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Security · 9h ago · also in 6 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.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.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.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.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.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 · 5d 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.Security · 5d agoIsraeli Defense Firms Forge New International Deals in Europe and North AmericaIsraeli defense companies are expanding internationally with new deals in Cyprus, Germany, and Canada. A potential $100 million naval deal with Cyprus is underway, while Rafael is set to produce Iron Dome components in Germany. Elbit Systems has also acquired Canadian firm International Submarine Engineering, enhancing its underwater capabilities.Security · 5d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIDF Eliminates Hamas Terrorist Involved in Shani Louk AbductionThe IDF announced the killing of Tamer Mohammad Ibrahim Al-Zabaq, a Hamas terrorist involved in the abduction of German-Israeli Shani Louk's body on October 7, 2023. This action reportedly brings the total number of known terrorists involved in Louk's abduction and murder to zero captured or killed. Shani Louk's father, Nissim Louk, welcomed the news and recently withdrew from Knesset elections to endorse a new party.Security · 6d ago · also in 15 newsroomsIDF Reveals Hamas Bombing Plans in Gaza Camps to Aid Terrorist EscapeThe IDF revealed a Hamas document detailing plans to detonate bombs in Gaza refugee camps to help operatives escape during combat. The April 2024 document described using explosives to disrupt IDF advances and create smoke screens. The IDF called these plans a "cynical exploitation" of civilians, using them as human shields. Similar tactics have been seen in past operations.Security · 7d agoSyrian Government Fears Israeli-Backed Druze Offensive in Southern SyriaThe Syrian government fears an imminent offensive by Druze militias in southern Syria, allegedly supported by Israel, following last year's Druze massacre. Officials cite militia preparations, Israeli military activity including alleged arms deliveries, and Druze leaders' statements about retaking villages as indicators. Israel maintains a security zone and has reportedly provided aid to Druze groups. Druze leaders in Israel praise Israeli support, while Syria insists on its territorial integrity and accuses Israel of fomenting chaos.Security · 7d ago · also in 5 newsroomsIDF to Establish New Space Brigade by 2027The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) will establish a new Space Brigade by early 2027 to expand its military space capabilities, including orbital surveillance and future space warfare. Defense Minister Yisrael Katz stated the goal is to make Israel a world leader in this domain, citing security and economic benefits. The brigade will unify existing space assets and focus on technology development and operational planning. The move coincides with the establishment of a Robotics Brigade, reflecting a broader military push towards advanced technologies.Security · 7d ago · also in 24 newsroomsUS Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth Meets Netanyahu in Secret Israel VisitU.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth made a secret visit to Israel, meeting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at Ovda Air Base. Discussions reportedly focused on Iran, with Hegseth visiting U.S. troops amid potential escalation. The meeting, which Hebrew media reported included Emirati officials, occurred eight days before Israeli elections. This visit follows President Trump's endorsement of Netanyahu, though Vice President Vance declined to endorse him.Security · 8d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsrael Urged Qatar to Continue Hamas Funding Before Oct. 7, Report RevealsA TIME report reveals Israel and Qatar collaborated on a program to fund the Hamas-run government in Gaza for years before October 7th. The initiative, led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government, aimed to create leverage and maintain stability. Despite concerns about Hamas diverting funds for military purposes, Israel urged Qatar to continue payments, with the program persisting until shortly before the attacks. Netanyahu has defended the policy, arguing it did not prevent military actions and that weapon transfers were a greater concern.Security · 8d ago · also in 13 newsroomsElbit Systems Secures $235 Million European Rocket Artillery DealIsrael's Elbit Systems has secured a $235 million contract to supply PULS rocket artillery systems and EXTRA-MR rockets to an unnamed European country. The deal, which includes logistical support over three years, adds to a growing list of European orders for the system. The PULS offers a long-range precision-strike capability, serving as an alternative to U.S.-made HIMARS.Security · 8d ago · also in 1 newsroomAustrian Airlines Flight Diverts to Bulgaria After Bomb ThreatAn Austrian Airlines flight from Tel Aviv to Vienna diverted to Sofia, Bulgaria, after the crew received a bomb threat over Romania. The plane landed safely with 51 passengers and six crew members, and security checks found no danger. The incident occurred three weeks after a separate alleged terror attempt on a flight carrying Israelis.Security · 8d ago · also in 6 newsroomsBritish Woman Questioned by Police Over Israel AdvocacyA British woman, Holly Passmore, was questioned by police under the UK's counter-terrorism Prevent program after an anonymous referral cited her advocacy for Israel. Police inquired about her interest in "Jewish issues" and a planned trip to Israel, warning she might be vulnerable. Passmore, who studies Holocaust studies at the University of Haifa, stated the officers focused on her pro-Israel stance, not her health conditions. A police report concluded there was no counter-terrorism concern, but Passmore believes she was monitored for her advocacy.Security · 8d ago · also in 1 newsroomNetanyahu Unveils New Security Doctrine, Vows to Topple Iran RegimePrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu presented a new national security doctrine on Sunday, shifting Israel's strategy from containment to pre-emptive action, with a focus on countering Iran and its allies. The doctrine prioritizes offensive measures, arms independence, and technological superiority, and includes a vow to topple the Iranian regime. Netanyahu also outlined plans for Gaza's reconstruction, a significant defense budget increase, and addressed settler violence, framing the doctrine's success as dependent on his coalition's election victory.Security · 8d ago · also in 2 newsroomsFrance Riots: Synagogue Vandalized Amid Widespread UnrestFrance experienced widespread riots over the weekend, resulting in approximately 2,400 arrests and significant damage to property, including a vandalized synagogue in Paris. Hundreds of thousands protested nationwide, with some flying Palestinian flags. President Emmanuel Macron condemned the violence and vowed accountability, while distinguishing protesters with legitimate grievances. The unrest has sparked debate about its causes, with some drawing parallels to the October 7th attacks and others highlighting societal breakdown and antisemitism.Security · 8d ago · also in 5 newsroomsIsrael Police Arrest 10 Suspects in Weekend Attacks on Journalists and DiplomatsIsraeli police arrested 10 suspects Monday in connection with weekend attacks on a journalist and European diplomats in the Binyamin region. The arrests, part of "Operation Olive Leaf," followed assaults on Washington Post photographer Heidi Levine and diplomats during the annual olive harvest. U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee called the arrests a "very positive development." The incidents have drawn international condemnation, and police are working to strengthen enforcement in the area.Security · 9d agoLebanon Seeks French Help for UNIFIL Replacement ForceLebanese President Joseph Aoun has asked France to help secure an international force to replace UNIFIL when its mandate ends in December 2026, aiming to prevent a security vacuum in southern Lebanon. French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot visited Beirut to discuss the matter amid ongoing Israel-Hezbollah hostilities. The UN voted in August 2025 for a final UNIFIL mandate extension, with withdrawal beginning in late 2026. Lebanon prefers UNIFIL to stay but will consider international alternatives if needed, while Israel favors direct coordination with the Lebanese army.Security · 9d ago · also in 3 newsroomsAzerbaijan President Aliyev Faces Antisemitic Smear Campaign Amid Hijab RowAzerbaijan's President Ilham Aliyev is facing an antisemitic online campaign that links him to Israel amid domestic protests over hijab restrictions in schools. Foreign actors, including Iran, Turkey, and Russia, are suspected of involvement. The campaign uses cartoons depicting Aliyev subservient to Israel and Netanyahu. This occurs despite Azerbaijan's close ties with Israel and a significant increase in Israeli tourism, while also navigating complex relations with Turkey and Iran.Security · 9d agoUS Disturbed by Settler Violence, Urges Israel to ActThe U.S. is "very disturbed" by recent violent settler confrontations with Palestinians in the West Bank and has asked Israel to crack down on nationalist violence. Several European officials, including the U.S. Ambassador to Israel, condemned attacks on a journalist and diplomats. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called for evidence before drawing conclusions, while President Isaac Herzog apologized to the journalist. The incidents have sparked debate about Israeli government responsibility and the role of settlements.Security · 9d ago · also in 7 newsroomsFlydubai Captain Recounts Harrowing Cockpit Battle During Hijacking AttemptFlydubai captain Smit Machchhar described his "traumatic" struggle to reopen the cockpit after being attacked by his co-pilot, Hammam al-Hamami, during an attempted hijacking on September 30. The co-pilot allegedly intended to crash the plane into Israel. Machchhar's efforts, along with the intervention of Israeli passengers and off-duty pilots, prevented disaster, leading to an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia. Israeli President Isaac Herzog announced that Machchhar will receive a Presidential Award for Civilian Heroism.Security · 9d ago · also in 1 newsroomHaredi Protesters Block Highway, Clash With Police South of Tel AvivIsraeli police dispersed ultra-Orthodox protesters blocking Highway 4 near Tel Aviv on Sunday using stun grenades and water cannons. The protest, involving about 50 young men, was against the arrest of draft evaders and caused a two-hour traffic jam. The incident highlights the ongoing societal division over haredi military conscription, especially with national elections nearing. Some within the haredi community, like yeshiva student Eli P., are concerned about the increasing violence at these demonstrations.Security · 9d ago · also in 21 newsroomsEuropean Diplomats Attacked by Masked Israelis Near TaybehMasked Jewish youths attacked a European diplomatic delegation observing an olive harvest near Taybeh on Saturday, smashing a vehicle and injuring French Mayor Bernard Baudoux. The attack followed a similar incident where Washington Post journalist Heidi Levine was severely injured by settlers. Israeli police and the IDF have launched investigations into both incidents, with Belgian officials vowing to seek EU sanctions. Concerns were raised about potential government tolerance for settler violence and the possibility of intentional escalation of tensions for political reasons.Security · 10d ago · also in 1 newsroomElbit Systems to Establish Laser Warning Systems Facility in SwedenIsraeli defense firm Elbit Systems will open its first European production and maintenance center for laser warning systems in Sweden in 2027. Operated by Elbit Systems Sweden AB, the facility will enhance support for European and NATO clients. The expansion comes as European countries increase defense spending amid geopolitical tensions. Elbit's Swedish subsidiary currently employs over 100 people and serves clients across Northern Europe.Security · 11d ago · also in 3 newsroomsGaza Shipments Halted Over Hamas Tax Dispute, Israel ClaimsCommercial shipments into Gaza have been suspended due to a dispute over taxes allegedly imposed by Hamas on imported goods, according to Israeli authorities. Hamas denies imposing the fees, while Gazan importers and truckers blame Israeli restrictions. The halt affects essential supplies and raises humanitarian concerns, with a spokesperson for the Norwegian Refugee Council emphasizing the need for functioning markets. The suspension could also jeopardize a U.S.-brokered ceasefire.Security · 11d ago · also in 1 newsroomNetanyahu Reveals 2025 Ultimatum to Syria Over Druze SlaughterPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu revealed he gave Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa an ultimatum in 2025 to stop attacks on Druze civilians in Suwayda, Syria. Following the phone call, Israel conducted airstrikes in Damascus. The Syrian forces withdrew, but the attacks resulted in nearly 2,000 deaths. Netanyahu vowed to protect the Druze community, highlighting close ties between Israeli and Syrian Druze. U.S. mediation efforts for a peace agreement are ongoing.Security · 11d ago · also in 1 newsroomIDF Releases Letter From Sinwar's Son Expressing Desire to 'Shoot Jews'The Israeli military released a letter from the 10-year-old son of late Hamas chief Yahya Sinwar, expressing a desire to "shoot Jews" and featuring drawings of weapons. Recovered in Gaza in 2024, the letter was written in October 2023 and illustrates, according to the IDF, the impact of Hamas' ideology on children. Yahya Sinwar was killed by Israeli forces in October 2024 and is considered a key planner of the October 7 attack.Security · 12d ago · also in 7 newsroomsIsrael Blocks Construction of Gaza Military Base for International ForceIsrael has reportedly refused to grant approval for the construction of a military outpost in Gaza intended for the International Stabilization Force (ISF). The outpost was to be built by Arkel International to house troops who would take over security after Hamas is disarmed. A source claims the project is crucial for President Donald Trump's Gaza Peace Plan and rebuilding efforts. Separately, COGAT announced it would suspend private goods entry into Gaza due to Hamas's alleged "forced taxation" on merchants, leading to a merchant strike.Security · 12d agoIsrael Extends Emergency Status Amid Iranian Threat, US Considers MOAB UseIsrael is extending its nationwide emergency status through the upcoming elections due to Iranian threats and heightened security assessments. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated Iran intends to attack, while IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir warned of increased escalation potential. The U.S. is reportedly considering using the "mother of all bombs" (MOAB) in potential strikes against Iran. The emergency status allows the IDF's Home Front Command to issue public safety directives.Security · 12d ago · also in 2 newsroomsVictims' Families Urge US Congress to Investigate Oct. 7 AttackThe father of an Israeli-American soldier killed on October 7 is calling on the U.S. Congress to investigate the Hamas-led attack, seeking answers for victims' families. Ruby Chen highlighted that alleged perpetrators are living freely in Turkey and Qatar, urging the U.S. to use its leverage. The call for accountability was echoed by other families at a U.S. State Department memorial service. Families are seeking justice and an official inquiry, noting the lack of a similar state commission in Israel.Security · 12d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsrael to Acquire 12 Apache Attack Helicopters from U.S.Israel has signed an agreement to purchase 12 Boeing AH-64E Apache attack helicopters from the U.S., with deliveries expected in the early 2030s. The deal follows a U.S. State Department approval for a larger potential sale. The new helicopters will replace aging aircraft in Israel's current fleet of 48 Apaches, which have seen extensive use in recent conflicts. The latest AH-64E model includes advanced technological upgrades for improved situational awareness and coordination with uncrewed systems.Security · 13d ago · also in 1 newsroomUS Team to Survey Gaza for Hamas Weapons Surrender SitesAn American team will survey Gaza for Hamas weapons surrender sites, operating under IDF control in southern Gaza. This initiative aims to advance a U.S. peace plan, though Israeli officials express concerns about Hamas's true intentions and the push for reconstruction. The U.S. State Department acknowledges rebuilding challenges but remains committed to a demilitarized Gaza and Israeli security.Security · 13d ago · also in 4 newsroomsIsrael Condemns Dutch Ban on Soccer Fans Over Security FearsIsrael's Foreign Ministry condemned the Dutch city of Alkmaar's decision to ban Hapoel Be'er Sheva soccer fans from a match, citing security concerns. Mayor Anja Schouten upheld the ban, which Israel called discriminatory and a reward for violence. The ban comes amid rising antisemitism in the Netherlands and follows a similar incident in Belgium. A U.S. legal group is considering challenging the decision, arguing it unfairly targets Israeli fans.Security · 13d agoIsrael Prepares for Potential Iranian Attacks Ahead of ElectionsIsrael is preparing for potential Iranian attacks aimed at influencing its upcoming elections, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz issuing public warnings. Iran has reportedly warned Gulf states of potential targeting and plans increased aggression against U.S. forces. Netanyahu discussed potential joint operations with U.S. President Donald Trump, though the White House denied plans for pre-election U.S. military action against Iran. Defense officials believe Iran is rebuilding its military capabilities.Security · 13d agoUltra-Orthodox Soldiers Bar Female Officer From IDF Base, Sparking OutrageUltra-Orthodox soldiers reportedly prevented a female IDF officer from entering a military base, sparking outrage and highlighting tensions over Haredi integration. The IDF called the soldiers' actions a mistake, stating the officer should have been allowed entry. The incident occurs amid a heated election debate over ultra-Orthodox military service, with a key party vowing not to join a government without exemptions for yeshiva students. The IDF chief stressed the military's urgent need for more soldiers.Security · 13d agoIsrael Bolsters Southern Defenses Amid Escalating Houthi-Saudi ConflictIsrael's military is enhancing its southern defenses near Eilat due to escalating Houthi-Saudi conflict, fearing potential land or sea attacks from Yemen. The Houthis have intensified strikes on Saudi oil facilities and infrastructure, prompting Saudi Arabia to vow consequences. The IDF is establishing a new coordination center and training troops in response to the heightened regional tensions and Houthi threats.Security · 13d ago · also in 8 newsroomsIsrael Returns 22 Ancient Greek Artifacts Seized from SmugglersIsrael returned 22 ancient Greek artifacts, including pottery and a bronze statue, to Greece on Tuesday, marking the first such repatriation. The items, dating from the 8th to 4th centuries B.C., were seized from smugglers in 2020. The handover ceremony in Athens was attended by Greek and Israeli officials, who emphasized the importance of bilateral cooperation in combating illicit antiquities trade and preserving cultural heritage.Security · 14d ago · also in 18 newsroomsNetanyahu Aide Accused of Using ChatGPT for Pro-Qatar Campaign Amid WarPrime Minister Netanyahu's former aide, Yonatan Urich, is under renewed scrutiny for allegedly using ChatGPT to craft a pro-Qatar public relations campaign during the ongoing war. New details from a police investigation suggest Urich sought ideas to "whitewash" Qatar's image, targeting Israeli citizens and global audiences. Opposition leaders have condemned the alleged actions as treason and a security risk, demanding Urich's dismissal from the Prime Minister's Office. This controversy adds to recent reports of security breaches and data leaks involving Urich.Security · 14d agoOfakim's Transformation: From Unassuming City to Fortified Community After Oct. 7Ofakim, a city 22 kilometers from Gaza, has significantly enhanced its security and psychological support systems following the Hamas attack on October 7th, which killed 48 residents and saw terrorists infiltrate the city. Mayor Itzik Danino implemented measures like a civilian response team and perimeter barriers, while also expanding mental health services to address the trauma. Despite the challenges, Ofakim has become Israel's fastest-growing city in the last three years, focusing on an AgriTech future.Security · 14d agoIran Prepares for War Amid Regional Tensions and Israeli WarningsU.S. President Donald Trump has not ruled out military action against Iran amid heightened regional tensions and U.S. military deployments. Israel has reportedly warned Hezbollah to stay out of any potential conflict with Iran, threatening severe consequences. Iran is reportedly fortifying its defenses and threatening regional escalation, while continuing to target commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. The situation is unfolding against the backdrop of upcoming U.S. midterm and Israeli elections.Security · 14d ago · also in 5 newsroomsIsraeli Defense Firms Unveil Advanced Technologies at Major U.S. ExpoTwenty-five Israeli defense companies, including Rafael Advanced Defense Systems and Twenty-Six Defense, are exhibiting advanced technologies at the AUSA expo in Washington. Rafael unveiled its Sky Sonic interceptor for hypersonic missiles, while Twenty-Six Defense showcased its "Primex" wearable combat system. The event highlights Israel's growing defense export sector, which reached a record $19.2 billion in 2025, as companies seek to expand their global market presence, particularly with U.S. military and international clients.Security · 14d agoLithuanian Jewish Leader Cites Security Gaps Amid Bomb ThreatsThe Lithuanian Jewish community is facing increased antisemitic threats, with its leader Faina Kukliansky warning of inadequate security at Jewish institutions. The community has received multiple bomb threats, and relies on unarmed volunteers for protection, lacking proper authority and training. Kukliansky is urging the government to implement clear security protocols and provide armed guards, while also noting that some officials are not taking antisemitic incidents seriously. Despite these domestic concerns, she commended the government's stance on international affairs.Security · 14d ago · also in 12 newsroomsTeenager Killed, 24 Injured in Northern Israel Explosion During School HikeA 14-year-old student, Elazar Yair Wilensky, was killed and 24 others were injured in an accidental explosion during a school hike in northern Israel on Monday. The incident involved unexploded ordnance suspected to be from a Hezbollah rocket. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited the injured and ordered reinforced safety guidelines. Investigations are ongoing into whether the area was properly cleared, with conflicting reports from the Education Ministry and the Jewish National Fund.Security · 15d ago · also in 12 newsroomsIsraeli Teen Killed, 24 Injured by Exploded Hezbollah Munition During School HikeAn Israeli teenager died and 24 people were injured when an unexploded Hezbollah munition detonated during a school hike on the Ramim Ridge near the Lebanese border on Tuesday. Initial findings suggest a student found the ordnance, likely a cluster submunition from a Hezbollah rocket, and it exploded in his backpack. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was briefed, and security assessments were convened. The incident has led to a review of safety procedures for school trips in the area.Security · 15d ago · also in 2 newsroomsAnti-Israel Group Files ICC Complaint Against Israeli Doctors Over Sde Teiman Abuse AllegationsThe Hind Rajab Foundation filed a complaint with the ICC against the Israel Medical Association, accusing senior officials of involvement in alleged abuses of Hamas detainees at Sde Teiman. The group claims at least 29 detainees died due to neglect or violence at the facility. Israeli authorities have investigated similar allegations, acknowledging individual misconduct but denying systematic abuse. The HRF has a history of filing legal actions against Israeli personnel internationally.Security · 15d ago · also in 10 newsroomsIsrael Condemns Deadly Houthi Attack on Saudi Airport Amid Reports of US Request for Israeli StrikesIsrael condemned a deadly Houthi missile attack on a Saudi airport that killed 13 people and injured over 300. Amid escalating conflict, the White House has reportedly asked Israel to conduct airstrikes against the Houthis in Yemen, as the U.S. aims to avoid new military engagements before midterm elections. IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir reportedly warned that Israeli action could escalate the conflict and potentially postpone Israel's own elections. The ongoing Houthi attacks are also severely impacting Saudi Arabia's economy, threatening contraction and disrupting its ambitious development plans.Security · 15d ago · also in 6 newsroomsFlydubai Passengers Sue Airline, Israel, UAE Over Foiled Terror AttackPassengers of a flydubai flight are preparing a multimillion-dollar lawsuit against the airline and the Israeli and Emirati governments following an attempted hijacking. The suit seeks compensation for an alleged plot by the Omani pilot to crash the plane into Israel's Ben-Gurion Airport, inspired by the 9/11 attacks. Around 100 passengers are backing the legal effort, which could seek up to $250,000 per passenger. The pilot faces the death penalty in the UAE, while the Indian captain of the flight will be honored by Israel for his role in subduing the attacker.Security · 15d ago · also in 6 newsroomsIAI Unveils New Balloon-Mounted Radar for Drone Detection at US Army ShowIsrael Aerospace Industries (IAI) is showcasing its new POINT@AIR radar system, mounted on a tethered balloon, at the AUSA trade show in Washington, D.C. The system uses an AESA radar to detect low-flying drones and other threats from an elevated position, offering persistent surveillance for up to 30 days. IAI states the technology enhances battlefield situational awareness and provides crucial early warning capabilities for ground forces.Security · 15d ago · also in 23 newsroomsNetanyahu Demands Criminal Probe Into IDF Soldiers in Gaza War Crimes FilmPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has demanded a criminal investigation and trial for Israeli soldiers who testified anonymously in the "NAZA" film, which alleges IDF war crimes in Gaza. Netanyahu called the film a "false libel" damaging Israel's reputation. The IDF has rejected the film's claims but is considering legal action over potential classified material disclosure. Other Israeli officials are also seeking investigations and exploring citizenship revocation for the filmmakers.Security · 16d ago · also in 11 newsroomsIsrael to Honor Indian Pilot for Thwarting Hijacking AttemptIsraeli President Isaac Herzog will award the Presidential Award for Civilian Heroism to flydubai Captain Smit Machchhar for thwarting a hijacking attempt on September 30, 2026. Despite being severely wounded by his co-pilot, Machchhar opened the cockpit, allowing others to subdue the attacker, and the plane landed safely in Saudi Arabia. Herzog praised Machchhar's courage, comparing it to historical Indian contributions to Israel, and invited him to visit Jerusalem. The co-pilot, Hammam al-Hammami, allegedly intended to crash the plane into Ben Gurion Airport, and Israel seeks his extradition.Security · 17d agoIsraeli Firm Microcon Vision Develops Laser Targeting System for Small DronesIsraeli company Microcon Vision has developed the MICRO-D, a lightweight laser-targeting system for small drones, enabling them to designate targets for long-range weapons. The company announced initial orders from U.S. security agencies, with deliveries starting by the end of 2026. The system integrates multiple sensors and complies with NATO standards, enhancing the targeting capabilities of smaller unmanned aircraft.Security · 17d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsrael Honors Film Countering Gaza War Crimes AccusationsIsrael's National Public Diplomacy Directorate honored the film "NAZA: The True Story" for countering accusations of war crimes in Gaza made by another documentary. The Directorate stated the film defends IDF soldiers by refuting "blood libels" and presenting "Israel's truth." The original film, "NAZA," which won an award at the Venice Film Festival, had its claims of the IDF approving strikes that would kill 500 civilians rejected as "completely false" by the military. The new film features testimonies from Israeli soldiers, contrasting with the original's reliance on anonymous sources.Security · 17d ago · also in 3 newsroomsFlydubai Copilot Radicalized by Australian Imam's Anti-Zionist RhetoricEmirati investigators revealed that flydubai copilot Hammam al-Hamami, who attempted to crash a flight to Israel, was radicalized in Australia between 2015-2017. He was influenced by imam Samir Mohtadi, known for anti-Zionist rhetoric. Al-Hamami was hired by flydubai in January despite prior concerns over his extremist views. The terror attack was thwarted by the captain and other passengers.Security · 18d ago · also in 1 newsroomHamas Used Double Agents to Deceive Israel Before Oct. 7 Attack, Report ClaimsA report by the Jerusalem Center for Security and Foreign Affairs claims Hamas used double agents to deceive Israeli intelligence and lull the country into a false sense of security before the October 7 attack. The deception reportedly allowed Hamas to consolidate forces and conceal plans for the invasion, which resulted in 1,200 deaths and 251 kidnappings. Hamas leader Khaled Mashal acknowledged deception as a key strategy, inspired by the 1973 Yom Kippur War attack. The report also details how Hamas misled Palestinian officials to further reinforce Israel's mistaken assessment.Security · 18d ago · also in 9 newsroomsIsrael Showcases Defense Tech in Morocco Amid Deepening TiesIsrael opened its first defense pavilion at the Marrakech Airshow in Morocco, showcasing advanced technologies and highlighting growing bilateral ties. The participation follows the 2020 normalization of relations under the Abraham Accords, leading to increased security and commercial cooperation. Despite some domestic opposition in Morocco, both countries aim to upgrade relations, including exchanging ambassadors and increasing flights. Israel's presence at the show contrasts with its recent exclusion from some European defense events.Security · 18d ago · also in 21 newsroomsIsraeli Soldier Killed in Lebanon Humvee Accident, IDF Continues Border SecurityCaptain Eliav Haim Tzapalamus, 21, was killed and three soldiers injured in a Humvee accident in southern Lebanon on Thursday. The IDF announced the death as it maintains a security zone along the border to prevent Hezbollah's return. Tzapalamus is the 41st IDF soldier killed since late February. Israeli officials claim a U.S.-mediated ceasefire has failed due to Hezbollah's continued presence, while the U.S. disputes claims of Iranian funding for the group.Security · 18d agoOct. 7 Survivor Avida Bachar Vows to Rebuild Kibbutz Be'eri After Family TragedyAvida Bachar, a survivor of the October 7 Hamas attacks on Kibbutz Be'eri, plans to return and rebuild his home despite losing his wife, son, and a leg. The kibbutz suffered 102 deaths and widespread destruction. Bachar's family was trapped in their safe room, resulting in the deaths of his wife Dana and son Carmel, and his own severe injuries. Residents voted to demolish most damaged homes, with new construction planned to house around 800 returning residents by next summer. Bachar expressed a strong desire to rebuild and strengthen the community.Security · 19d agoIsrael Monitors US Arms Sales to Egypt, Gulf States Amid Javelin Missile ConcernsIsrael is closely monitoring U.S. approval of over $2 billion in arms sales to Egypt, Kuwait, and the UAE, with particular concern over an $832 million deal for Javelin anti-tank missiles to Egypt. The U.S. maintains that the sales will not alter the regional military balance, despite Israeli worries about the Javelin's effectiveness. The approvals follow the U.S. waiver of human rights restrictions on military financing for Egypt.Security · 19d ago · also in 2 newsroomsHamas Attack Victim's Bedroom, Sealed for 3 Years, Finally ClearedThe family of Elitzur Hajbi, killed by Hamas terrorists in his Moshav Yakhini home on October 7, 2023, has finally buried him after his bedroom, sealed for three years, was cleared. ZAKA volunteers on Wednesday collected Hajbi's remains from the room, which had remained untouched since the attack. Officials from ZAKA described the operation as providing a "chilling sense of closure" for the family, allowing for the victim's dignified burial. The clearing of the room is intended to offer the family a measure of peace.Security · 19d ago · also in 4 newsroomsAnti-Israel Protesters Disrupt NYC Vigil Commemorating Oct. 7 AttackHundreds of anti-Israel protesters disrupted a candlelight vigil in New York City on Wednesday commemorating the October 7 Hamas attack. Demonstrators chanted pro-Hamas slogans, celebrated the massacre, and targeted New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani. The vigil, organized by Israelis for Peace, eventually moved to another location in the park due to the disruptions. No arrests were reported.Security · 19d ago · also in 10 newsroomsAmbassador Leiter's Son Breathes On His Own After Ramming AttackIsrael's Ambassador to the United States, Yechiel Leiter, reported that his son Neriyah, injured in a September ramming attack, is now breathing on his own after being taken off a ventilator. Neriyah sustained severe head injuries and remains unconscious, receiving treatment at Sha'are Zedek Medical Center in Jerusalem. Ambassador Leiter expressed gratitude for prayers and support during a memorial event, emphasizing their importance for Israel's 'very existence.' His oldest son, Major Moshe Yedidya Leiter, was killed in Gaza in November.Security · 19d ago · also in 7 newsroomsUS Military Prepares for Renewed Strikes on Iran Amidst Oil Export RecoveryThe U.S. military is preparing for potential renewed strikes against Iran, even as Iranian oil exports have recovered to pre-war levels due to U.S. naval blockades and escorts in the Strait of Hormuz. White House orders direct the Pentagon to ready troops for action, with a decision possibly coming before U.S. midterm elections. U.S. Central Command refutes Iranian claims of controlling the Strait of Hormuz, emphasizing U.S. control and ongoing enforcement of the blockade. Concerns exist in Israel about potential Iranian miscalculation, while the U.S. insists on Iran reducing nuclear enrichment capacity.Security · 20d agoEMT Reflects on Service and Sacrifice Following October 7 AttacksMenahem Mizrahi, an EMT and volunteer with Magen David Adom (MDA), shared his experiences serving after the October 7 attacks, inspired by national unity. He now trains students in first aid, aiming to expand life-saving capabilities. MDA has lost 39 members since the attacks, including paramedic Amit Mann, who will be honored in an upcoming exhibition. Mizrahi finds motivation in helping others and sees the Star of David as a symbol of mutual support.Security · 20d ago · also in 9 newsroomsWorld Leaders Mark Oct. 7 Anniversary, Reaffirm Support for IsraelWorld leaders commemorated the third anniversary of the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks on southern Israel with statements honoring victims and condemning terrorism. The U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem affirmed its support, while leaders from France, Germany, the UK, the EU, the Netherlands, Australia, and Slovenia reiterated their commitment to combating antisemitism and terrorism. Some leaders, like the Dutch Prime Minister, also acknowledged the subsequent Palestinian casualties, while others, like the EU's Kaja Kallas, linked Hamas disarmament to moving forward with a Gaza peace plan.Security · 20d ago · also in 4 newsroomsIDF Summarizes 3 Years of War, Releases Lessons from Oct. 7The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) released statistics on its third anniversary of the Oct. 7 attack, detailing over 30,000 rocket attacks from various fronts and approximately 100,000 hostile targets struck. The Defense Ministry has treated over 30,000 wounded soldiers, with significant numbers suffering severe injuries. The IDF highlighted the elimination of senior leaders of enemy groups and acknowledged intelligence failures, leading to the establishment of new units and expansion of manpower to prepare for future threats.Security · 20d ago · also in 4 newsroomsIsrael to Enhance Aircrew Screening After Hijacking AttemptIsrael is enhancing aircrew screening following an attempted hijacking of a flydubai flight to Tel Aviv by an Omani co-pilot. A Knesset hearing revealed over 1,200 aircrew from non-diplomatic countries entered Israel last year. New measures will require airlines to submit passenger and crew manifests 48 hours before flights from high-risk countries for security approval. Transportation Minister Miri Regev is pushing for immediate implementation of these enhanced security protocols.Security · 20d agoIsrael Faces Long-Term Psychological Scars Nearly Three Years After Oct. 7 AttackIsrael is facing a long-term psychological battle nearly three years after the October 7 Hamas attack, with a focus on societal coping mechanisms rather than just individual PTSD treatment. Studies show significant increases in PTSD, depression, and anxiety post-attack, with some distress persisting. The Israel Trauma Coalition (ITC) has rapidly expanded its support network, establishing resilience centers across the country. The organization emphasizes identifying individual strengths and preparing for future generations, while acknowledging the ongoing need for trauma care resources.Security · 20d agoIsraeli Security Agencies Boost Election Safeguards Amid October 7 FalloutIsrael's IDF, Shin Bet, and police are increasing security for upcoming elections due to threats around the third anniversary of the October 7 attacks. The October 7 events heavily influence voter decisions for most Israelis, while Prime Minister Netanyahu faces criticism over his responsibility for the initial failures. Polls indicate a close race with no clear majority, and smaller parties are struggling to cross the electoral threshold.Security · 21d ago · also in 6 newsroomsUS Reviews Aviation Security After Flydubai Co-Pilot AttackThe U.S. is reviewing aviation security following an attempted hijacking by a flydubai co-pilot, though no direct threat to the U.S. has been identified. President Trump believes Iran may be involved, while Vice President Vance urges caution as intelligence agencies investigate. The incident highlighted insider threat vulnerabilities, prompting a congressional resolution to honor the crew and passengers who intervened.Security · 21d ago · also in 22 newsroomsHaredi Mob Blocks IDF Arrest; Rabbi Denounces ZionismHundreds of Haredi men violently blocked the arrest of an IDF draft dodger in Modi'in on Monday, forcing military police to retreat. The incident followed resurfaced remarks by Rabbi Dov Lando, who criticized Zionism and suggested Arab rule was preferable. The events sparked widespread condemnation from opposition leaders, who criticized the government's handling of ultra-Orthodox conscription and the coalition's ties with Haredi parties.Security · 21d ago · also in 8 newsroomsGlobal Jewish Sites on High Alert for Oct. 7 Anniversary Amid Planned ProtestsIsraeli diplomatic missions and Jewish communities globally are on high alert for the third anniversary of the October 7 attacks, with 262 pro-Palestinian and anti-Israel events planned in 37 countries. Eighty-seven events are considered medium to high risk, with 45 near Israeli facilities. The United States, Spain, and Australia have the highest number of planned demonstrations, which are scheduled between October 1-14. Security experts are advising increased vigilance for Israeli travelers, especially in Spain.Security · 21d ago · also in 4 newsroomsTUS Airways Flight to Israel Delayed After Georgian Passengers Removed for Security ScreeningA TUS Airways flight from Bologna, Italy, to Israel was delayed for three hours on Monday after three Georgian passengers were removed for additional security screening at Israel's request. The removal followed reports that two passengers may have attempted to use forged Israeli passports. All passengers were deplaned for further screening before the flight resumed. The incident occurred amidst heightened global security concerns.Security · 21d ago · also in 4 newsroomsFreed Hostage Avinatan Or Details Daring Escape Attempt from GazaFormer Hamas hostage Avinatan Or described his two-year captivity in Gaza, detailing a months-long escape attempt using a stolen pickaxe and improvised tools. He was eventually recaptured after a brief escape and endured further torture and harsh conditions. Or, who was released on October 13, 2025, also engaged in philosophical discussions with his captors about coexistence. He expressed pride in his parents' principled stance, even though they were not active in hostage protests.Security · 21d ago · also in 6 newsroomsShin Bet Chief Urges Stronger Condemnation of Jewish Violence, Considers Harsh MeasuresShin Bet chief David Zini is demanding louder condemnation of Jewish violence against Palestinians and is considering reinstating administrative detentions for Jewish offenders. He clashed with Settlement Minister Orit Strock during a cabinet meeting over the issue, highlighting recent settler violence and its negative impact on security and the settlement movement.Security · 21d ago · also in 9 newsroomsIsraeli Intel Joins UAE Probe of Flydubai Hijacking AttemptIsraeli Shin Bet officers are investigating an Omani co-pilot who attempted to hijack a flydubai flight, motivated by a desire to avenge Palestinians in Gaza. The co-pilot, Hamam al-Hammami, intended to crash the plane into Ben Gurion Airport but was subdued by passengers. The incident has raised questions about vetting procedures for foreign pilots in Israel.Security · 21d ago · also in 1 newsroomSaudi Arabia Launches Counteroffensive Against Houthis After Strategic SetbacksSaudi Arabia and the Yemeni government have launched a counteroffensive against the Houthi rebels after the Houthis seized key Red Sea territory. The conflict has damaged Saudi Arabia's regional image and has implications for global energy security and the U.S.-Iran power balance.Security · 22d ago · also in 31 newsroomsBar-Ilan University Lecturer Charged With Plotting Mass Anti-Arab Terror AttackAn Israeli university lecturer has been indicted for planning a massive terror attack against Arab civilians with the goal of expelling them from Israel. The suspect allegedly organized kill squads and sought to recruit others, including a former Knesset member, before being reported to the police.Security · 22d agoNetanyahu Vows to Complete Mission at Oct. 7 Victims MemorialPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Isaac Herzog spoke at a memorial for victims of the October 7th Hamas attacks, vowing to "finish the mission" and eradicate Hamas. Both leaders praised Israeli heroism and resilience in the face of terror, with Herzog urging national unity ahead of elections.Security · 22d ago · also in 7 newsroomsHeightened Security Alert Issued for Israel and Jewish Communities Worldwide After Flydubai IncidentIsrael and Jewish communities worldwide are on heightened security alert after an alleged attempted hijacking of a flydubai flight by its co-pilot, who reportedly intended to crash it into Israel. The incident has caused travel chaos and prompted warnings from Israeli leadership about potential threats.Security · 22d agoAuthor Refutes Flydubai Attack Conspiracy Theories, Cites Divine InterventionJoel C. Rosenberg refuted conspiracy theories labeling the flydubai terror attack as an Israeli false flag, asserting it was the act of a lone radicalized Omani pilot. He highlighted the miraculous rescue of passengers and cited investigations by multiple countries confirming the terrorist nature of the incident.Security · 22d agoIDF Mixed-Gender Battalions Bolster Southern Border SecurityIDF mixed-gender battalions are enhancing security along Israel's southern borders, significantly reducing drone smuggling of drugs and weapons. These units are also on alert for terrorist threats and armed clashes, with female soldiers proving effective in combat roles.Security · 22d ago · also in 10 newsroomsOpposition Slams Netanyahu Government Over Flydubai Security FailuresIsrael's opposition leaders are criticizing the Netanyahu government over alleged security failures concerning a Flydubai flight, accusing the Transportation Ministry of inadequate background checks for flight crews. The controversy has intensified calls for accountability and resignation, with the Prime Minister ordering a review of aviation security.Security · 22d agoHamas Maintains Control in Gaza Despite Israeli Military PresenceHamas continues to control daily life and aid distribution in Gaza despite the Israeli military's control over 64% of the territory. The IDF conducts targeted strikes against Hamas, hindering its operational capabilities, while Hamas officials express skepticism about the group's willingness to disarm.Security · 22d ago · also in 9 newsroomsIDF Chief Honors Soldier Who Warned of Hamas Attack, Vows Lessons LearnedOn the third anniversary of the October 7th Hamas attack, IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir honored a soldier who warned of the invasion and vowed the military is implementing lessons learned. The IDF is focusing on strategic readiness, preemptive action, and expanding its forces, while also addressing past failures in intelligence dissemination and analysis.Security · 22d ago · also in 1 newsroomFormer Hostage Emily Damari Shares Harrowing Images of Gaza CaptivityFormer Israeli hostage Emily Damari released disturbing images of her captivity in Gaza, detailing severe injuries and medical neglect. She described her survival as miraculous and thanked the Israeli people for their support. The images were taken at Shifa Hospital during her 471-day ordeal.