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Security · 3h ago · also in 2 newsroomsYoung Man Dies After Car Collides With Pole in Northern IsraelA 21-year-old man was killed in Novohradok (Nof HaGalil) when his car collided with a pole late Saturday night. Emergency services pronounced him dead at the scene due to critical injuries. Police are investigating the incident, which brings the total road fatalities in Israel this year to 391, including 148 Arab citizens.Security · 5h agoIsrael Warned US of Iranian Plot to Assassinate OfficialsIsrael provided intelligence to the US about an Iranian plot to assassinate President Trump and senior officials, influencing Trump's stance on Iran talks. Mossad chief Yossi Cohen met with US intelligence chiefs amid these threats, which include drone attacks. Several US officials, including Secretaries Bessent and Rubio, have been moved to secure locations. President Trump has also increased his personal security, and has stated the US no longer needs a deal with Iran.Security · 7h agoGaza Civil Defense Center Out of Service Due to Lack of Spare PartsThe Civil Defense center in Nuseirat camp, Gaza, is out of service due to a lack of spare parts and maintenance supplies, rendering all its fire and rescue vehicles inoperable. Officials warn this endangers thousands in central Gaza, leaving them without emergency response capabilities. The center's director appealed for international aid, stating that requests for parts have gone unanswered for over two months. This situation violates aspects of the Gaza ceasefire agreement concerning the entry of necessary equipment.Security · 7h agoMan Revived After Shooting in TayibeA man was revived after a shooting incident in Tayibe on November 14, 2026. Emergency services provided resuscitation at the scene. The report touches on issues of violence, crime, and alleged police failures in the city.Security · 8h agoHamas Leader Calls for Urgent Action Amid Gaza Winter CrisisHe highlighted the impact of the blockade, starvation policies, and lack of basic services, exacerbated by recent floods affecting hundreds of thousands. Al-Hayya urged adherence to ceasefire agreements, full withdrawal, and international support for shelter, reconstruction, and aid, while the UN warns of escalating dangers for displaced populations.Security · 8h agoGaza Families Near 'Yellow Line' Live in Constant Fear of Israeli AttacksFamilies in Gaza's Zeitoun neighborhood, near the "Yellow Line," are living in constant fear of Israeli drone attacks and shelling that have destroyed homes and forced displacement. Residents like Abd al-Jawad Badwan, Mohammed Jamal Yassin, and Abdullah Kamel Madi describe terrifying incidents of drones dropping explosives and the lack of safe havens, leading to family separation. They are pleading for a ceasefire and a secure location, as the conflict has devastated their lives and the area.Security · 11h ago · also in 4 newsroomsSchool Principal Dies, Daughter Injured in Two-Vehicle Crash Near AcreA school principal from Jadeidi-Makr, Dalal Marai Melhem, died and her daughter was moderately injured in a car crash near Acre on Saturday evening. Paramedics attempted resuscitation on Melhem before she was pronounced dead at Nahariya hospital. Her daughter is in stable condition. Police are investigating the incident, which occurred amid a year that has seen 390 road fatalities in Israel.Security · 13h ago · also in 3 newsroomsEU Urges Israel to Allow Aid into Gaza Amid Devastating FloodsThe European Union called on Israel to immediately allow unimpeded entry of humanitarian aid into Gaza for flood victims and to reopen all border crossings. Devastating floods have submerged tents and killed five people, including three children. EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas stressed Israel's obligation to facilitate aid and adhere to international law, also noting concern over a recent strike on Nasser Hospital.Security · 14h agoSeven Injured in Separate Violence Incidents in Northern IsraelSeven people were injured in two separate violent incidents in northern Israel on Saturday. A grenade attack in Kafr Manda critically injured a woman and left three others wounded. In the Tayibe area, three people were stabbed, one seriously. The injured were transported to local hospitals for treatment.Security · 16h agoSettlers Attack Olive Harvesters Near Nablus, Steal EquipmentSettlers attacked olive harvesters in Beit Dajan, east of Nablus, on Saturday, stealing their equipment and forcing them off their land. These attacks are part of broader actions against Palestinian agriculture, including uprooting trees and damaging infrastructure. Since October 7, 2023, Israeli forces and settlers have conducted over 62,000 attacks in the West Bank.Security · 18h agoWest Bank Sees Week of Israeli Violations, Settler AttacksOver the week of November 7-13, 2026, the West Bank and East Jerusalem experienced numerous settler attacks and Israeli occupation measures. These included home demolitions, land seizures, assaults on farmers, and the theft of olive harvests. New settlement outposts were established, and roads were closed, impacting Palestinian communities across multiple governorates. The incidents highlight a significant increase in violations during the olive harvest season.Security · 19h agoIsraeli Forces Seal Village Entrances, Raid Nablus Refugee CampsIsraeli occupation forces closed the main entrances to Al-Mughayir village and raided refugee camps in Nablus on Saturday. The forces detained residents, including women, for field interrogation after searching homes in the Ein, Balata, and Askari camps. The actions in Al-Mughayir followed the arrest of four people, including a groom, at a wedding the previous day.Security · 21h agoThree Oil Tankers Explode in Strait of Hormuz After Hitting MinesIran's Revolutionary Guard and Navy reported that three oil tankers suffered explosions and fires in the Strait of Hormuz on Saturday after allegedly hitting naval mines. The incidents occurred after the vessels entered unauthorized zones and disabled their tracking systems. The incidents follow a Friday report by the Revolutionary Guard of a mine collision involving a natural gas tanker in the same area.Security · 22h ago · also in 1 newsroomIsrael Bars Palestinian Rights Advocate Sha'wan Jabarin From TravelIsraeli authorities prevented Sha'wan Jabarin, Director General of the Palestinian organization Al-Haq, from traveling to Jordan on Friday, citing security reasons. Al-Haq condemned the ban as an attempt to silence human rights work and target efforts to hold Israel accountable for violations at the ICC. The ban coincides with Jabarin's preparations for an ICC meeting and follows previous restrictions and threats against him. Human Rights Watch called the ban retaliatory and urged international support for Palestinian rights groups.Security · 22h ago · also in 6 newsroomsIsraeli Strike Kills Qassam Commander in Rafah Brigade in Khan YounisAn Israeli airstrike in Mawasi Khan Younis, southern Gaza, killed Samir Abu Younes, commander of the Qassam Brigades' Rafah Brigade. The Israeli military confirmed the strike, and Defense Minister Israel Katz vowed to continue targeting Hamas leaders. The incident occurred amid ongoing shelling in Gaza and stalled ceasefire implementation, with international efforts to revive the agreement continuing.Security · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsraeli Forces Injure Palestinian, Detain Groom During West Bank RaidsIsraeli forces shot and injured a Palestinian youth and detained four others, including a groom, during separate raids in the West Bank towns of Jaba and Al-Mughayyir on Friday. In Jaba, settlers also damaged property before Israeli forces fired live ammunition. In Al-Mughayyir, soldiers raided a wedding, detained guests, and released them hours later. These incidents are part of a broader escalation of Israeli and settler violence in the West Bank since October 2023.Security · 1d ago · also in 3 newsroomsMediators Meet in Cairo, Demand Immediate Halt to Israeli Violations in GazaIntelligence chiefs from Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey met in Cairo on Friday to demand an immediate end to Israeli violations in Gaza and full implementation of the first phase of a ceasefire agreement. The mediators stressed the need to halt Israeli targeting, increase humanitarian aid, and take concrete steps toward lasting peace. The fragile ceasefire, which began in October 2025, has faced significant obstacles, with Gaza officials reporting thousands of violations and insufficient aid delivery.Security · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomFour Injured in Violence Incidents Across Northern IsraelFour people were injured, one seriously, in separate violent incidents in Ein Mahil, Majd al-Krum, and Jadeidi-Makr on Friday evening. Two young men were wounded in Ein Mahil, a man was shot in the legs in Majd al-Krum, and another man was injured in Jadeidi-Makr. Police are investigating the incidents, which come amid rising crime in the Arab community, with over 180 deaths this year.Security · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomLebanese Army Seizes Weapons Cache in Hezbollah StrongholdThe Lebanese Army raided a weapons depot in Beirut's southern suburbs, a Hezbollah stronghold, seizing arms and arresting one person. This comes after previous arrests related to a large explosives shipment that Hezbollah claimed. The operation is significant as the army rarely conducts such raids in the area, which is a key Hezbollah base.Security · 1d ago · also in 15 newsroomsMossad Chief in Washington Amid Israeli Push for War on IranMossad Chief Roman Gofman arrived in Washington on Friday to discuss potential war with Iran with US officials, including CIA Director John Ratcliffe and US Envoy Steve Witkoff. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is pressuring President Donald Trump to resume hostilities, but Trump has so far resisted, favoring economic and naval pressure. Gofman's visit follows a security briefing where Gadi Eisenkot, tasked with forming a new government, reportedly saw no need for immediate military action against Iran. Opposition parties worry Netanyahu might provoke conflict to disrupt Eisenkot's efforts.Security · 1d agoGaza's Displaced Face Flood Risks as Winter ApproachesNearly 950,000 displaced people in Gaza are living in flood-prone areas, with 400,000 in highly dangerous locations, according to the WHO representative. Recent rains have already impacted tents and increased disease risks, with severe shortages of medical supplies and fuel exacerbating the situation. The approaching winter threatens to overwhelm Gaza's already strained healthcare system, with calls for urgent aid and equipment entry.Security · 1d ago · also in 2 newsroomsUN: Israeli Bombing Pushing Gaza's Health System to CollapseThe UN stated that years of Israeli bombing have pushed Gaza's health system to the brink of collapse. An Israeli airstrike on November 11th at Nasser Medical Complex killed six people and injured 30. The UN Office for Human Rights emphasized that direct attacks on hospitals are war crimes and that Israel has not provided sufficient evidence to justify its targeting of medical facilities. The bombing occurred amidst ongoing Israeli violations of the Gaza ceasefire.Security · 1d ago · also in 3 newsroomsIAEA Report Warns of Unknowns at Iran's Isfahan Facility and Enriched UraniumA confidential IAEA report reveals growing concern over an undeclared Iranian uranium enrichment facility in Isfahan, which Iran has denied inspectors access to since June 2025. The agency lacks information on the facility's location, status, and nuclear material content, raising serious proliferation concerns. The IAEA urged Iran to allow inspectors back into its nuclear sites to resume verification activities and build confidence, noting that military attacks have created an unprecedented situation.Security · 1d agoIsrael Shells Southern Lebanon Towns, Drones Fly Over BeirutThe Israeli military shelled five towns in southern Lebanon and flew drones over Beirut on Friday. Artillery targeted Maysafoun, Talousa, Bani Hayyan, Majdal Zoun, and Beit Al-Siyad, with machine-gun fire also reported. The drone activity occurred over the capital without any attacks. These actions follow a U.S.-brokered agreement for Israeli withdrawal and Lebanese army deployment.Security · 1d agoGaza Shelling Kills Five, Wounds Others in Multiple AreasFive people were killed and others injured in Gaza on Friday due to Israeli attacks across multiple areas, including Khan Younis and Gaza City. One fatality was a young man who died from wounds sustained in a Thursday strike on Nasser Hospital. The Gaza Ministry of Health stated that Israeli ceasefire violations have led to 1,622 deaths and 5,878 injuries since October 11, 2025.Security · 1d ago · also in 8 newsroomsIsraeli Police Charge Nazareth Man for Inciting Content Against IsraelIsraeli police indicted a man from Yafa an-Naseriyye on Friday for allegedly publishing posts inciting violence against Israel and praising Hamas leaders. The suspect was arrested on October 26, 2026, after his content, which included calls for continued fighting, was reported. The indictment was filed by the Northern District Public Prosecution.Security · 1d ago · also in 11 newsroomsIran's Revolutionary Guard Claims Destruction of US Radar in BahrainIran's Revolutionary Guard announced on Friday it destroyed a US early warning radar system in Bahrain, claiming it was retaliation for an attack on a telecommunications tower in Sirik, Iran. The IRGC warned the US against further provocations and oil smuggling. Neither Bahraini nor US authorities have confirmed the incident. The announcement occurs amid heightened military tensions between Iran, the US, and Israel, impacting Gulf nations.Security · 1d agoJerusalemite Woman Begins One-Year Prison Sentence After Two Years of House ArrestJerusalemite Raeda Saeed surrendered to Israeli authorities on Thursday to begin a one-year prison sentence after two years of house arrest. She was convicted of incitement charges by an Israeli court in late 2025. Her case highlights a rise in arrests and restrictions against Jerusalem residents, with hundreds documented in the third quarter of 2026.Security · 1d ago · also in 9 newsroomsYoung Man Dies in Motorcycle Crash on Route 471A man in his early thirties from Rahat died early Friday morning after losing control of his motorcycle on Route 471 near the Gath Rimmon junction. Emergency services attempted resuscitation but pronounced him dead at the scene due to severe injuries. Police have launched an investigation into the fatal accident.Security · 2d ago · also in 1 newsroomPeace Council Urges Trump Plan Implementation After Gaza Hospital StrikeThe "Peace Council" called for the immediate implementation of Donald Trump's peace plan after an Israeli airstrike on Nasser Hospital in Gaza killed six people. The council, while acknowledging Israel's strike, echoed Israeli claims of Hamas military use of the hospital, drawing condemnation from Hamas as biased. The Israeli military confirmed the strike, alleging it targeted Hamas operatives and military infrastructure within the facility. Trump's plan, endorsed by the UN, includes a ceasefire, prisoner exchange, and disarmament, but its implementation faces ongoing obstacles.Security · 2d ago · also in 10 newsroomsUS Central Command Warns Israeli Military of Potential Iran War ResumptionThe U.S. Central Command has alerted the Israeli military to prepare for a potential imminent resumption of war with Iran, according to Israeli media. This warning comes despite President Trump's recent statements that the U.S. does not need an agreement with Iran and controls its assets and the Strait of Hormuz. Israeli officials reportedly believe negotiations have not collapsed but see little chance of an agreement, while the U.S. continues to reinforce its military presence in the region.Security · 2d ago · also in 1 newsroomInfant Dies of Cold in Gaza Tent Amid Growing Winter ConcernsA nine-month-old infant, Kenan Ahmed Riq, died from hypothermia in a tent in Khan Younis, southern Gaza, amid growing concerns about winter conditions for displaced families. Heavy rains have also caused flooding and tent destruction, displacing thousands. International bodies and a US-established council have criticized Israel's preparedness efforts, while Prime Minister Netanyahu blamed Hamas for the suffering. This death follows similar incidents involving infants dying from cold in Gaza.Security · 2d agoIsraeli Election Chief: Secret Intel Lacks Evidentiary ValueIsraeli Central Elections Committee President Noam Sohlberg stated that secret intelligence from the Shin Bet regarding foreign interference in elections has not yet become concrete evidence. He noted a significant gap between media reports and the actual investigation, which is ongoing. Sohlberg confirmed cooperation among security and legal bodies and condemned recent leaks of sensitive information, emphasizing the need for the investigation to conclude.Security · 2d ago · also in 1 newsroomMK Demands Emergency Plan to Protect Arab Staff in Jewish SchoolsMember of Knesset Maha Karaqui Sabah called on the Ministry of Education to implement an emergency plan to protect Arab staff in Jewish schools after a racist attack on a teacher and assistant in Herzliya. She demanded stricter disciplinary actions against students, an emergency protocol for staff protection, and mandatory anti-racism programs. Sabah stressed the need for firm measures beyond condemnation to prevent further racist incidents against Arab educators.Security · 2d ago · also in 4 newsroomsTrump Declares No Need for Iran Deal, Claims Control Over Its Funds and StraitU.S. President Donald Trump announced the U.S. no longer needs a deal with Iran, claiming control over its funds and the Strait of Hormuz. He also tasked Vice President Vance with addressing alleged corruption in Democrat-led states. Vance is reportedly considering direct talks with Iran's Mohsen Rezaei to end the war, which began on February 28 and has resulted in 23 U.S. soldier deaths.Security · 2d agoShin Bet Delays Evidence in Election Interference Probe Amid DisagreementsIsrael's Shin Bet security agency has delayed submitting additional evidence to the police regarding alleged foreign interference in elections, despite promises. Shin Bet chief David Zini maintains the suspicions are serious enough to potentially invalidate votes, while police assessments question the viability of a criminal case. The Legal Advisor to the Government has not yet approved further interrogations requested by the Shin Bet. These events unfold amid scrutiny of election results in Arab communities.Security · 2d agoForeign Researchers Shun Israeli Universities Amidst Growing BoycottsThe number of foreign postdoctoral researchers in Israeli universities has dropped by over 20% in two years, signaling a decline in the international standing of Israeli academia. This trend, exacerbated by the Gaza war, includes increased academic boycotts, travel difficulties, and security concerns. While Israeli researchers are staying in the country, the ability of institutions like the Weizmann Institute to form new research teams is impacted. European research programs are also reviewing Israel's participation, potentially affecting future collaborations.Security · 2d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsrael's Cyber Unit Targets Arabic Content: 99% of Takedown Requests for Arabic PostsIsrael's Cyber Unit requested the removal of nearly 186,160 social media posts over two and a half years, with 99% of these requests targeting Arabic content. Platforms removed over 137,000 posts, primarily for alleged incitement to terrorism. Civil rights groups criticize this focus on Arabic content, suggesting it infringes on freedom of expression and that other forms of online incitement are ignored. The unit's actions are part of broader intensified measures since the start of the Gaza war.Security · 2d agoIsraeli Forces Demolish Home and Memorial in West Bank RaidsIsraeli occupation forces demolished a home in Silat al-Harithiya and a memorial for martyrs in Turmus Ayya on Thursday during intensified West Bank raids. Forces also besieged a house in Qaffin, detaining a family to pressure a son to surrender. These actions are part of ongoing demolition campaigns and security operations in the region.Security · 2d ago · also in 16 newsroomsNetanyahu Meets Eisenkot Amid Security Briefing and Iran TensionsBenjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot agreed to a security briefing in Jerusalem amid disagreements over the caretaker government's military decisions, particularly concerning Iran. The meeting follows Eisenkot's demand for transparency and warnings against unilateral actions. Meanwhile, the appointment of Avigdor Lieberman as head of the Knesset's Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee is delayed, impacting parliamentary oversight. These events occur as Israel reportedly increases military readiness for a potential conflict with Iran, despite internal disagreements.Security · 2d ago · also in 9 newsroomsIsraeli Police Solve Triple Murder of Three Young Men from JaljuliaIsraeli police announced Thursday they have solved the triple homicide of three young men from Jaljulia, who were killed in Jatt on September 13, 2026. The victims were brothers Zain and Qassem Odeh and their cousin Yahya Bassimi. One suspect has been arrested and faces charges, while three other suspects remain at large.Security · 2d agoGaza Health Ministry Reports 1,725 Health Workers Killed in Israeli AttacksThe government media office in Gaza reported that 1,725 health workers have been killed in 793 Israeli attacks on healthcare facilities. The office blamed Israel and the U.S. for targeting hospitals and medical staff, citing the recent bombing of Nasser Medical Complex. These attacks have severely impacted Gaza's health system and worsened patient suffering. The office called for international protection for hospitals and the release of detained medical personnel.Security · 2d ago · also in 1 newsroomIran Awaits US Response to Proposal Amid Hormuz TensionsIran is awaiting a formal U.S. response to its proposal for resuming negotiations, which hinges on seven demands including easing naval blockades. U.S. President Donald Trump's administration maintains a strong stance, emphasizing sanctions and control over the Strait of Hormuz, while Iran warns of severe retaliation for any attacks. Diplomatic efforts continue amidst ongoing tensions, with both sides holding firm to their positions. Regional discussions also took place between Iraqi Kurdistan's president and Iran's president.Security · 2d agoTrump Has Two Months to Decide on Iran War Before Democrats Take ControlU.S. President Donald Trump has a limited two-month window to potentially launch a military strike against Iran before Democrats gain more influence in Congress. The U.S. is reinforcing its military presence in the Middle East with an additional aircraft carrier. Dr. Thaer Abu Ras believes Trump's ability to initiate war will decrease over time, while Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's influence on U.S. decisions is waning. Despite losing political power, Trump retains constitutional authority as Commander-in-Chief.Security · 2d agoIsraeli Court Convicts Police Officer for Assault on Muhammad MajadleA Haifa Magistrate's Court convicted a police officer for assaulting Muhammad Abd al-Salam Majadle in 2022. The court ruled the officer used unjustified force, rejecting his self-defense claim. Majadle suffered injuries and psychological distress, later dying in a traffic accident, but his family pursued the case. The equality center supported the family and welcomed the conviction, emphasizing police accountability.Security · 2d agoSettler Attacks in West Bank Surge in October, Reaching 1369 IncidentsSettlers carried out 1369 attacks against Palestinians in the West Bank and East Jerusalem during October, a significant increase from the previous month. The violence, which included assaults, property destruction, and damage to agricultural land, coincided with the olive harvest season. The attacks targeted Palestinian communities, farmers, and their livelihoods, with a notable rise in incidents documented by the Wall and Settlements Resistance Commission.Security · 2d agoPalestinian Man Dies from Motorcycle Accident Injuries in Jerusalem SuburbAdam Daoud Odeh Salman, a young man from Beit Safafa, died on Thursday from severe injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident on November 2nd. He had been hospitalized in serious condition at Shaare Zedek Medical Center in Jerusalem after suffering head trauma. Funeral services were announced by his family, with mourning gatherings to be held in Beit Safafa.Security · 2d agoIsraeli Forces Conduct Widespread Raids and Arrests Across West BankIsraeli forces conducted widespread raids and arrests across the occupied West Bank on Thursday, detaining eight Palestinians, including five brothers from one family, and searching numerous homes. Operations occurred in multiple governorates, including Tubas, Bethlehem, Jenin, Nablus, Qalqilya, and Hebron. These raids are part of ongoing Israeli military actions in the region. October saw 804 arrests in the West Bank and Jerusalem, a 20% increase from September, with Hebron having the highest number.Security · 2d agoIsraeli Cabinet to Discuss Iran Amid Netanyahu's War Powers DisputeIsrael's Cabinet will meet Sunday to discuss Iran amid a dispute over Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's authority to launch military actions. Opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot has accused Netanyahu of seeking a unilateral strike without US backing and against security advice. Legal experts confirm interim governments can make war decisions, but debate exists over the necessity and timing of such actions. Eisenkot urged caution, stating the current government lacks Knesset confidence and should defer major military moves.Security · 2d ago · also in 6 newsroomsKhan Younis Hospital Hit Seven Times in Israeli Attacks Since War BeganThe Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis, Gaza, has been targeted seven times by Israeli forces since the war began, resulting in numerous casualties and significant damage. The latest strike on November 12, 2026, killed six Palestinians and injured over 20. Hamas condemned the attacks as war crimes and called for international intervention to stop Israeli actions and ensure a ceasefire.Security · 2d ago · also in 6 newsroomsIsraeli Strike on Nasser Medical Complex Kills Six, Wounds Over 20An Israeli strike on the Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis, Gaza, killed at least six Palestinians and injured over 20 others early Thursday. The bombing damaged surgical and intensive care units. This is the seventh attack on the complex, occurring amid ongoing ceasefire violations and worsening humanitarian conditions in Gaza.Security · 2d agoTwo Dead in Southern Israel Road Accidents, Child Dies in NorthTwo people, a young man and an elderly woman, died in separate road accidents in southern Israel on Wednesday, while a child also died from injuries sustained in a northern rollover. Police are investigating the southern incidents. The fatalities come amid a significant rise in road accident deaths within Israel's Arab community, with 147 recorded so far this year, a 10% increase from last year.Security · 3d ago · also in 3 newsroomsIsraeli Military Reviews War Management Amidst Potential EscalationIsraeli Army Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir has launched over ten internal investigations to review the military's war management over the past three years. The probes will assess combat operations, use of force, and troop conduct, aiming to improve readiness for potential future conflicts. These reviews are separate from investigations into the October 7 failures and come as Israel faces political and financial uncertainty regarding its defense budget and U.S. aid.Security · 3d ago · also in 1 newsroomArab Teacher Attacked in Herzliya School After Trying to Break Up FightArab teacher Abd al-Qadir Watad was racially assaulted at a Herzliya school after intervening in a student fight, when his ethnicity became known. He reported increased racism in Israel, fueled by politicians, and noted support from the school and municipality following the incident. Watad called for greater rights and protections for Arab teachers facing rising hostility.Security · 3d ago · also in 5 newsroomsIsraeli Army Chief Assesses Eastern Border SecurityIsraeli Army Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir visited the eastern border with Jordan on Wednesday, calling the area Israel's "eastern protective wall" and crucial for national security. He inspected ongoing border barrier construction and met with regional council leaders to discuss security and settlement. Zamir emphasized the need for readiness against threats and highlighted the importance of civilian settlement alongside military strength for regional security.Security · 3d ago · also in 3 newsroomsTwo Injured in Shooting Incident in TayibeTwo people were seriously and moderately injured in a shooting in Tayibe late Wednesday. Police are investigating the incident, which adds to the 181 homicide victims in the Arab community this year. Arab leaders blame Israeli authorities for failing to curb crime and violence.Security · 3d ago · also in 2 newsroomsShin Bet Chief Approves Special Tech Use in Foreign Election Influence ProbeShin Bet Director David Zini approved the use of special technology and an operational unit to investigate suspected foreign influence in elections. Law enforcement and police sources question the Shin Bet's evidence and believe the matter may only involve party financing violations. The Shin Bet's approach has caused internal dissent and external criticism, with some officials warning of a need for a fact-finding committee. The investigation is being managed by an appointee of Zini and his deputy, who previously worked with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.Security · 3d ago1,182 Arson Attacks by Israeli Military and Settlers in West Bank Over Three YearsOver 1,182 arson attacks by the Israeli military and settlers have targeted property and land in the West Bank and East Jerusalem since October 7, 2023. The Palestinian Wall and Settlement Resistance Commission reported that Ramallah and Nablus governorates accounted for over 60% of these incidents. A recent attack in Luban al-Sharqiya saw over 100 vehicles burned, with estimated losses exceeding one million shekels. The UN documented a record 457 settler attacks in October, amid a broader escalation of violence and settlement expansion.Security · 3d ago · also in 6 newsroomsToddler Dies After Dune Buggy Rollover Near NahariyaA four-year-old child died on Wednesday after a dune buggy overturned in a wooded area near Nahariya, northern Israel. The child sustained critical injuries in the accident, which involved a family vehicle. Police are investigating the circumstances of the rollover.Security · 3d ago · also in 1 newsroomRoad Fatalities Rise 10% Among Arab Israelis This YearRoad accident fatalities among Arab Israelis have risen 10% in 2026, reaching 145 deaths by November 10, according to the Or Yarok Association. Arab citizens, making up 20% of the population, represent 38% of all road deaths nationally. The association's director urged the next government to prioritize this issue and implement a national plan.Security · 3d agoForeign Activists Aid West Bank Palestinians Against Settler ViolenceAround 800 foreign activists participated in the Palestinian "Faz'a" campaign to support West Bank farmers against settler violence, with some activists being arrested and deported by Israeli authorities. The campaign, running from late September to the end of November, aims to assist targeted Palestinian communities and farmers. Coordinator Mohammed Matar reported significant achievements despite challenges, highlighting the role of foreign participants in documenting alleged Israeli aggressions and engaging in "popular diplomacy." Recent reports indicate a substantial rise in settler and Israeli military attacks against Palestinians in the West Bank during October.Security · 3d agoIsraeli Forces Bomb, Demolish Homes in Gaza Amid Ceasefire ViolationsThe Israeli military has violated the Gaza ceasefire for 398 days, conducting shelling, airstrikes, and demolishing homes, causing casualties among civilians. Attacks on Wednesday included intensive gunfire in Khan Younis and a house demolition near Maghazi camp. These ongoing violations occur amidst a severe humanitarian crisis in Gaza, raising fears of a fragile truce.Security · 3d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsrael's Hevrat Kadisha Restricts Palestinian Access to Homes in SilwanAn Israeli organization, Hevrat Kadisha, has blocked access for about 20 Palestinian families to their homes in Silwan, East Jerusalem, claiming the area is an ancient Jewish cemetery. Residents dispute the claim and say the barrier cuts off their only access route, hindering emergency services. A court agreement allows temporary access but prohibits parking, imposing fines on violators. Residents suspect the actions are part of settlement expansion efforts.Security · 3d ago · also in 1 newsroomThree Injured in Road Accident Near Qalansawe, One CriticallyThree people were injured in a two-vehicle crash on Route 57 near Qalansawe on Wednesday morning. A 41-year-old man is in serious condition with multiple injuries, while two others, aged 62 and 38, are in moderate condition. All three were transported to Laniado Hospital. Police are investigating the cause of the accident.Security · 3d agoSettler Attacks South of Nablus, 28 Families in East Jerusalem Area Face EvictionSettlers attacked villages south of Nablus on Wednesday, burning vehicles and machinery. Concurrently, Bedouin communities east of Jerusalem face displacement threats, with 28 families in the Tubna area particularly at risk due to settler violence and Israeli restrictions. These incidents are part of a broader escalation of settler attacks across the West Bank, raising concerns for Palestinian residents' safety and property.Security · 3d agoArab Towns Rocked by Shootings, Vehicle Explosion; Two InjuredTwo people were injured in separate shooting incidents in Umm al-Fahm and Manshiyat Zabda late Tuesday and early Wednesday, while a car exploded in Tayibe with no reported injuries. Police are investigating the incidents, suspecting criminal motives. These events contribute to a total of 181 homicide victims in the Arab community this year, drawing criticism towards Israeli authorities for failing to address rising crime.Security · 4d agoIsrael Links Gaza Reconstruction to Hamas DisarmamentIsrael's Prime Minister's Office has reiterated that Gaza's reconstruction is contingent upon Hamas disarming and the territory being demilitarized. This stance follows accusations from the "Peace Council" that Israel is worsening the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, particularly with winter approaching. Israel claims it is cooperating with the U.S. and the Peace Council on a 20-point plan, but Hamas has not met its disarmament obligations. Meanwhile, Israel has facilitated the entry of winter aid supplies into Gaza.Security · 4d ago · also in 3 newsroomsTrump, Netanyahu Clash Over Iran Military Action in Tense CallIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and US President Donald Trump engaged in a tense phone call regarding potential military action against Iran, with sources reporting a "screaming match" that Netanyahu's office denied. Netanyahu advocates for renewed strikes and regime change in Iran, while Trump prefers diplomatic negotiations. The US administration, including Secretary of State Marco Rubio, views Iranian demands as unrealistic, despite Trump's optimism about a potential settlement.Security · 4d agoIsraeli Police Doubt Foreign Interference in Elections, Focus Shifts to Party FundingIsraeli police have informed the government's legal advisor that evidence does not support claims of foreign interference in recent Knesset elections, suggesting the investigation may focus solely on party financing irregularities. Materials from the Shin Bet reportedly lack grounds for security violations or election result manipulation. The Legal Advisor previously stated she had seen no data impacting election outcomes, while outgoing Prime Minister Netanyahu continues to push for the investigation.Security · 4d agoNetanyahu and Army Chief Clash Over Military Action Against IranCaretaker Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Army Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir are reportedly clashing over military strategies against Iran. Zamir views Netanyahu's proposed actions as reckless and warns of potential escalation, especially with the U.S. hesitant to engage in new conflicts. The disagreements stem from the timing and potential consequences of proposed actions, not the fundamental need to address Iranian threats. Netanyahu's office has denied the reports.Security · 4d ago · also in 2 newsroomsSettler Attack on Palestinian Industrial Zone Causes Millions in DamagesAround 200 settlers attacked an industrial zone in Beta, West Bank, on Monday, burning equipment and vehicles and causing an estimated $3 million in damages. Business owners reported the attack was organized and targeted their livelihoods, with one owner vowing to stay despite the violence. The incident is part of a wider increase in settler and military attacks on Palestinians in the West Bank since October 2023.Security · 4d agoInternational Officials Highlight Gaza Crisis Amidst Ongoing Israeli AttacksTwo international officials, Lynn Hastings and Pierre Krahenbuhl, have highlighted the dire humanitarian situation in Gaza, reporting 1,700 Palestinian deaths since an October 2025 ceasefire. They noted a severe reduction in aid, with only 76 trucks entering daily compared to 400 previously. The officials also criticized restrictions on humanitarian workers and increasing disregard for international humanitarian law, with Krahenbuhl describing Gaza as "hell on earth."Security · 4d agoSettler Violence Escalates in West Bank, Targeting Olive Harvesters and VehiclesSettlers and Israeli forces carried out numerous attacks in the West Bank on Tuesday, targeting olive harvesters, vehicles, and agricultural land. Incidents included physical assaults, vandalism, and the use of tear gas by soldiers. A report documented 674 such attacks between October 1 and November 6, with Nablus and Ramallah governorates being the most affected. The violence aims to disrupt the olive harvest and hinder Palestinian access to their land.Security · 4d ago · also in 4 newsroomsThree Nazareth Youths Charged in Extortion and Shooting AttackProsecutors in Haifa indicted two men and a minor from Nazareth for extortion and a shooting attack on a home in Kafr Manda. The suspects allegedly demanded up to one million shekels, escalating to firing 48 bullets at the house while a family was inside. The defendants were arrested after a police chase, and prosecutors are seeking their detention pending trial.Security · 4d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsrael Strikes Southern Lebanon with Airstrikes and ArtilleryThe Israeli military launched airstrikes and artillery shelling on several towns in southern Lebanon on Tuesday, escalating ongoing attacks despite de-escalation efforts. Lebanese media reported multiple strikes targeting towns and their outskirts, including a drone strike. Lebanese President Joseph Aoun called for respecting international law and halting Israeli aggressions, while Prime Minister Nawaf Salam warned of renewed war. The situation remains tense due to border disputes and Hezbollah's disarmament demands.Security · 4d agoIsraeli Forces Conduct West Bank Raids, Detaining Palestinians and Causing InjuriesIsraeli forces conducted widespread raids across the occupied West Bank on Tuesday, leading to arrests, injuries, and tear gas inhalation. In Nablus, two released prisoners were detained, while in Ramallah, four Palestinians were arrested in al-Mughayyir. Further arrests were reported in Qalqilya and Hebron. In Bethlehem, a mosque was raided, and worshipers were detained. These actions are part of an ongoing escalation, with over 26,000 arrests reported in the West Bank since October 7.Security · 4d agoIsrael Approves Firing Ranges in 31 West Bank SettlementsIsraeli occupation authorities have approved a plan to establish shooting and weapons training ranges in 31 settlement locations across the West Bank and occupied Jerusalem. The initiative aims to expand infrastructure for arming and training settlers. The plan covers 29 settlements and two industrial zones in multiple governorates. The Wall and Settlement Resistance Commission warned this could escalate settler violence against Palestinians, calling for protection and accountability.Security · 4d ago · also in 1 newsroomArab Mayors in Negev Call for Three-Month Truce Amid Rising ViolenceThe Forum of Heads of Arab Local Authorities in the Negev has called for a three-month social truce and an end to all forms of shooting and escalating violence, particularly in Rahat. The appeal follows a meeting of community leaders who discussed the rising crime and its impact on residents and infrastructure. They urged police to act and warned that ongoing violence could disrupt essential services like electricity. The leaders also called for community reconciliation and the role of religious and educational institutions in combating violence.Security · 4d agoActivists Appeal Conviction Over Gaza War Protest SlogansActivists Mohammed Taher Jbaraeen and Ahmad Khalifa are appealing their conviction for slogans chanted at a Gaza war protest in Umm al-Fahm on October 19, 2023. Their defense argues the slogans were political speech, not incitement, and criticizes selective prosecution. The activists were convicted of indirect incitement and identification with a terrorist organization, receiving suspended sentences and fines. The appeal challenges the legal basis for the conviction and raises concerns about freedom of expression for Palestinians in Israel.Security · 4d agoTwo Children Die in Separate Negev Hit-and-Run Incidents Within 24 HoursTwo children, aged three and two-and-a-half, died from injuries sustained in separate hit-and-run incidents in unrecognized Bedouin villages in the Negev over a 24-hour period. A third child, around five years old, was moderately injured in a fall in Rahat. Police are investigating the fatal incidents, and the injured child was taken to Soroka Hospital.Security · 5d agoTrump Sees Positive Momentum Towards Iran Conflict Resolution, Reaffirms BlockadesU.S. President Donald Trump announced positive momentum towards resolving the conflict with Iran, following talks with Qatar's Prime Minister. He reaffirmed the U.S. commitment to naval and land blockades against Iran, while also stating readiness for military action if necessary. Trump indicated that regional powers, including Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE, support maintaining the current pressure. Meanwhile, Iran's Foreign Minister suggested that U.S. election results have temporarily halted mediation efforts. Regional mediation continues, aiming to end the war that began in late February.Security · 5d ago · also in 6 newsroomsIsraeli Forces Kill Palestinian Teen, Detain Body in West Bank VillageIsraeli forces killed a 14-year-old Palestinian boy, Moataz Iyad Daglas, in the West Bank village of Burqa on Monday evening, also detaining his body. Two other Palestinians were injured during the operation, and three paramedics were detained. The incident is part of ongoing Israeli actions in the West Bank. The circumstances of the shooting and the detention remain unclear.Security · 5d agoUS-Sanctioned Russian Military Plane Lands Secretly in IsraelA Russian Tu-154 military aircraft, under U.S. sanctions and previously operated by the Wagner Group, made a secret landing at Israel's Ben Gurion Airport on Monday. The plane, typically used for high-ranking officials, departed Tuesday for Abu Dhabi, with its passengers and mission undisclosed. The U.S. sanctioned the aircraft in May 2023. The visit coincides with increased Russian engagement in U.S.-Iran communications and follows a meeting between Vladimir Putin and Mohsen Rezaei.Security · 5d agoIsrael Accused of Forcing Palestinian Displacement in West Bank Through Water Cuts and Road ClosuresIsraeli military actions, including water cuts and road closures in the Jordan Valley and Masafer Yatta, are reportedly forcing Palestinian displacement. Over 200 residents in Ras al-Ahmar have lacked regular water since March, while over 2,000 in Masafer Yatta face severe shortages. Legal challenges have yielded limited results, with residents claiming court orders are not implemented and the military citing security and logistical issues. Meanwhile, Israeli settlers continue to access these areas, and new outposts are being established.Security · 5d agoMan Critically Injured in Shooting Near ShfaramA 36-year-old man was critically injured in a violent crime incident on Route 79 near Shfaram on Monday evening. Paramedics found him conscious with penetrating wounds and transported him to Rambam Hospital in Haifa. The motive and circumstances of the crime are currently unknown.Security · 5d agoTrump's Peace Council Warns of Gaza Humanitarian Crisis, Urges Israeli ActionThe Trump-affiliated "Peace Council" warned of a worsening humanitarian crisis in Gaza due to recent floods and inadequate Israeli response, calling for immediate entry of winter supplies. The council urged Hamas to disarm and relinquish control, while also pressing the Israeli government to fulfill its commitments under a comprehensive peace plan. The statement follows recent diplomatic efforts, including a call from former President Trump to Prime Minister Netanyahu, to advance a stalled Gaza plan.Security · 5d ago · also in 2 newsroomsSettlers Torch Equipment in Industrial Zone South of NablusDozens of Israeli settlers attacked an industrial zone in Beita, south of Nablus, on Monday evening, burning three excavators, vehicles, and industrial equipment. Israeli occupation forces entered the town concurrently with the attack. The incident is part of a surge in settler violence in the West Bank, with over 1,300 settler attacks recorded in October alone. These actions occur amidst ongoing Israeli military operations and settlement expansion in the region.Security · 5d agoIsraeli Forces Injure Shepherd, Target Media in Syria's QuneitraIsraeli forces injured a shepherd and fired on a media crew in Syria's Quneitra province near Bir Ajm. Farmers in Daraa and Quneitra report significant economic losses due to Israeli restrictions, including destroyed olive groves and denied access to farmland. One farmer lost his 11-dunam olive grove on October 18th, impacting his family's income. These actions follow intensified Israeli military operations in southern Syria since December 2024.Security · 5d agoRabbi's Account of Peace in Khan Younis During 1929 RiotsDuring the 1929 Arab-Jewish riots in Palestine, Rabbi Yosef Yair of Khan Younis reported receiving peaceful treatment and hospitality from the local Arab population. He sent a letter to the British High Commissioner praising the town's residents, contradicting claims of widespread savagery. Rabbi Yair, who had lived in Khan Younis for 15 years, later lost his extensive landholdings when kibbutz settlements were established there in 1948.Security · 5d agoMan Critically Injured in Violent Attack in RahatA man in his thirties was critically injured in a violent attack in Rahat on Monday afternoon. Paramedics treated him for penetrating wounds and impaired consciousness before transporting him to Soroka Hospital. The incident occurred in the Negev region, and the man remains in serious and unstable condition.Security · 5d agoLod Popular Committee Blames Police for Settler AttacksThe Popular Committee in Lod held an emergency meeting Monday to address escalating settler attacks, blaming Israeli police for protecting assailants and arresting Arab youths who defended themselves. The committee stated police aided attackers in evading justice while arresting defenders. It warned of future escalation and called for the arrest of rioters and legal support for detainees.Security · 5d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsrael Escalates Practices to Displace Palestinians From East Jerusalem, Report ClaimsAn Israeli human rights organization's report details a significant escalation in Israeli practices aimed at displacing Palestinians from East Jerusalem since 2023. Nineteen government entities across eight ministries are involved in seizing Palestinian homes and lands for settlement expansion. The report highlights increased demolitions, with 181 homes destroyed in 2024, and warns six neighborhoods face displacement risk. Israeli authorities are accused of systematically using administrative and legal means to uproot Palestinians and advance settlement goals.Security · 5d ago · also in 1 newsroomSecond Shooting Victim Dies in Baqa al-Gharbiyya; Death Toll Rises to TwoFursan Muhammad Jamil, who was critically wounded in a shooting in Baqa al-Gharbiyya last Thursday, died Monday afternoon, raising the death toll to two. The incident also injured four others. Police are investigating the shooting and searching for suspects, but no arrests have been made.Security · 5d ago · also in 1 newsroomSettler Incursions into Al-Aqsa Mosque Intensify Ahead of HanukkahDozens of settlers, protected by Israeli police, entered the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound on Monday, performing provocative tours and Talmudic rituals. These incursions are escalating ahead of the Hanukkah holiday, with extremist groups calling for increased entries. Sheikh Akram Sabri warned of unprecedented dangers to the mosque's identity due to these actions, which he described as a systematic aggression. Palestinian calls continue for increased presence at Al-Aqsa to resist changes to its Islamic character.Security · 5d ago · also in 2 newsroomsShin Bet Lacks Evidence for Foreign Influence Claims in ElectionsLaw enforcement officials confirmed the Shin Bet has found no evidence to support its head Dov Zini's claims of foreign influence on elections. Investigations into funds from the Palestinian Authority have yielded no proof of bribery or vote-buying. The Legal Advisor to the Government stated she has seen no data impacting election results. Police await evidence from the Shin Bet, while Prime Minister Netanyahu reportedly uses the claims in his political campaign.Security · 5d agoIran Warns US Against War, Cites IAEA Inspection at BushehrIran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Ismail Baghaei, warned the U.S. against military conflict, citing severe economic and security costs. He stated that IAEA inspectors recently visited the Bushehr nuclear facility. Baghaei reiterated Iran's two-day proposal for de-escalation and confirmed directives for rapid responses to any aggression.Security · 5d ago · also in 1 newsroomFive Displaced Gazans Killed in Mudslide Near Deir al-BalahFive displaced Gazans, including children, died and others were injured in a mudslide in Deir al-Balah, central Gaza, amid severe weather impacting displacement camps. The Israeli army reportedly violated a ceasefire for the 396th consecutive day, with alleged bombings and intensive firing in Gaza, injuring two more displaced individuals. The ongoing conflict and restrictions on aid worsen the humanitarian crisis.Security · 5d ago · also in 1 newsroomGaza Storm Causes Deadly Landslide, Officials Blame Israeli BlockadeA landslide in Deir al-Balah, Gaza, killed four displaced people and injured others during a severe storm, which officials blamed on Israel's "genocide" and "blockade." The incident, which also flooded hundreds of tents and damaged homes, occurred as a storm battered the Strip. The Gaza government media office held Israel, the US, and the international community responsible for the disaster, citing restrictions on aid and displacement areas. International organizations were called upon to intervene and ensure the entry of essential supplies.Security · 5d ago · also in 11 newsroomsIsraeli Police Arrest 50 Suspects in Contractor Extortion RingIsraeli police arrested 50 suspects in a nationwide operation targeting an extortion ring that targeted contractors by demanding protection money. The suspects allegedly provided fake security while threatening construction sites, leading to 13 separate extortion incidents. The operation, "Shadow Guardians," involved 500 officers and followed a 10-month investigation. Those arrested will appear in court today as the investigation continues.Security · 5d ago · also in 16 newsroomsFar-Right Groups Spark Tensions, Clashes in Lod; 11 ArrestedFar-right groups marched through Arab neighborhoods in Lod late at night, sparking tensions and clashes that resulted in injuries and the arrest of 11 people. Arab residents accused the groups of provocation and racist slurs, while police denied reports of a stabbing. The police intervened to restore order and arrested the suspects, urging against the spread of unverified information.