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Israelis Abroad Return to Vote Amidst National UncertaintyPolitics · 6h agoHigh Turnout in Rahat Amid Voting Delays; Sakhnin Focuses on CrimePolitics · 8h agoNetanyahu Stronghold Beit She'an Shows Signs of DissentPolitics · 11h agoBig stories Davar skipped
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Security · 10h ago · also in 15 newsroomsWoman Hospitalized After Using Hair Straightening Product; Health Ministry Warns of Public DangerA woman was hospitalized after using the hair straightening product Revival Miracle, which contains the prohibited ingredient glyoxylic acid. The Israeli Ministry of Health issued a warning, stating the product is marketed without a license and poses a public health risk. The ministry urges immediate cessation of its use and advises seeking medical help for any adverse symptoms.Security · 10h ago · also in 4 newsroomsSix Injured in Three-Vehicle Crash on Road 232 Near MefalsimSix individuals were injured in a three-vehicle accident on Road 232 near Mefalsim. Emergency services transported a 54-year-old woman in serious condition and a 69-year-old man in moderate condition to the hospital. Four other individuals suffered minor injuries in the crash.Security · 12h ago · also in 8 newsroomsMan Fatally Shot in Tayibe, Another Injured; No Election Link SuspectedA man was killed and another injured in a shooting in Tayibe on Tuesday. Police are investigating the incident and Commander Amir Cohen is heading to the scene. Authorities do not currently suspect a link between the shooting and the elections. This incident contributes to a broader trend, with 187 Arab citizens having died in crime-related violence since the start of 2026.Security · 13h ago · also in 9 newsroomsFlooding Closes All Roads Leading To and From EilatAll roads leading to and from Eilat are currently blocked due to severe flooding. Highways 90, 12, 40, and 13 have been closed, impacting access to the southern city. Departures are permitted only for travel to Ramon Airport. Drivers are advised to avoid closed roads and obey police directives.Security · 17h agoHighway 40 Closed Due to Flood Risk in Southern IsraelHighway 40 in southern Israel will be closed in both directions from 13:00 on Tuesday between Mitzpe Ramon and Tze'elim Junction. The closure is a precautionary measure due to expected flash floods in the area. Police are directing drivers to use alternate routes.Security · 18h ago · also in 2 newsroomsHealth Ministry Advises Against Travel to Congo, Neighboring Nations Due to Ebola OutbreakIsrael's Ministry of Health has advised against travel to the Democratic Republic of Congo and its neighboring countries due to an Ebola outbreak, which has caused over 9,800 cases and 4,750 deaths in the DRC. Travelers to Kenya and Nigeria are also urged to reconsider their trips. Individuals returning from affected areas with symptoms must self-isolate and contact health authorities. The ministry provided specific guidance on precautions and symptom management.Security · 21h ago · also in 15 newsroomsEgyptian National Arrested After Crossing Into Israel Near NitzanaAn Egyptian citizen crossed the border fence into Israel near Nitzana overnight and was arrested by IDF forces. Observation posts identified the crossing, leading to the apprehension and subsequent interrogation of the individual. The IDF is investigating the incident and emphasized its commitment to border security.Security · 1d ago · also in 4 newsroomsLocal Council Member and Brother Arrested in Negev Family Assault ProbePolice in the Negev arrested a local council member and his brother on suspicion of assaulting a female relative. The brother's detention was extended, and the council member will appear in court Tuesday for a remand extension hearing. The investigation is ongoing.Security · 1d agoIsrael's Road Safety Crisis Ignored Amidst Aviation ScareA near-fatal incident on a Flydubai flight has sparked public outcry, but an Israeli news analysis argues this attention distracts from the far deadlier, ongoing crisis on Israel's roads. Since the start of 2026, 363 people have died in traffic accidents, with numbers rising annually. Despite numerous warnings from authorities and budget cuts to road safety initiatives, the government has failed to implement effective policies, leading to a preventable epidemic of road deaths.Security · 1d agoForeign Actors Seek to Deepen Israeli Societal Divisions Ahead of ElectionsA new report by INSS and FakeReporter reveals that foreign actors, including Iran, are using social media to deepen societal divisions in Israel ahead of elections. While election systems are digitally protected, these groups aim to erode public trust by exploiting existing rifts. Key tactics include coordinated inauthentic behavior and the spread of disinformation, even using deepfakes of victims. Despite high-level protection of voting systems, concerns remain about social media platform preparedness and the potential for election day manipulation.Security · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomIDF Eliminates Two Hamas Military Commanders in GazaThe IDF and Shin Bet eliminated two Hamas military commanders in Gaza in recent strikes. Muhammad Halawa, a Hamas intelligence commander, was killed Saturday, and engineering commander Ahmed Zehir Fuad Abu-Odeh was killed last Thursday. The IDF stated they were involved in terror plots and rebuilding Hamas's capabilities, violating the ceasefire.Security · 1d ago · also in 4 newsroomsTwo Men Found Shot Dead in Tel Aviv StreetTwo men, approximately 60 years old, were found shot dead on Moshe Dayan Street in Tel Aviv on Tuesday. Police have opened an investigation into the incident. Paramedics confirmed the victims sustained severe gunshot wounds and pronounced them dead at the scene.Security · 1d ago · also in 5 newsroomsIDF Shoots Down Drone Attempting to Cross Into GazaIsraeli forces shot down a drone that attempted to cross from Israel into the Gaza Strip overnight Monday. The drone was intercepted within Israeli territory and its contents are being examined. The incident occurred as tensions remain high in the region.Security · 1d agoTwo Moderate Injuries in Separate Road Accidents in IsraelTwo individuals, a woman in her 40s and a 10-year-old boy, were moderately injured in separate road accidents in Israel. The woman was hurt in a collision between a truck and a car near Kishor Junction and taken to Galilee Medical Center. The boy was struck by a vehicle while cycling in Beit Shemesh and transported to Hadassah Hospital with a head injury.Security · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomMan Critically Injured in Violent Incident in TiberiasA man in his 30s was critically injured by a penetrating wound during a violent incident in Tiberias. MDA paramedics treated him at the scene and evacuated him to Poriya Medical Center, where he is in serious but stable condition. Senior paramedic Sami Alhasan and EMT Ural Biton described the victim's condition and the treatment provided.Security · 2d ago · also in 4 newsroomsGrenade Thrown at Restaurant in Rishon Lezion; Criminal Motive SuspectedA stun grenade was thrown at a restaurant in Rishon Lezion on Sunday evening. Police suspect a criminal motive for the attack. No injuries were reported, and an investigation is underway.Security · 2d ago · also in 12 newsroomsNetanyahu Accused of Planning Iran Action for Election GainOpposition leaders vehemently criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu following a report that he is considering an operation in Iran before the upcoming elections for political gain. The report also alleged a confrontation between Netanyahu and Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir over military concerns about escalation. Netanyahu denied the report, calling it fake news and an attempt to disrupt the elections. Opposition figures accused him of endangering national security and using the IDF for political purposes, while some security sources believe military action would not lead to regime change in Iran.Security · 2d ago · also in 4 newsroomsIDF Intercepts Suspected Aerial Target Over Southern LebanonThe IDF announced Sunday evening that it launched an interceptor missile at a suspected aerial target over southern Lebanon. No sirens were activated during the incident. The IDF did not elaborate on the target's nature or the interception's result.Security · 2d agoScooter Rider, 25, Killed in Bus Collision Near Or Akiva; Driver Lightly InjuredA 25-year-old scooter rider was killed Tuesday evening in a collision with a bus on Highway 4 near Or Akiva. The bus driver, approximately 50 years old, was lightly injured and taken to the hospital. Traffic accident investigators have opened an inquiry into the circumstances of the fatal crash.Security · 2d ago · also in 9 newsroomsDruze Protest Erupts at Interchange, Blocking Major HighwayDruze community members held a surprise protest on Sunday at the Eliakim Interchange, burning tires and blocking Highway 6. Police and firefighters responded to the scene to manage the situation and reopen the road. Authorities stated they would allow protests within legal limits but not those disrupting public order.Security · 2d agoIsrael's Passenger Security Database Fails to Track Dual-Nationality Flight CrewsIsrael's National Passenger Security Database (Mal'an) only records one passport per flight crew member, potentially allowing individuals with citizenship from hostile nations to enter the country. This system's limitations were highlighted after a Flydubai incident and a recent discovery of an Ethiopian Airlines pilot with an Indonesian passport, leading to the flight's diversion. The Ministry of Transport has criticized the database's functionality, while the Tax Authority maintains it adheres to international standards.Security · 2d agoGenetic Mismatch Found Between Father and Son After IVF TreatmentA genetic mismatch has been discovered between a father and his 13-year-old son, born after IVF treatment at Assuta Hospital in Rishon Lezion. The sperm samples involved had been handled by multiple hospitals in the US, Jerusalem, and Israel. Remaining samples are now undergoing external testing to determine where the potential error occurred. This case echoes previous suspected failures in Israeli IVF units, prompting new regulations from the Ministry of Health.Security · 2d ago · also in 4 newsroomsIsraeli Researchers Discover 99-Million-Year-Old Evidence of Lizard Tail SheddingAn Israeli-led study has found 99-million-year-old fossil evidence of a lizard shedding its tail, discovered in amber from Myanmar. Researchers from Tel Aviv University used micro-CT scans to identify a muscle structure indicating voluntary tail detachment, confirming the ancient origin of this survival mechanism. The finding provides the oldest direct fossil proof of tail autotomy in vertebrates, dating back to the age of dinosaurs.Security · 2d ago · also in 7 newsroomsMan, 25, Shot Dead in Yafia; Police Launch Criminal InvestigationA man in his mid-20s was shot and killed on Sunday in Yafia, near Nazareth. Paramedics pronounced him dead at the scene after finding him with penetrating wounds. Police have launched a criminal investigation into the shooting and are searching for suspects, noting the victim's identity is still unknown.Security · 2d agoUS Intelligence Warns Iran is Advancing Plots to Harm Americans AbroadU.S. intelligence warns Iran is advancing plans to attack American citizens and officials abroad, with lethal attack plots reaching advanced stages. The alert comes amid heightened regional tensions and follows U.S. orders for personnel to leave Saudi Arabia due to Houthi attacks. President Trump hinted at potential further U.S. military action against Iran, while Iranian officials threatened to target communication cables if attacked.Security · 2d ago · also in 5 newsroomsIDF Evicts Israelis from Closed Military Zone Near Jalud, Clashes EruptThe IDF evacuated Israeli civilians from a closed military zone near Jalud on Saturday, leading to riots in Judea and Samaria. The IDF stated the Israelis were present illegally, disrupting counter-terrorism efforts, and that a fire broke out in a Palestinian-owned structure during the evacuation. The incident is part of an ongoing conflict over Palestinian family homes in Jalud, following previous violent disturbances.Security · 2d ago · also in 8 newsroomsFour Arrested in Northern Israel for Alleged Tax Refund ScamPolice in northern Israel arrested four people, including a mother and daughter, for allegedly defrauding hundreds of clients in a tax refund scam worth hundreds of thousands of shekels. The suspects are accused of charging fees for fictitious accounts and illegally withdrawing funds from clients' pension plans, posing them as tax refunds. The operation, dubbed "Emptying the Till," targeted about 500 clients. The investigation is ongoing, and the suspects face a remand hearing.Security · 2d agoShin Bet to Secure Opposition Leaders Ahead of ElectionsThe Shin Bet security agency will provide security for opposition party leaders Yair Golan, Ofer Winter, and Gadi Eisenkot ahead of the upcoming Knesset elections. The decision for Golan came after his party petitioned the High Court of Justice due to threats. Winter's security will be managed by a Shin Bet-supervised company, and Eisenkot will be secured by a private firm directed by the Shin Bet's personal security unit. The Ministerial Committee for Shin Bet Affairs had previously authorized these measures.Security · 3d agoThree Killed in Separate Road Accidents in Central IsraelThree people were killed and five others injured in two separate car crashes in central Israel on Tuesday evening. A man died near Al-Bireh in a collision between a truck and a car, while a couple in their 30s perished in a two-car crash near Kibbutz Shdei Eliyahu. Police are investigating the causes of both accidents.Security · 3d ago · also in 11 newsroomsIDF Conducts Widespread Counter-Terror Operation Across West Bank, Arresting 40 SuspectsThe IDF, Border Police, and Shin Bet conducted a broad counter-terrorism operation across the West Bank over the weekend, arresting approximately 40 suspects. The operation focused on Hamas-affiliated targets and areas linked to recent attacks, particularly around Hebron and Halhul. Forces also destroyed terrorist monuments and seized weapons during the extensive raids.Security · 3d ago · also in 10 newsroomsYashar Party Chairman Gadi Eisenkot to Receive Private Security DetailYashar Party Chairman Gadi Eisenkot will receive private security starting Sunday, managed directly by the Shin Bet's Unit 730. This decision was announced by the party. The arrangement involves a private security firm operating under the direct guidance of the intelligence agency.Security · 3d ago · also in 4 newsroomsUS Updates Travel Advisory for Israel Amid Houthi ThreatsThe U.S. State Department updated its travel advisory for Americans in Israel, citing threats from escalating Houthi military actions. The advisory level for Israel remains Level 3, urging reconsideration of travel due to terrorism and unrest concerns. Similar updates were issued for several other Middle Eastern countries. Existing warnings against travel to northern Israel and near Gaza and the Egyptian border continue.Security · 3d agoOne Worker Dead, 18 Injured in Israeli Workplace Accidents Last WeekOne worker died and 18 were injured in Israeli workplace accidents last week, with two in serious condition. Since the start of the year, 59 workers have died in such incidents, primarily in construction and industry. The accidents involved falls, vehicle collisions, falling objects, and allergic reactions across various locations in Israel.Security · 3d ago · also in 4 newsroomsElderly Arab Israeli Man Murdered in Shooting; Family Members InjuredIbrahim Bushkar, 82, was shot and killed outside his home in Shfaram on Friday, with his wife and grandson also wounded. His family claims police had prior knowledge of threats against him. The incident is part of a surge in Arab Israeli violence, with 186 deaths recorded this year, including women and children.Security · 3d agoFrance Deploys 70,000 Police Amid Fears of Violent ProtestsFrance is deploying 70,000 police officers to prevent widespread riots during large student protests expected across the country. Businesses are boarding up stores amid fears of looting and vandalism, which caused hundreds of millions of euros in damages last week. Counter-protests are also anticipated, and authorities are preparing for a forceful response to maintain order. The Israeli Foreign Ministry has advised its citizens to avoid protest areas.Security · 3d ago · also in 1 newsroomHaifa Bay Refinery Repair Work Halted Again Due to Benzene PollutionRepair work at Haifa's Gadiv plant was halted for the second time in two weeks due to abnormal benzene pollution. The Ministry of Environmental Protection stopped the work on Friday after elevated levels were detected Thursday, with no timeline for resumption. This follows a similar incident on October 12 that caused school closures. The ministry is investigating both events, while local officials are calling for stricter measures and potential plant closure.Security · 4d ago · also in 3 newsroomsGrenade Attack on Gas Station in Kfar Mandah Injures Four MenFour men were injured Friday evening in Kfar Mandah when a grenade was thrown at a gas station. One man was moderately injured, and three others sustained light injuries. Paramedics treated and evacuated the wounded to Rambam Hospital in Haifa.Security · 4d ago · also in 3 newsroomsNetanyahu Explores Blockchain as Hedge Against Potential SanctionsPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is developing plans to use blockchain technology to bypass potential international banking sanctions against Israel. He also expressed concerns about future U.S. aid and stressed the need for Israel's armament independence. Netanyahu defended his free-market economic policies, attributing past successes to the Likud party and criticizing former officials.Security · 4d ago · also in 8 newsroomsWoman Critically Injured in Kiryat Haim; Partner ArrestedA woman, around 40, was critically injured in her Kiryat Haim apartment on Friday evening, suspected to have been stabbed by her partner. Police arrested the partner and are investigating the incident. Paramedics treated the unconscious victim at the scene.Security · 4d agoTeen Stabbed in Brawl Outside Tel Aviv Club, Three ArrestedAn 18-year-old was moderately injured after being stabbed in a fight outside a club in Jaffa, Tel Aviv. The incident began as an argument inside the club and escalated into a brawl in the parking lot. Police arrested three suspects aged 18-19 and recovered a suspected weapon. Authorities plan to seek an extension of the suspects' detention.Security · 4d agoIsrael Road Safety Authority Threatens Legal Action Against Delivery Firm WoltIsrael's National Road Safety Authority (NRS) has threatened legal action against the delivery company Wolt for refusing to appoint regional traffic safety officers for its couriers. The NRS argues Wolt qualifies as a vehicle operator under traffic regulations, requiring such appointments. Wolt's proposals for national officers were rejected, and the authority estimates many of its couriers use motorized vehicles. The NRS accuses Wolt of delaying tactics and demands immediate meetings, while Wolt asserts its commitment to safety and criticizes the authority's approach.Security · 4d ago · also in 9 newsroomsTwo IDF Soldiers Killed in West Bank Shooting Attack; Perpetrators EliminatedTwo IDF soldiers, Staff Sergeant Ron Jonathan Reitman and Sergeant Yuval Shai Suilam, were killed in a shooting attack at Yehuda Junction in the West Bank on Friday. Three others were injured. The two assailants, identified with Hamas, were eliminated by IDF forces after a prolonged exchange of fire. In response, Prime Minister Netanyahu ordered a lockdown on Hebron and a full closure of the West Bank, while the IDF increased security measures and searches in the area.Security · 5d agoFamilies of Three Israelis Detained in Egypt Await AnswersThree Israeli men have been detained in Egypt for seven months without clear information on their location or charges. Their families are distressed and feel abandoned by Israeli authorities, as they await any news. The men, Bilal Al-Walidi, Bilal Salem Abu Ayish, and Ahmed Al-Douri, were last heard from at the Taba border crossing. Despite appeals, families have received little information beyond confirmation that the men are alive.Security · 5d ago · also in 4 newsroomsIDF and Shin Bet Eliminate Gaza Terror Leader in Khan YunisThe IDF and Shin Bet eliminated Ramadan Muhammad Ashhada Diab, the head of the 'Popular Resistance Committees' in Khan Yunis, in an airstrike in southern Gaza. The organization is linked to Hamas and Hezbollah and participated in the October 7th massacre. Diab was reportedly promoting terror plots and working to rebuild Hamas's capabilities.Security · 5d ago · also in 1 newsroomHostage's Father Attacked During Protest Against NetanyahuMichel the kidnapped and murdered hostage, father of the kidnapped and murdered hostage who was murdered in Hamas captivity, was physically attacked at Tel Aviv's Hatikva Market while protesting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's visit. The kidnapped and murdered hostage, accompanied by other hostage families, was confronted by a man throwing an orange and then engaging in a physical altercation. He called for citizens to remember his son at the ballot box.Security · 5d ago · also in 11 newsroomsBoy, 8, Dies After Being Hit by Bus in Negev Hit-and-RunAn 8-year-old boy was killed in a suspected hit-and-run incident in the Negev after being struck by a bus on Highway 316. The child was transported to Soroka Hospital, where he was pronounced dead. The bus driver, a local resident in his 50s, was arrested on suspicion of involvement and fleeing the scene. Police are investigating the circumstances of the fatal accident.Security · 5d ago · also in 1 newsroomTrump Hints at Possible Iran Attack After Midterm ElectionsU.S. President Donald Trump hinted at a possible attack on Iran after the upcoming midterm elections, stating that "something will happen with that quite soon." The remarks followed a report that the U.S. and IDF have plans for strikes targeting Iranian infrastructure, nuclear facilities, and missile sites. Pakistan and Qatar are reportedly working to prevent renewed conflict, proposing measures like releasing frozen funds or transferring enriched uranium. The U.S. military has also quietly reduced troop presence in the region.Security · 5d ago · also in 4 newsroomsPsychiatrist Attacked in Beit She'an Clinic; Medical Association Threatens Health System StrikeA patient attacked and injured a psychiatrist at a mental health clinic in Beit She'an on Wednesday, prompting the Medical Association to threaten a strike. The psychiatrist activated a distress button and was taken to the hospital, while the attacker was arrested. The Medical Association chairman called for enhanced security in mental health facilities, and Clalit Health Services condemned the violence.Security · 5d ago · also in 10 newsroomsDefense Minister Blames Opposition for Potential AttacksDefense Minister Israel Katz declared that opposition leaders Yair Lapid, Naftali Bennett, and Yair Golan would be held responsible for any future attacks on Israel. Katz accused the opposition of undermining national security and deterrence with their criticism, especially concerning intelligence about potential enemy attacks aimed at influencing elections. He affirmed the government's commitment to protecting citizens and retaliating against adversaries.Security · 5d ago · also in 25 newsroomsUS Military and IDF Draft Plans for Renewed Strikes on IranThe U.S. military and the IDF have reportedly formulated plans for renewed strikes against Iran after the midterm elections, targeting infrastructure and nuclear sites. Iranian officials have warned of retaliation against data centers and undersea cables. The U.S. military is set to complete regional assessments in early November, with potential strikes also influenced by extended nighttime hours in Iran.Security · 5d ago · also in 9 newsroomsMinibus Overturns Near Beit Shemesh, Injuring NineNine people were injured, one seriously, when a minibus overturned on Highway 353 near Beit Shemesh. Emergency services treated and transported the injured to Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital. The incident involved a 30-year-old man in serious condition and an 18-year-old in moderate condition.Security · 6d ago · also in 19 newsroomsMan Arrested for Leaving Deceased Infant at Jerusalem Hospital EntrancePolice in Jerusalem arrested a man on Wednesday after he allegedly left a deceased infant at a hospital entrance. The suspect was taken in for questioning as authorities investigate the circumstances of the incident. The motive and details of the case remain under examination.Security · 6d ago · also in 2 newsroomsRadical Haredi Protest Blocks Major Highway Near Ra'ananaRadical Haredi protesters blocked Highway 4 in both directions at the Ra'anana junction on Wednesday afternoon. The demonstration began near the Kfar Saba police station before expanding to other roads. The highway closure caused significant traffic disruptions.Security · 6d agoMan Critically Wounded in Shooting at Shuafat Refugee CampA man in his 30s from East Jerusalem was critically injured by gunfire at the Shuafat refugee camp on Wednesday. He arrived at the Shuafat checkpoint and was taken to the hospital. Jerusalem police have opened an investigation into the shooting and are working to identify the perpetrators.Security · 6d ago · also in 13 newsroomsIDF and Shin Bet Eliminate Hamas Terrorist Involved in Deadly Tank Crew AttackThe IDF and Shin Bet announced the elimination of Hamas Nukhba terrorist Musa Abd Muhammad Hamouda in an airstrike near Gaza City. Hamouda was involved in planning a September 8, 2025, bomb attack that killed four IDF tank crew members. He had been active against Israeli forces and was recently working to advance attacks and rebuild Hamas's military capabilities. The strike aimed to remove the threat he posed.Security · 6d ago · also in 4 newsroomsDozens of Weapons Found Hidden in Cemetery in Northern IsraelPolice in northern Israel uncovered dozens of weapons and explosives hidden in a pit within a cemetery in Zarzir on Tuesday. The cache included military explosives, dozens of projectiles, and numerous loaded magazines. This discovery is part of a broader police crackdown on illegal weapons held by crime organizations in the region, following a similar seizure near Rama.Security · 6d ago · also in 23 newsroomsReport: Netanyahu Planned Major Iran Attack, Trump Blocked ItPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered the IDF to prepare for a major attack in Iran, which was planned for early October but blocked by US President Donald Trump. The operation would have targeted nuclear facilities, regime sites, and civilian infrastructure. Despite the cancellation, the possibility of future strikes remains, with one source suggesting it could happen in the coming weeks. The report comes ahead of Israeli elections amid ongoing US-Iran tensions.Security · 7d ago · also in 4 newsroomsMan Critically Injured in Jaffa Stabbing; Brother ArrestedPolice in Jaffa arrested a 30-year-old man on Tuesday for allegedly stabbing his brother, who was critically injured. The incident took place on Halmit Street. The suspect, who is the victim's brother, was detained for questioning. Authorities intend to seek an extension of his arrest in court.Security · 7d ago · also in 1 newsroomNetanyahu Calls for Regime Change in Iran, Cites Trump TalksPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared Israel's commitment to overthrowing the Iranian regime, stating he has discussed the matter with U.S. President Donald Trump. Netanyahu believes regime change in Iran would lead to Hezbollah's elimination and peace with Lebanon. He also highlighted improved security on Israel's northern border due to military operations and emphasized the importance of higher education and industry cooperation for the Galilee region.Security · 7d ago · also in 6 newsroomsIsrael Approves First Metro Station Construction WorkIsrael has granted the first authorization for metro station construction work at Ariel Sharon Park, part of the M3 line. The approval allows for excavation and infrastructure preparation, expected to take 25 months, though actual construction tenders are yet to be issued. The M3 line, connecting multiple cities and planned for operation in 2037, still faces delays in other segments. This marks a crucial step from planning to execution for the national metro project.Security · 7d agoSyria Alleges Israeli Support for Druze Militias in Al-SuwaydaSyrian officials allege that Druze militias in al-Suwayda province are preparing an offensive against government forces, with alleged backing from Israel. A senior Syrian official claimed Israel is encouraging the move, citing increased Israeli air activity and weapons deliveries. Foreign Minister Assad al-Shibani previously accused Israel of providing aid to armed groups. The alleged preparations follow a year of de facto autonomy in the province after heavy fighting in July 2025. Security talks between Israel and Syria remain stalled, with no resumption expected before Israeli elections.Security · 7d ago · also in 1 newsroomZIM Workers Protest Sale of Shipping Company Amid National Security ConcernsHundreds of ZIM employees protested in Tel Aviv against the sale of the shipping company to German Hapag-Lloyd and the FIMI Investment Fund, citing national security risks due to potential Qatari and Saudi involvement. Workers fear losing control over vital trade routes and potential job losses. The Israeli government's approval is pending, with FIMI reportedly preparing a revised deal to address security concerns.Security · 7d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsrael Approves First National Plan to Combat FloodingIsrael has approved its first national strategic plan to manage flood risks, aiming to reduce threats to life and property. Spearheaded by the Prime Minister's Office, the plan includes appointing a central runoff regulator and updating outdated drainage laws. It also mandates local authorities to create master drainage plans and empowers the Ministry of National Security to lead emergency response efforts. Implementation of some measures may depend on future budget approvals.Security · 7d ago · also in 1 newsroomJewish Rioters Suspected in Arson Attack in West Bank Village; Police InvestigateHomes and a monument in the Palestinian village of Burqa, near Ramallah, were set on fire early Tuesday, with reports blaming Jewish rioters. Israeli police have opened an investigation into the arson and a separate friction incident in the village of Ein Yabrud. No arrests have been made, and forensic teams are collecting evidence at the scene in Burqa.Security · 7d ago · also in 14 newsroomsDozens of Chabad Hasidim Declared Deserters Detained at Ben Gurion AirportDozens of Chabad Hasidim classified as deserters were detained at Ben Gurion Airport upon returning from the United States. They had been studying at Chabad institutions abroad and are considered deserters for not completing mandatory IDF service. The detentions follow potential violations of their military service deferment terms. The individuals will now face processing under military law.Security · 7d ago · also in 1 newsroomIDF and Shin Bet Destroy Hamas Weapons Caches in Gaza StrikesThe IDF and Shin Bet announced Tuesday the destruction of three Hamas weapons storage facilities in Gaza. The strikes, which occurred last Thursday, targeted caches containing dozens of weapons including RPGs and rockets. Prior warnings were issued to civilians, and precision munitions were used to limit collateral damage.Security · 7d agoIDF Military Exercise Underway in West Bank, Loud Noises ExpectedAn IDF military exercise commenced Tuesday afternoon in the West Bank and will conclude Wednesday afternoon. Residents will hear gunfire and explosions as security forces, aircraft, and vehicles are active in the area. The IDF stated there is no security concern, and the drill aims to improve operational readiness.Security · 7d ago · also in 28 newsroomsDozens Arrested in Alleged Multi-Million Shekel Fraud Scheme Linked to Gaza OperationsTwenty-one civilians and IDF soldiers were arrested Tuesday on suspicion of a multi-million shekel fraud scheme related to work in Gaza during the war. The joint investigation by economic crime units uncovered allegations of fraud, money laundering, and bribery. Suspects are being questioned and will face remand hearings in civilian and military courts.Security · 8d ago · also in 4 newsrooms10 Suspects Arrested in West Bank Violence Targeting Journalist and DiplomatsIsraeli police and the Shin Bet arrested ten suspects early Monday in the Benjamin region following weekend violence, including the assault of American photojournalist Heidi Levine and the suspected attack on foreign diplomats. Levine was injured while covering a Palestinian olive harvest, and diplomats were reportedly attacked the next day. The arrests were part of a joint operation that also seized vehicles and evidence. Police Commissioner Dany Levy stated that the law applies to everyone in the region.Security · 8d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsraeli Medical Aid Group Trains South Sudanese First Responders Without EquipmentMagen David Adom trained first aid instructors in South Sudan to provide care under difficult conditions with limited equipment. The initiative, a collaboration with the Israeli embassy and the Red Cross, focused on practical skills using local materials and developing relevant emergency scenarios. This effort aims to enhance local medical response capabilities in South Sudan, reinforcing bilateral ties between the nations.Security · 8d ago · also in 8 newsroomsSecurity Guards Attacked at Poriya Hospital; Four Suspects ArrestedFour suspects were arrested after allegedly assaulting security guards at Poriya Medical Center on Monday afternoon following a verbal dispute. The hospital and police condemned the violence, with both vowing zero tolerance for attacks on healthcare workers. Medical teams at Poriya continue to provide patient care.Security · 8d ago · also in 4 newsroomsIDF Arrests Two Terrorists in East Jerusalem Planning Immediate AttacksThe IDF announced Sunday that soldiers from the Duvdevan unit, guided by the Shin Bet, arrested two terrorists in East Jerusalem's Aqab village. The individuals were reportedly planning immediate terror attacks and establishing terror infrastructure. They have been handed over for further interrogation by security forces.Security · 8d agoFrench Jewish Leader Calls for Urgent Evacuation of French Jews Amidst RiotsThierry Tobiana, Vice President of the Jewish National Fund in France, reported extensive looting of Jewish businesses in Marseille during recent riots, with Muslim-owned stores spared. He warned of a potential "Judenrein" France and the end of French Jewry due to pervasive anti-Israel sentiment. President Macron condemned the violence, while Interior Minister Nuñez admitted the situation was out of control in some cities. The riots resulted in thousands of arrests and significant business damage, with Tobiana predicting up to half of French Jews may emigrate.Security · 8d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIDF to Impose Travel Ban on Troops Ahead of ElectionsThe IDF will implement a travel ban on its units starting Thursday to ensure secure elections, Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir announced Monday. The military is on high alert and increasing its presence across all sectors. The Central Command will receive additional forces, including from the Paratroopers Brigade, to bolster its operational readiness.Security · 8d ago · also in 15 newsroomsSuspected Hazardous Material Leak at Intel Plant in Kiryat Gat a Week After Fatal AccidentA suspected hazardous material leak was reported Monday at the Intel factory in Kiryat Gat, Israel. This incident follows a fatal accident at the same plant just one week prior. No further details on the circumstances of the suspected leak have been released by the company. The situation raises concerns about safety protocols at the facility.Security · 8d ago · also in 9 newsroomsIDF Strikes Gaza, Eliminates Hamas OperativesThe IDF carried out strikes in northern Gaza over the weekend, eliminating three Hamas operatives. Among those killed were Abdallah Mohammed Khamis Jabber, involved in weapons production, and Magad Ahmed Mustafa Sabbagh, a squad commander. The operations also resulted in the death of Amer Bashir Mohammed Hourani, a member of Hamas's engineering battalion.Security · 8d ago · also in 5 newsroomsMan Found Dead Near Jerusalem After Being ShotJawad Skafi, 60, was found shot dead near Ma'ale Adumim on Monday evening, prompting a police investigation. Separately, a 55-year-old man was seriously wounded by penetrating injuries in Beersheba overnight and taken to Soroka Hospital. Both victims required emergency medical treatment for their wounds.Security · 9d ago · also in 5 newsroomsIsraelis Vandalize, Set Fire to Container Near HebronSeveral Israelis entered the village of Wadi al-Rahim near Hebron on Sunday, spraying graffiti and setting fire to a storage container, according to the IDF. Security forces, including police and the IDF, searched for the suspects and launched an investigation. The incident occurred near an unauthorized outpost, which was also evacuated by security forces during the day.Security · 9d ago · also in 12 newsroomsFive-Year-Old Boy Killed in Bus Accident in Modi'in IllitA five-year-old boy was killed Tuesday after being hit by a bus in Modi'in Illit. Emergency responders found the child unconscious and without vital signs. Despite resuscitation efforts, paramedics declared the boy dead at the scene due to critical injuries sustained in the accident.Security · 9d ago · also in 20 newsroomsKaplan Hospital Reports Suspected Blood Draws Without Consent to PoliceKaplan Medical Center in Rehovot has filed a police complaint over suspicions that blood samples were taken from patients without their informed consent during a research study. The hospital stated that the cardiology department's operations continue normally and has set up a patient hotline. Police are investigating the alleged misconduct.Security · 9d ago · also in 1 newsroomZIM Workers to Protest Sale, Citing National Security ConcernsHundreds of ZIM shipping company workers will protest on Tuesday in Tel Aviv against the proposed sale of the company to Hapag-Lloyd and FIMI Fund. The workers and their union, the Histadrut, are concerned about job security and national security implications, particularly regarding foreign ownership. The deal, which would sell 90% of the company, has faced significant opposition from various bodies, including the Shipping Authority. Despite the state previously blocking the sale, FIMI Fund is attempting to revive the deal, prompting the planned demonstration.Security · 9d agoIsraeli Lawmaker to Be Questioned by Police Over Assault AllegationsMember of Knesset Yitzhak Kroizer is set to be questioned by the Lahav 433 unit on suspicion of assaulting police officers during a confrontation in Ma'ale Adumim. Three officers were injured in the incident, and a police vehicle was damaged. Kroizer denies the allegations, claiming he was attacked by officers and that the investigation is politically motivated, especially given its timing shortly before elections. Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara approved the investigation.Security · 9d ago · also in 26 newsroomsJerusalem Faction Protesters Block Highway 4 Over Draft Evasion ArrestsProtesters from the Jerusalem Faction blocked Highway 4 in both directions on Sunday to protest the arrest of Haredi draft evaders. Clashes occurred between protesters and drivers, and police advised motorists to avoid the area. The demonstration caused significant traffic disruptions.Security · 9d ago · also in 7 newsroomsTeenager Fatally Stabbed in Ashkelon; Police Arrest Two, Detain EightPolice arrested two suspects and detained eight people for questioning on Sunday after a 17-year-old was fatally stabbed in Ashkelon overnight. The victim was taken to Barzilai Medical Center, where he died, and another teen was lightly injured. Investigators believe the stabbing resulted from a criminal dispute involving underworld figures. The investigation is ongoing.Security · 9d agoFour Arrested in Major Soccer Club Financial Crime ProbeFour people were arrested on Sunday on suspicion of financial crimes totaling tens of millions of shekels within an Israeli Premier League soccer club. The arrests follow a covert investigation into systematic offenses over four seasons, including fraud and money laundering. Dozens of players are expected to be questioned as the investigation moves into its public phase, with assets seized.Security · 9d ago · also in 12 newsroomsUS Secretary of State Expresses Concern Over West Bank ViolenceU.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio expressed significant concern over violence in the West Bank, particularly an attack on American photojournalist Heidi Levine. Rubio stated that the U.S. is urging Israel to take strong action against such incidents. The administration aims to prevent any escalation or crisis in the West Bank.Security · 10d ago · also in 14 newsroomsJewish Rioters Attack Foreign Diplomats Near RamallahJewish rioters attacked European diplomats visiting the olive harvest in the Palestinian village of Taybeh near Ramallah on Saturday. The masked assailants smashed a consulate vehicle and pushed diplomats, with Israeli police later opening an investigation. The incident occurred amidst other reported violence, including an injured Israeli near Beit Lid and Jewish rioters damaging Palestinian villages and stealing sheep in the southern Hebron Hills. Separately, a Washington Post photographer injured by Jewish rioters on Friday underwent surgery.Security · 10d agoHouthis Show Growing Military Strength With Attacks on Saudi ArabiaHouthi rebels in Yemen have demonstrated growing military capabilities by launching repeated attacks on Saudi Arabia's main international airport and oil facilities, hundreds of kilometers from their border. Despite advanced weaponry and past interventions by international powers, Saudi Arabia is struggling to counter the assaults. A senior Saudi diplomat accused Iran of encouraging the escalation, which has resulted in at least 19 deaths and significant disruptions. The Houthis' arsenal includes missiles and drones capable of reaching Israel, and their numbers have surged to an estimated 350,000 fighters.Security · 11d agoIDF Fires Interceptors at Suspected Targets in Southern LebanonThe Israeli military launched two interceptor missiles Friday evening toward suspected aerial targets in southern Lebanon. No civilian alerts were activated during the incident. The IDF later confirmed the targets were false alarms. The incident occurred in an area where IDF forces were operating.Security · 11d agoIsrael's Road Safety Authority Threatens Legal Action Against Delivery Firm WoltIsrael's National Road Safety Authority (NRSA) has threatened legal action against the delivery company Wolt for failing to adequately address road safety concerns among its couriers. The NRSA claims Wolt has systematically avoided cooperation and provided insufficient solutions regarding issues like couriers riding without license plates and a lack of safety officers. The authority is demanding immediate action, including data submission and the appointment of safety personnel, or faces legal consequences within a week. This dispute highlights broader concerns about the rising number of accidents involving "micro-mobility" devices like e-scooters and e-bikes.Security · 11d ago · also in 19 newsroomsUS Photojournalist Attacked by Jewish Rioters During Harvest Near RamallahAmerican photojournalist Heidi Levine was injured during a harvest near Ramallah on Friday when attacked by approximately 50 masked individuals. She reported being beaten and kicked repeatedly. Prime Minister Netanyahu's office stated the facts are unclear and under investigation, condemning all violence. The Washington Post and the Foreign Press Association called for a thorough investigation and accountability for the attackers.Security · 11d agoNew Construction Safety Regulations Take Effect in Israel, Enforcement on Foreign Workers DelayedNew construction safety regulations in Israel became effective Friday, requiring developers to implement comprehensive safety plans and contractors to appoint site managers. A grace period of three months has been granted for the enforcement of mandatory safety training for foreign workers due to insufficient training facilities. Mazi Golan, head of the construction workers' union, praised the new safety rules and the delay for foreign worker training, urging employers to prepare for compliance.Security · 11d agoThree Workers Killed, 14 Injured in Israeli Workplace Accidents Last WeekThree workers were killed and 14 injured in Israeli workplace accidents over the past week, with one fatality occurring at an Intel factory in Kiryat Gat due to a suspected gas explosion. Since the start of the year, 58 workers have died in workplace incidents, primarily in construction and industry. The accidents included falls from heights, machinery incidents, and a factory fire, with injured individuals treated across multiple hospitals.Security · 11d ago · also in 4 newsroomsJaffa School Security Guard Arrested for Alleged Sexual Harassment and Unlawful Confinement of StudentA school security guard in Jaffa, aged in his 50s, was arrested on Friday on suspicion of sexually harassing and unlawfully confining a student. The student reported the incident, which allegedly occurred on school grounds, to the police on Thursday. Following an investigation, the guard was detained and police plan to seek an extension of his arrest.Security · 11d ago · also in 13 newsroomsThree Arrested in Connection with Murder of Palestinian Man Near Golani InterchangeThree residents of Tur'an, two men and a woman, were arrested on suspicion of murdering Rabea Obeidat, 38, whose body was found in the Lavi Forest near the Golani Interchange. Police suspect a financial dispute over unpaid compensation led to the fatal encounter. Obeidat, from the Jenin area, had worked for a construction company linked to the suspects. The investigation is ongoing, and no indictments have been filed.Security · 12d ago · also in 12 newsroomsIsraeli Youth Injured in Vehicle Incident in Benjamin Region, IDF Rules it an AccidentAn Israeli youth was lightly to moderately injured after being struck by a vehicle in the Ataret area of the Benjamin region on Thursday evening. The IDF initially treated the incident as a potential attack but later confirmed it was an accident. Reports suggest the youth was hit by a Palestinian vehicle while attempting to flee after he and other youths allegedly set up roadblocks for Palestinians. IDF and police forces responded to the scene, and an investigation is underway.Security · 12d ago · also in 1 newsroomEast Jerusalem Violence Erupts Amid Family Dispute, Suspected ArsonViolent riots erupted Thursday in East Jerusalem's Abu Tor neighborhood due to a family dispute and a suspected murder incident. A home and a vehicle were allegedly set ablaze during the unrest, with no reported injuries. Police and firefighters responded to the scene to restore order and investigate. Authorities are working to prevent further escalation and arrest those involved.Security · 12d agoExperts Discuss Identifying Online Radicalization Before Terror AttacksProfessor Simon Perry discussed how to identify online radicalization, citing the case of an Omani co-pilot who attempted an attack on a Flydubai flight. Perry explained that digital echo chambers facilitate radicalization and that his research has found behavioral differences between extremists who commit attacks and those who do not. He noted that while warning signs exist, they are not always acted upon, and that technological tools to identify potential threats are available but were not used in this instance, calling it a major security failure.Security · 12d agoNetanyahu Claims Syria Intervention Stopped Druze MassacrePrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu revealed he called Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to stop a massacre of Druze. Netanyahu described the conversation as "very sharp" and stated the massacre ceased afterward. He vowed to protect the Druze community and help them return to their homes.Security · 12d ago · also in 28 newsroomsTwo Workers Killed in Intel Factory Explosion in Kiryat GatTwo workers were killed and three injured in an explosion and fire at an Intel factory in Kiryat Gat on Wednesday, suspected to be caused by a gas cylinder. Ilya Chechulin, 49, from Be'er Sheva, was one of the deceased. A second worker, also 49, died Thursday morning. A third employee remains in serious condition.