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Security · 7h ago · also in 5 newsroomsIran Hosts Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Pakistan Amid Tensions With US, IsraelSenior officials from Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan met in Tehran with Iranian leaders to discuss regional security and de-escalation amid rising tensions with the U.S. and Israel. The summit, part of the 'Mecca Pact' initiative, aimed to strengthen cooperation and avert potential conflict. Discussions also touched on aid for Palestine and Lebanon, though Iran's nuclear program was not addressed. The meeting occurred as Israeli officials warned of potential Iranian attacks and as diplomatic efforts continued to broker a deal between the U.S. and Iran.Politics · 1d ago · also in 14 newsroomsNetanyahu Criticized for Nuclear Bomb Image in Political PostPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu posted a controversial AI-generated image of a nuclear bomb over Tel Aviv on social media, warning of existential threats from Iran and the danger of a "second Holocaust" if an "incapable leader" is elected. The post, made two days before elections, drew sharp criticism from opposition politicians like Yair Golan and Gadi Eisenkot, who accused Netanyahu of fear-mongering. Users on X noted that Netanyahu had previously claimed to have eliminated these existential threats through military action.Politics · 1d ago · also in 6 newsroomsIsraeli Election Primer: Key Parties and Players in Netanyahu's BlocIsrael's upcoming October 27 election features 38 parties, with polls showing a close race between major blocs. The "Netanyahu bloc" includes Likud, Jewish Power, and ultra-Orthodox parties, alongside new entrants like "People of Israel" and "Religious Zionism." Key issues include military service exemptions for the ultra-Orthodox and coalition dynamics. If no bloc secures a majority, another election could follow.Security · 1d ago · also in 7 newsroomsGreece and Israel Deepen Naval Ties Amid Rising Turkish TensionsGreece and Israel conducted a joint naval exercise in the Mediterranean this week, strengthening their defense partnership amidst rising tensions with Turkey. The drill involved practicing maritime threat neutralization and joint operations. This cooperation deepens ties between the two nations, which have grown closer due to shared regional security concerns and strained relations with Turkey, particularly under President Erdogan. The exercise follows a significant air defense deal between Greece and Israel and occurs as Turkey expresses concern over their expanding military cooperation.Security · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomIDF Launches Major Counter-Terror Operation in West Bank After Hebron AttackThe IDF launched a broad counter-terror operation in Judea and Samaria after two soldiers were killed in a Hebron attack. The operation, which involved searches and arrests in numerous Palestinian towns, led to about 40 suspects being apprehended. Additionally, Palestinian workers were banned from entering Israeli communities until after the October 27 elections.Politics · 1d ago · also in 7 newsroomsNetanyahu Faces Backlash Over Cryptocurrency Sanctions RemarkPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is facing significant criticism for suggesting Israel explore cryptocurrency to circumvent potential sanctions and for predicting the end of U.S. defense aid. The Bank of Israel and over 100 economists warned of severe economic damage if sanctions are imposed. Opposition leaders accused Netanyahu of endangering Israel's economy and national security. Netanyahu acknowledged the criticism but stated he would act in Israel's best economic interest.Politics · 1d ago · also in 19 newsroomsIsrael Denies Report of Shifting Falklands Stance Under NetanyahuIsrael has denied a report that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered a shift in its stance on British sovereignty over the Falkland Islands. The report, published by The Telegraph, suggested Israel would now support direct talks between Argentina and the UK. Israel's embassy in the UK rejected the claims, though a UN statement last week acknowledged Argentina's position. The alleged policy shift comes amid UK-Israel tensions and follows statements by British officials critical of Israel.Politics · 1d agoIsrael's Proportional Representation Election System ExplainedIsrael's election system uses nationwide proportional representation, where voters elect parties, not candidates, to the 120-seat Knesset. Parties must clear a 3.25% vote threshold to gain seats. Due to the fragmented results, coalition governments are typically formed, which often lead to early elections. The process of forming a government after elections involves the president tasking parties to build a majority coalition, a process that can be lengthy and complex.Security · 1d agoNetanyahu's Shifting Risk Calculus in Israel's Longest WarPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's willingness to take risks evolved significantly during Israel's war against Hamas, according to co-author Elliot Kaufman. Initially hesitant to strike Hezbollah preemptively or act aggressively in Gaza, Netanyahu later authorized bolder operations, including a failed strike on Hamas leaders in Doha, to secure hostage releases. Kaufman believes these later, riskier decisions ultimately led to greater successes for Israel against its adversaries.Politics · 2d agoUK Considers Banning Pro-Palestine Badges in Schools Over AntisemitismThe British government is considering banning pro-Palestinian badges for teachers in schools due to rising antisemitism concerns. A recent review found that three in five Jewish students experienced antisemitism, leading to 27 recommendations, including a ban on political symbols. Education Secretary Lucy Powell stressed the need to combat this trend, with experts also warning about the prevalence of antisemitic views among youth.Security · 2d ago · also in 7 newsroomsIran Accused of Escalating Assassination Plots Against US OfficialsIran has allegedly intensified assassination plots against senior U.S. officials, according to a U.S. intelligence memo. This warning comes as the U.S. reduces its diplomatic presence in the Middle East amid regional tensions and Houthi attacks. The U.S. is reportedly considering further military strikes against Iran, which has vowed retaliation. Israeli fighter jets also conducted a deterrence exercise near Iran's border.Security · 2d ago · also in 24 newsroomsIDF Launches Counterterrorism Operation in Hebron After Deadly AttackThe Israel Defense Forces (IDF) launched a counterterrorism operation in Hebron on Friday after two Palestinian terrorists killed two Israeli soldiers and wounded three in a shooting attack. The IDF is conducting searches, dismantling infrastructure, and questioning suspects, while also measuring terrorist homes for demolition. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to destroy terrorist infrastructure, and Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich ordered demolitions for deterrence. Human rights groups condemned the planned demolitions as collective punishment.Culture · 3d agoHerzog's 'Voice of the People' Program Fosters Unity Through DialoguePresident Isaac Herzog's "Voice of the People" initiative concluded its first cohort in Budapest, focusing on building relationships and mutual understanding among diverse Jewish participants. The program, designed to address global Jewish community challenges, succeeded more in fostering personal connections than in generating revolutionary projects. Facilitators and participants highlighted the value of dialogue and understanding different perspectives, a lesson President Herzog hopes can inform Israeli society as it approaches elections.Politics · 3d agoIsraeli-American Mobilizes Against Senate Candidate El-SayedIsraeli-American G. Shimon Levy is campaigning in Michigan to prevent Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed from winning, citing concerns about antisemitism and El-Sayed's stance on Israel. Levy, a former Israeli Navy officer, was galvanized by the October 7th attacks and now urges Jewish Democrats to support Republican Mike Rogers. He believes a majority of Michigan's Jewish community opposes El-Sayed, whose rhetoric Levy finds alarming. Levy also acknowledges antisemitic concerns from the political right, but remains determined to mobilize voters.Security · 3d agoHezbollah Recruits Convicts in Latin America for Attacks on Jewish TargetsHezbollah is increasing its recruitment of convicted criminals in Latin America to conduct attacks against Jewish and Israeli targets, according to a Washington Institute report. The group targets financially vulnerable individuals, offering them training in Lebanon for potential terrorist operations. The report highlights a recent conviction in Brazil of an individual who scouted targets after returning from training, allegedly facilitated by a network linked to Mohamad Khir Abdulmajid. These efforts are seen as a response to financial pressures on Iran and follow previous counterterrorism operations and suspected attacks in the region.Security · 3d ago · also in 1 newsroomFauda Actress Warns French Jews Unsafe Amid Riots and AntisemitismIsraeli actress Virginie Khalifa Hag, from the series "Fauda," warned that Jews are no longer safe in France due to rising antisemitism and recent riots. She described her mother's shop being looted in Paris amid widespread violence and criticized the government's response. Khalifa Hag urged French Jews to consider leaving the country, citing a growing climate of fear and antisemitism. The actress, who moved to Israel 13 years ago, shared her personal experiences and concerns about the future of the Jewish community in France.Security · 3d ago · also in 4 newsroomsIDF Chief: No Need for Pre-Election Strike on Iran; Opposition, Gov't Trade BlameIDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir stated there is no current need for Israel to strike Iran before the upcoming elections, warning that fighting could postpone the vote. Defense Minister Israel Katz accused opposition leaders of undermining security, while they retorted that the government's political survival was paramount. Amidst these exchanges, Iran claimed attacks on oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz, which U.S. President Donald Trump dismissed as fabricated, though he suggested further U.S. action is possible.Security · 3d ago · also in 16 newsroomsTwo Israelis Critically Wounded in Hebron Shooting Attack; IDF Kills Two TerroristsTwo Israelis were critically wounded and two terrorists were killed in a shooting attack near Hebron on Friday morning. Following the incident, the Likud party canceled election events, and the IDF imposed a cordon on Hebron while investigating the terrorists' affiliations.Security · 3d agoIsrael's Strategic Standing: Security Gains Amidst Evolving ThreatsThree years after the October 7th attacks, Israel has regained military superiority but faces ongoing strategic security challenges from Iran and Turkey. Experts note improved deterrence but caution about persistent threats and the need for self-sufficiency. Prime Minister Netanyahu has prioritized countering Iran and preparing for future threats independently, acknowledging the unfinished nature of recent military actions.Security · 4d agoHamas-Themed Truck in Dearborn Highlights Troubling History and Political DivideA truck displaying "HAMAS" and anti-Israel slogans was seen in Dearborn, Michigan, with its owner supporting a Democratic Senate candidate. The incident highlights Dearborn's history of controversies involving terrorist organizations like Hezbollah, including past federal investigations and a recent Hezbollah-inspired attack on a synagogue. The article also contrasts the view of Zionism as a political movement with the theological perspective held by many evangelical Christians regarding Israel's right to exist.Security · 4d agoIsrael, Egypt, Greece Condemn Libya-Turkey Maritime DealIsrael, Egypt, and Greece condemned a maritime agreement between Turkey and eastern Libya's parliament, approved Tuesday. The deal, concerning Mediterranean gas reserves, is viewed by Israel as a threat to its regional defense cooperation with Greece and Cyprus. Analysts believe it aims to expand Turkish influence and potentially isolate Israel. Both Israel and Egypt have declared the agreement invalid, citing infringements on sovereign rights and international law.Security · 4d agoHamas Threatens More Oct. 7 Attacks as Intelligence Shows RearmingHamas has openly threatened Israel with more October 7th-style attacks, according to intelligence shared with U.S. officials. The terror group is reportedly rebuilding its military strength, repairing tunnel systems, and replenishing its forces to pre-war levels. Hamas conveyed this threat through mediators, expressing frustration over its diminishing control in Gaza. Israeli officials insist on Hamas disarmament before any reconstruction can begin, while the group claims willingness to surrender weapons.Security · 4d ago · also in 1 newsroomReport: Over 1,300 Antisemitic Posts Blamed Israel, Jews for French RiotsA report by the Combat Antisemitism Movement found over 1,300 antisemitic social media posts blaming Israel and Jews for recent riots in France. The posts spread conspiracy theories, with some calling for violence against Jews. The report noted that English-language posts were prevalent and shared on paid 𝕏 accounts. Meanwhile, Israel's Shin Bet chief visited France to offer counterterrorism advice, as such antisemitic narratives continue to emerge following major events.Security · 4d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsrael's IWI Supplies Thailand with Advanced Anti-Drone Rifle SystemIsrael Weapon Industries (IWI) has supplied its ARBEL anti-drone rifle system to Thailand's Ministry of Defense to counter tactical drones. The system integrates with existing rifles and optics, allowing soldiers to engage aerial threats with standard ammunition. Thailand has conducted tests and is considering a larger follow-on order for the technology, which is in high demand globally.Security · 4d ago · also in 8 newsroomsIsraeli Jets Fly Near Iran Border in Deterrence ExerciseIsraeli fighter jets flew near the Iranian border in a deterrence exercise ahead of the upcoming elections. The operation, intended as a "power projection," was conducted with advance notice to the U.S. and Iran's air defense systems. The flights have drawn criticism from some Israeli politicians who accuse Prime Minister Netanyahu of using the situation for political gain. Meanwhile, Iran is reportedly preparing for potential conflict, and U.S. President Donald Trump stated that "something will happen fairly soon" regarding Iran, while denying ongoing negotiations.Tech · 4d ago · also in 3 newsroomsIsrael Eyes Global Leadership in Nuclear Fusion TechnologyA report by Israel's Energy Ministry identifies a strategic opportunity for the nation to become a leader in nuclear fusion technology. The report suggests leveraging existing expertise to develop fusion technologies, meet rising energy demands driven by AI, and generate export revenue. While commercial fusion power faces challenges, Israel aims to capitalize on its strengths in areas like AI and advanced materials to secure a position in the global industry, with potential for electricity generation by the mid-2030s.Tech · 4d ago · also in 4 newsroomsSheba Medical Center Ranks Sixth Globally for Smart Hospital TechnologyIsrael's Sheba Medical Center has climbed to sixth place in the 2027 World's Best Smart Hospitals rankings, recognized for its use of advanced technologies like AI and robotics. The hospital's director general, Prof. Yitshak Kreiss, highlighted the strategic importance of advanced healthcare for national resilience and economic growth. Sheba is actively expanding its AI initiatives, including collaborations with OpenAI and NVIDIA, to enhance clinical care and patient outcomes.Security · 4d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsraeli Intel Chief Visits France Amid Riots, Tensions With MacronIsrael's Shin Bet chief, David Zini, visited France to provide counterterrorism advice amid recent violent riots. The visit occurred amidst diplomatic tensions, with French President Macron criticizing "stupid comments" from leaders like Israeli PM Netanyahu and former US President Trump, who blamed immigration and radical Islam for the unrest. France is preparing for increased security measures, including military deployment and curfews, to prevent further disorder.Security · 4d agoOxford Islamic Studies Founder Advocated Completing Hitler's Work, Expert ClaimsAn expert claims that Yusuf al-Qaradawi, the founding trustee of Oxford University's Islamic studies department, preached that Muslims should "continue the work of Hitler." Dr. Charles Asher Small of ISGAP stated that al-Qaradawi, a Muslim Brotherhood scholar, held these views and that significant funding from the Brotherhood is influencing Western academia. Al-Qaradawi was also known for supporting suicide bombings against Israelis and was designated a terrorist by several nations. Small warns that this ideology is being disseminated through Qatari-funded institutions.Politics · 5d agoLebanese-American Singer Petitions Trump to End Israel Boycott LawLebanese-American singer Carine Bassili has launched a petition calling on U.S. President Donald Trump to pressure Lebanon to abolish its 70-year-old law banning contact with Israelis. The petition, addressed to Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio, argues that peaceful dialogue should not be criminalized. While some analysts support the call for reform, they acknowledge significant opposition from groups like Hezbollah within Lebanon. Recent events and ongoing negotiations highlight the complex political landscape surrounding Lebanon's relationship with Israel.More from All Israel News