tendencies.Security · 17d ago · also in 1 newsroomFatal Jerusalem Area Crash: Bus Collides With Taxi, Driver DiesA bus and taxi collided on Highway 458 near Ma'ale Mikhmas this morning, resulting in the taxi driver's death. The taxi was struck by the bus as it pulled onto the main road. Paramedics pronounced the taxi driver dead at the scene due to severe injuries. The bus driver was unharmed, and police are investigating the incident.Security · 17d ago · also in 1 newsroomElectrician Survives Electrocution After Heart Stops and Is RevivedA 30-year-old electrician in Kiryat Motzkin, Israel, was revived by paramedics after a powerful electric shock during repair work caused his heart to stop. Magen David Adom paramedics used a defibrillator to restart his heart after initial resuscitation efforts failed. He was then transported to Rambam Hospital in Haifa in full consciousness.Security · 17d ago · also in 3 newsroomsTwo Foreign Left-Wing Activists Arrested in West Bank for Inciting ViolenceIsraeli police arrested two European activists in Samaria on Tuesday who allegedly arrived to incite violence and unrest during olive harvests. The activists are suspected of supporting the BDS movement and sympathizing with terror organizations. Following their interrogation, authorities are considering their deportation from Israel.Security · 17d ago · also in 4 newsroomsIsrael Prepares for Post-Election Escalation Amid Hamas Resilience ClaimsIsraeli intelligence reports suggest Hamas views the post-October 7th period as a victory and is preparing for renewed conflict, potentially including rocket attacks. The IDF is reportedly intensifying efforts against Hamas leaders and infrastructure, with a major operation anticipated after Israeli elections. The article speculates on Hamas's long-term strategic outlook, influenced by founder Ahmed Yassin, and predicts a return to heightened military operations following upcoming elections in Israel and the US.Security · 17d ago · also in 2 newsroomsUnited Airlines Grounds Pilot Over Anti-Israel Remarks and Colleague ConcernsUnited Airlines has suspended pilot Ibrahim Mossallam, an activist with CAIR, due to his anti-Israel social media posts and concerns from colleagues. Initially suspended in October 2023 for calling the Hamas attack "resistance," he was later reinstated after union intervention. Following recent incidents and renewed scrutiny, the airline has grounded him again pending an investigation, with fellow pilots reportedly opting to monitor him during a flight.Security · 17d ago · also in 2 newsroomsGirl Hospitalized Again After Brutal Attack in Netanya; Suspects ReleasedA 14-year-old girl in Netanya was hospitalized again after a brutal attack in a park, where she and her 10-year-old brother were assaulted by three adults. The girl lost consciousness and received death threats, while both children suffered severe psychological trauma. Police arrested three suspects who were later released, and the family is demanding justice as the investigation into the incident continues.Security · 17d agoIDF Warns Gazans to Evacuate Areas Ahead of StrikesThe IDF has warned residents in Gaza City and Khan Yunis to evacuate areas designated for imminent airstrikes. The military stated that Hamas is preparing for renewed escalation, and Israel will continue to target its infrastructure and operatives. The article suggests the conflict is not over and both sides are preparing for future clashes, though Hamas is reportedly weakened.Security · 17d ago · also in 2 newsroomsUS College Professor Arrested for Cyberstalking Colleague with Antisemitic ThreatsA Haverford College professor was arrested in the US for allegedly sending approximately 50 antisemitic and threatening messages to colleague Barak Mendelson between October 2025 and May 2026. The messages included Holocaust references and personal information about Mendelson and his family, causing them to fear for their safety. The college president condemned the actions, and the professor faces up to five years in prison if convicted.Security · 17d ago · also in 1 newsroomAustralian Investigation Probes Flydubai Pilot's RadicalizationAustralian intelligence is investigating the past of Flydubai co-pilot Hamam al-Hammami, who attempted to crash a plane heading to Israel. Al-Hammami studied in Australia from 2015 to 2017 on a student visa, which was later revoked. Investigators are examining whether his radicalization occurred during this period, as his social media revealed extremist views and support for the Ukraine invasion. He was previously removed from flight duties at Oman Air after extremist materials were found.Security · 17d ago · also in 4 newsroomsHamas Believes Israel's Control of Gaza is Temporary, Plans for Future ConflictIsraeli intelligence reports suggest Hamas considers the ongoing conflict a victory and believes Israel's control over Gaza is temporary. The group is actively preparing for a potential IDF ground operation, recruiting fighters and fortifying positions. This comes as Israeli forces intensify targeted assassinations to disrupt Hamas's military wing. Hamas leadership reportedly refuses to disarm, leading the IDF to prepare for ground maneuvers and civilian displacement, with a decision expected post-elections.Security · 18d agoIsrael Tightens Border Checks for Russians, Ukrainians Amid War ConcernsIsraeli border control is reportedly increasing checks on travelers from Russia and Ukraine, asking about their reasons for travel and conducting secondary interviews. The heightened scrutiny is attributed to concerns about individuals seeking work or long-term stays under the guise of tourism. This comes amid a significant drop in overall tourism to Israel since pre-pandemic levels. The increased suspicion is reportedly causing difficulties for legitimate visitors trying to enter the country.Security · 18d ago · also in 7 newsroomsIsraeli Officer Killed in Lebanon Vehicle AccidentAn Israeli officer, Lieutenant Eliav Tsapalamus from Haifa, was killed in Lebanon when an army SUV crashed during an operation. Three other soldiers were injured. Tsapalamus, 21, was posthumously promoted to captain. The incident occurred near the Litani River.Security · 18d ago · also in 15 newsroomsIDF Eliminates Hamas Commanders Involved in Hostage HoldingThe IDF eliminated Hamas commander Muhammad Namra Yazgi in Gaza on Monday, who had held Israeli soldiers hostage. Yazgi was responsible for guarding captives and was planning attacks. On Tuesday, another operative, Muhammad Awad Jamal, was killed in an airstrike. Both were targeted to neutralize threats and were reportedly working to restore Hamas's capabilities.Security · 18d ago · also in 19 newsroomsShin Bet Reports Surge in Negev Bedouin Arrests for Security OffensesThe Shin Bet reported that since the start of 2026, 72 Negev residents, mostly Israeli citizens, have been arrested for security-related offenses, including terrorism plots and weapons smuggling. A significant case involved a cell in Segev Shalom planning to form a combat unit and carry out attacks. Investigations reveal a trend of radicalization and attempts to build paramilitary structures among certain groups in the south, with varying ideological influences.Security · 18d ago · also in 25 newsroomsIran Pays Fourfold Premium to Fund Hezbollah Aid to Displaced LebaneseIran sent $200 million to Hezbollah this month to assist 50,000 displaced Shiite families in Lebanon. Hezbollah will provide $3,000 to each family. This is the first transfer since Syria's regime change disrupted funding routes, and Iran paid significantly higher fees to brokers due to the risks involved.Security · 18d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsrael Launches First Hydrogen-Powered Intercity Bus in Pilot ProgramBazan Group has launched Israel's first hydrogen-powered intercity bus, a pilot project supported by the Ministry of Energy with 2.5 million shekels. The Audace 1050 model boasts a range of over 500 kilometers and a rapid refueling time of under five minutes, aiming to overcome limitations of electric buses on long routes. While the bus itself has zero emissions, the overall environmental benefit depends on how the hydrogen is produced. The project is part of a larger government initiative to develop hydrogen infrastructure, with an additional 10 million shekels allocated for related development.Security · 18d agoUltra-Orthodox Protesters Block Roads in Jerusalem and Bnei Brak Over Draft EvasionYeshiva students protested forced military conscription by blocking major roads in Jerusalem and Bnei Brak on Tuesday afternoon, causing traffic jams. Police dispersed the demonstrators, using batons and stun grenades in some instances. The protests were organized by the radical "Peleg Yerushalmi" group, and not all ultra-Orthodox Jews supported the actions.Security · 18d ago · also in 17 newsroomsTerrorist Sentenced to Life for Killing IDF Sergeant in Ya'badA terrorist has been sentenced to life in prison by a military court for killing IDF Senior Sergeant Amit Ben-Yigal in May 2020. The court found Nadim Abu-Bakr guilty of intentionally causing Ben-Yigal's death by dropping a concrete block from a roof during an operation in Ya'bad. Abu-Bakr was also convicted of obstruction of justice and ordered to pay over 4 million shekels in compensation.Security · 18d ago · also in 8 newsroomsPolice Disperse Bedouin Wedding in Negev Amid Gunfire, Two InjuredPolice and National Guard forces dispersed a Bedouin wedding in the Negev near Tel Arad after reports of gunfire. Two people, including a minor, were injured and hospitalized. Seven individuals, including the groom, his relatives, an IDF soldier, and event videographers, were detained. Authorities confiscated an M-16 rifle, a drone, and camera equipment.Security · 18d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsraeli Police Seek Public's Help Finding Missing TeenIsraeli police are searching for 18-year-old the missing person from Holon, who was last seen on Eilat Street. She is described as 1.60 meters tall, slender, with brown hair and brown eyes. Police are asking anyone with information to contact them. The public's help is crucial in locating the missing teenager.Security · 18d ago · also in 1 newsroomMagen David Adom Honors 20 Rescuers Killed on October 7, Details Service EnhancementsMagen David Adom (MDA) marked the third anniversary of the October 7th attack by honoring 20 employees killed, including three abducted and later returned medics. The organization detailed significant enhancements to its services since the attack, including a fleet expansion to over 100 armored ambulances and five helicopters. MDA also reported a surge in volunteers and first aid training, with over 21,600 calls handled on October 7th alone.Security · 18d agoOctober 7th Trauma Lingers for Israeli Trauma OfficersRomi Waldman, an Israeli officer for dealing with casualties, shared her enduring psychological trauma from working in a hospital on October 7th. She described the overwhelming scene of wounded soldiers and civilians, the constant identification of casualties, and the inability to process the events at the time. Three years later, Waldman explained that the extreme stress left a lasting impact, and she believes it's important to recognize the trauma experienced by those who care for others.Security · 18d agoIndiGo Plane Suffers Nose Damage After Encountering Severe WeatherAn IndiGo flight from Patna to Lucknow on October 7 sustained nose damage due to severe weather, including hail, upon landing. The aircraft, carrying 104 passengers and six crew, landed safely, and no one was injured. The airline corrected initial reports of a lightning strike, attributing the damage to hail. The plane has been grounded for repairs, and the incident has heightened aviation security concerns in Israel following a recent foiled hijacking attempt.Security · 18d ago · also in 1 newsroomUS Escalates Pressure on Lebanon Over Hezbollah Disarmament FailureThe U.S. is pressuring Lebanon because its army has failed to disarm Hezbollah, according to Lebanese newspaper Al-Akhbar. A U.S. official reportedly told Lebanese leaders that the IDF's withdrawal suspension is tied to this failure. Hezbollah is reportedly strengthening its infrastructure in southern Lebanon using civilian fronts. Lebanon plans to resume military negotiations with Israel in Florida, seeking U.S. assistance to reach agreements.Security · 18d ago · also in 11 newsroomsUltra-Orthodox Protests and Ramat Gan Concert to Cause Major Traffic DisruptionsUltra-Orthodox protests against draft evasion are scheduled to begin at 4:00 PM on October 8, causing significant traffic disruptions in Jerusalem and the Gush Dan area, including blockades on major highways. Simultaneously, a large concert at Ramat Gan Stadium will add to congestion, with road closures and rerouting expected throughout the afternoon and evening. Travelers to Ben Gurion Airport are advised to depart earlier than usual. Parking for concert attendees will be provided at designated locations.Security · 18d agoIsrael War Statistics: Over 1,300 Dead, 30,000 Wounded in Three YearsOver three years of conflict since October 7, Israel has suffered 1,318 military deaths and 30,000 wounded, with over 70% of the injured returning to service. Approximately 6,000 terrorists entered Israel on October 7, with 4,000 eliminated and 2,000 still being sought. Israeli forces struck 100,000 targets, while facing tens of thousands of rockets and projectiles from various fronts.Security · 19d agoArgentina Buys Israeli Arad Rifles to Modernize MilitaryArgentina's Ministry of Defense has purchased approximately 1,600 Israeli Arad-5 and Arad-7 assault rifles to modernize its armed forces, replacing 66-year-old FAL rifles. The initial delivery of 250 rifles, including Meprolight M5 sights, went to the elite Patricios Regiment. The deal, valued and timed confidentially, aligns Argentina with NATO standards and highlights the global demand for IWI products.Security · 19d ago · also in 25 newsroomsIran Sends Hezbollah $200 Million Amidst Financial StrainIran has sent $200 million in cash to Hezbollah to assist Lebanese civilians displaced by the conflict with Israel, according to Reuters. The funds arrived last month despite U.S. sanctions and difficulties in transferring money to Lebanon, with intermediaries charging a high commission. Hezbollah plans to distribute the money as a down payment to approximately 50,000 displaced families. This financial support is crucial for the group's social programs and maintaining public backing, especially as reconstruction efforts lag.Security · 19d ago · also in 12 newsroomsPolice Warn of Fake Emails Threatening Israelis Over Child Exploitation MaterialIsraeli police warned on October 7 about fake emails and texts impersonating the "Lahav 433" cyber unit. The fraudulent messages threaten Israelis with prosecution for viewing child exploitation material if they don't respond within 24 hours. Police stated the scam aims for fraud or phishing and urged the public not to engage with the messages.Security · 19d ago · also in 3 newsroomsEx-Israeli Pilot Calls Flydubai Incident Security Failure, Praises Passenger HeroismFormer Israeli Air Force pilot Shmuel Gordon called a recent Flydubai flight emergency a security failure, crediting passenger heroism and sufficient altitude for saving the plane. He criticized Israeli security agencies like the Mossad and Shin Bet for a lack of preparedness and routine oversight. Gordon praised the bravery of passengers, including Yaniv Hayon, who helped stabilize the aircraft. He called for a unified security authority for Israeli air travel and suggested increased security measures on flights.Security · 19d ago · also in 12 newsroomsIDF Eliminates Two Hamas Operatives Using Gaza Hospital for Terror AttacksThe IDF eliminated two Hamas operatives in Gaza on Wednesday night after they removed explosives from the Kamal Adwan hospital and planted them near the "yellow line" to attack soldiers. One operative, Muhammad Tammus, was a sniper for Hamas's military wing who also worked as a civil defense member. The IDF stated that Hamas uses hospitals for terror attacks and is attempting to rebuild its military strength.Security · 19d ago · also in 8 newsroomsNew Zealand and Australia Investigate Pilot's Terror Attempt on Flydubai FlightNew Zealand and Australia are investigating a Flydubai co-pilot, Hammam al-Hammami, for an alleged terror attempt on a flight with Israelis. Al-Hammami trained in New Zealand for six months and previously studied in Australia for two years. The UAE, Israel, and Saudi Arabia are also involved in the investigation, seeking to determine if he acted alone. Al-Qaeda has reportedly urged attacks on flights with Americans and Israelis.Security · 19d ago · also in 26 newsroomsNova Festival Looters Sentenced for Stealing Equipment of Slain Sound EngineerRam Shahin was sentenced to seven years in prison for stealing sound equipment from the Nova festival site after the October 7 attacks. His accomplice, Daniel Chason, received 40 months. The stolen gear belonged to Matan Mordechai Lior, a sound engineer who saved 100 people before being killed and was posthumously honored. The court condemned the looting as a cynical exploitation of the tragedy for profit. The total value of the stolen equipment exceeded one million shekels.Security · 19d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIran's IRGC Marks Oct. 7 Anniversary, Declares 'End of Zionism'Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) marked the third anniversary of the October 7th attack by declaring it the "beginning of the end of Zionism" and claiming the defeat of Israel and the U.S. on "all fronts." The IRGC statement, reported by Mehr news agency, asserted the attack shattered Israel's "myth of invincibility" and accelerated its "inevitable decline." The group also claimed economic and political collapse for Israel and highlighted U.S. difficulties. In contrast, U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance expressed uncertainty about Iranian negotiators' authority, while the U.S. demands Iran curb its nuclear program.