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International news channel based in Jaffa, broadcasting in several languages. It publishes in English: we summarize its reports, link to the originals and compare them with 43 other newsrooms.
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Security · 6h ago · also in 1 newsroomHouthis Leverage Epstein Scandal to Target Saudi LeadershipYemen's Houthi movement is using allegations connected to Jeffrey Epstein to discredit Saudi leaders, according to The New York Times. The campaign claims cloth from the Kaaba was given to Epstein, though the report does not verify the incident or Saudi involvement. The Houthis' leader repeated the accusation, which was amplified on social media. Analysts note the Houthis use Epstein to symbolize corruption linked to the US and Israel, now extending this to Saudi Arabia.Security · 11h ago · also in 9 newsroomsIsrael to Supply Cyprus with New Patrol Vessel and Upgrade Existing FleetIsrael and Cyprus signed a defense agreement on Monday, with Israel set to supply a new offshore patrol vessel and upgrade Cyprus's existing one. The deal, signed in Cyprus, aims to enhance the Cypriot Naval Command's maritime security capabilities. The new vessel will be built by Israel Shipyards and equipped with Rafael systems, while the existing ship will also receive system upgrades. Both nations stated the agreement reinforces their commitment to regional stability.Security · 14h ago · also in 4 newsroomsNew Settlements Established in Hebron Hills After Deadly Terror AttackEight new outposts are being established in the South Hebron Hills following a deadly terror attack that killed two IDF soldiers. The initiative, approved by the IDF and led by Minister Bezalel Smotrich, includes the creation of six farms and two more settlements. The attack, which also wounded three soldiers, was carried out by two Hamas-affiliated relatives from Hebron who were killed by IDF forces. The IDF is investigating potential external direction for the attack.Security · 16h ago · also in 2 newsroomsCyberattacks Surge Against Israeli Organizations Ahead of ElectionsCyberattacks against Israeli organizations have surged by 55% in early October compared to 2025, with government institutions seeing an 82% increase, according to Check Point. Hacker groups are reportedly planning disruptions on election day, targeting major government websites. Voters are also targeted by phishing campaigns and a database of 6.5 million voters is allegedly for sale on the dark web. Check Point warns of increased exploitation of public attention during the election period.Security · 1d ago · also in 4 newsroomsIDF Chief and Netanyahu Clash Over Iran Strategy Ahead of ElectionsPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir have reportedly clashed over Iran strategy, with the IDF fearing political exploitation of the issue before elections. Zamir reportedly sought legal guarantees for instructions that could lead to a confrontation. Netanyahu denied the clash, accusing others of obscuring Iran's alleged attempts to interfere in elections.Security · 1d agoDruze Stabbing Spurs Highway 6 Protest, Political CondemnationDruze protesters blocked Highway 6 on Sunday after three young Druze men were assaulted and one was stabbed outside a Tel Aviv club on Saturday. Police dispersed the protest and reopened the road. Three suspects were arrested, and two were remanded in custody. Democrats party leader Yair Golan condemned the attack, linking the rise in racism to specific ministers.Security · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomHebron Under Siege: Hundreds Evacuated Amid Fears of Gaza-like ScenarioThe Israeli military has imposed a siege on Hebron, forcing hundreds of families to evacuate their homes following a deadly shooting incident. Approximately 1,500 Palestinians have been displaced, with fears of prolonged absence and potential demographic changes. The operation, described by local officials as collective punishment, is expected to last several days, but residents worry about the possibility of extended displacement and building demolitions. Concerns are rising that these actions could signal a broader Israeli policy shift in the West Bank.Security · 1d agoIDF Strikes Kill Two Terrorists Linked to Hamas Funding NetworkThe IDF reported killing two terrorists in Gaza last week who were involved in transferring millions of shekels to Hamas's military wing from Iran and Turkey. The funds were allegedly used to rebuild Hamas's capabilities and prepare attacks. Separately, an Israeli airstrike destroyed a Hamas weapons depot in central Gaza. Israeli forces remain deployed in Gaza and will continue operations against threats.Security · 2d ago · also in 19 newsroomsIsrael Denies Report of Falklands Policy Shift Amid UK Sanctions DisputeIsrael has denied a report that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered diplomats to support Argentina's claim to the Falkland Islands in response to British sanctions on West Bank settlements. The Israeli Embassy in Britain called the report a "categorical" denial, stating no such directive exists. The alleged move was reportedly linked to Israel's relationship with Argentine President Javier Milei and deteriorating ties with London. Britain maintains sovereignty over the islands cannot be discussed without the consent of the islanders.Security · 3d ago · also in 6 newsroomsIran Reportedly Has Detailed Plans to Target Gulf Undersea CablesIran has reportedly devised detailed plans to attack undersea communication cables in the Persian Gulf if subjected to strikes by the US and Israel. Senior Iranian security officials stated that Iran would also impede repairs to prolong disruptions. The deputy head of political affairs for Iran's Revolutionary Guards mentioned targeting seven major internet cables under the Strait of Hormuz if Iranian infrastructure is attacked.Security · 3d ago · also in 4 newsroomsNetanyahu Seeks Blockchain Plan Amid Sanctions Fears, Predicts End to US AidPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is seeking a plan to use blockchain technology to counter potential financial sanctions against Israel. He expressed concern about banking restrictions and the need for alternative financial arrangements. Netanyahu also warned that the significant US military aid Israel has received will eventually end due to changes in America, calling it "only a matter of time."Security · 3d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsrael Warns Citizens of Renewed Unrest in FranceIsrael's Foreign Ministry has warned its citizens in France and prospective visitors to be highly cautious due to fears of renewed riots and violent confrontations. The advisory follows unrest on October 17 and highlights potential for further disturbances around October 24 and November 5. Israelis are urged to avoid protests, anticipate travel disruptions, and monitor local authorities. The ministry cited violence on October 17 involving looting and property damage, with officials blaming extremists and criminals.Security · 3d ago · also in 9 newsroomsDeadly West Bank Attack Prompts Israeli Closures Days Before ElectionIsrael has closed Hebron and Halhul and is preparing a wider West Bank closure after a shooting attack killed two soldiers days before the general election. Prime Minister Netanyahu ordered searches and weapon confiscations in Hebron, citing a model used in refugee camps. The IDF launched a counterterrorism operation, identifying the slain soldiers and noting the gunmen likely intended a larger attack.Security · 3d agoNetanyahu Accused of Aiding Kushner in Secret UAE Financial DealAn investigation by journalist Matthew Cole alleges that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu helped Jared Kushner conceal nearly $2 billion from Gulf countries through a network of bank accounts. The report claims Netanyahu encouraged Kushner to deposit $1 billion from the UAE via Azerbaijan into an Israeli bank account as government assets in 2018. Kushner's representatives have vehemently denied the accusations, stating the accounts never existed and his actions were authorized by President Donald Trump.Security · 4d ago · also in 6 newsroomsRussia Rejects Netanyahu's Claims of Antisemitic Online CampaignRussia's Foreign Ministry rejected Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's accusations of an antisemitic online campaign, calling them unsubstantiated and "absurd." The ministry expressed bewilderment at the claims, made on the anniversary of restored diplomatic ties, and suggested Netanyahu was engaging in election-related provocations. Netanyahu had accused Russia of using AI-powered bot networks against Israel and Jews worldwide, marking a shift in his public stance on relations with Moscow.Security · 4d agoElon Musk Praises Israel's Border Security Amid European ProtestsSpaceX founder Elon Musk praised Israel's border security policies during a podcast interview on Thursday, citing the country's experience with conflict. Musk stated that Israel understands the danger of admitting individuals intending to attack. His comments followed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's criticism of France's handling of radical Islam, which French President Emmanuel Macron rejected.Security · 4d ago · also in 8 newsroomsHamas Warns of Another October 7-Style Attack, Report SaysHamas has reportedly warned Israel of its intent to carry out another attack similar to the October 7th assault, potentially in Israel, the West Bank, or abroad. The message was allegedly delivered last week to a UN official who then relayed it to Israeli authorities. Israeli officials described the warning as unusually explicit and severe, coming amid ongoing Israeli military operations in Gaza and international pressure on Hamas to disarm.Security · 4d agoEx-IDF Intel Chief Questions Israel's Syria Strategy, Warns of New EnemiesFormer IDF Combat Intelligence head Miri Eisin questioned Israel's military strategy in Syria, warning that its presence could create new enemies. She asked if Israel needed to operate deep inside Syria to defend its border and suggested a return to the separation line. Eisin also doubted the effectiveness of military force for regime change in Iran and cautioned against generating new threats while pursuing security.Security · 4d ago · also in 25 newsroomsUS and Israel Plan Three-Day Iran Strike Campaign Post-MidtermsThe United States and Israel are reportedly planning a three-day military strike campaign against Iran, potentially to occur after the U.S. midterm elections. The operation would target nuclear facilities and military capabilities, with additional U.S. forces being deployed. President Trump has not yet approved the plan, and Iran has warned of severe retaliation.Security · 5d ago · also in 1 newsroomShin Bet Chief Visits France for Counter-Terror Talks Amid RiotsShin Bet chief David Zini met with French intelligence officials in France on Monday to discuss counter-terrorism tactics. The visit occurred during widespread riots across France and amid diplomatic friction between Israel and France over potential sanctions on settlements. The meetings focused on combating radical Islam and terrorism.Security · 5d ago · also in 2 newsroomsEU Condemns Turkey-Libya Maritime Deal, Israel Joins CriticismThe EU and Israel have condemned a new maritime border agreement between Turkey and Libya, calling it a violation of sovereign rights and destabilizing for the Eastern Mediterranean. EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas met with Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan to express concerns. The deal impacts Greece and Cyprus, and potentially Israel's energy exploration and defense ties with the two nations.Security · 5d ago · also in 10 newsroomsUS Nominee Detained During Palestinian Olive Harvest in West BankIsraeli forces detained US congressional nominee Brad Lander and dozens of others during a Palestinian olive harvest in the West Bank on Wednesday. The group was on Palestinian agricultural land when detained for allegedly lacking prior military authorization, though conflicting reports exist on the necessity of such coordination. Lander was released, with Israeli officials accusing him of seeking publicity, while activists claim the area did not require permits. The incident occurs amid a backdrop of frequent settler attacks on Palestinian harvests.Security · 5d ago · also in 2 newsroomsHelium Balloons Used to Smuggle Drugs, Bypassing Drone DefensesHelium-filled balloons are reportedly being used by smugglers to bypass Israel's anti-drone defenses and transport contraband across borders, with approximately 100 kilograms of drugs found near Ein Yahav. These balloons drift with air currents and do not require continuous communication, though tracking devices are used for delivery. While intended for destinations like Jordan, some shipments have fallen short, costing criminal networks millions of shekels. Security officials warn that balloons could also be used to smuggle weapons or explosives.Security · 5d ago · also in 17 newsroomsMalaysia Bans Waze for Government Employees Over Israeli OriginMalaysia's government employees are now banned from using the GPS app Waze because it was developed in Israel. Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's office cited information security and data collection concerns, stating Waze is subject to Israeli law. The ban is effective immediately, and the public is encouraged to use the local app 'TuJu' instead.Security · 5d ago · also in 1 newsroomUNRWA Teacher Alleges Antisemitic Indoctrination and Hamas Glorification in Gaza SchoolsA former UNRWA teacher in Gaza alleges that staff promoted antisemitism and glorified Hamas, with one administrator threatening her with violence. The teacher's testimony, collected by the New York Post, comes amid ongoing scrutiny of UNRWA's curriculum and staff following the October 7 attacks. A U.S. report also previously flagged problematic textbook content used in UNRWA schools. The teacher called for international attention to educators' influence on children.Security · 5d agoNetanyahu Vows Peace With Lebanon Post-Hezbollah, Iran; Iran Rejects Uranium RemovalIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to achieve peace with Lebanon after eliminating Hezbollah and overthrowing the Iranian regime. His comments came as US Defense Secretary Hegseth visited Israel for unannounced meetings. Separately, Iran's top security official, Mohsen Rezaei, declared that no enriched uranium would leave the country and that negotiations with the US would not occur until trust-building measures are met.Security · 6d ago · also in 10 newsroomsIDF Strike Kills Hamas Operative Involved in Shani Louk AbductionAn Israeli airstrike in northern Gaza killed Hamas operative Tamer Mohammad Ibrahim Al-Zabaq, who participated in the abduction of Shani Louk on October 7. The Israeli military and Shin Bet announced the strike on Monday, stating Al-Zabaq was also planning further attacks during the war. Louk, a German-Israeli festival-goer, was killed fleeing the October 7 attack, and her body was recovered in May. The strike aimed to neutralize the threat Al-Zabaq posed.Security · 6d agoTurkish Student Granted Asylum in Israel After Facing Persecution for Pro-Israel StanceTurku Avci, a Turkish Muslim student who supported Israel, has been granted asylum in Israel after facing severe harassment and legal threats in Turkey. Her pro-Israel advocacy online led to an arrest warrant, loss of scholarship, and social isolation. After a year-long process, Avci received asylum and residency last week, contrasting the hostility in Turkey with the support she found in Israel. She believes personal connections between Israelis and Turks can be rebuilt despite political tensions.Security · 6d ago · also in 28 newsroomsDozens Arrested in Multi-Million Shekel Fraud Scheme Linked to Gaza OperationsTwenty-one suspects, including IDF personnel and contractors, were arrested Tuesday for alleged multi-million shekel fraud tied to Gaza operations. The investigation by Lahav 433 centers on deception, money laundering, and bribery related to civilian companies supplying equipment to the IDF in Gaza. Those arrested will face detention hearings in civilian and military courts.Security · 7d agoIDF Names First Commander for New Space Brigade Amid Capability ExpansionIsrael's military has appointed its first commander for a new space force, Brig. Gen. S., who previously led Unit 9900. Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir made the announcement, with Defense Minister Israel Katz aiming to accelerate projects. The expansion comes as space becomes increasingly vital for the IDF, especially since the October 7th war.Security · 7d ago · also in 1 newsroomSyria Alleges Israeli Support for Druze Offensive in SweidaThe Syrian government fears Druze militias in Sweida province may launch an offensive against government forces, allegedly with Israeli support. A Syrian official cited increased troop numbers and Druze leader statements as evidence of an impending operation. The official also claimed Israel has increased reconnaissance flights and delivered weapons to Sweida via helicopter.Security · 7d ago · also in 13 newsroomsInfluencer Group Attacked by Stone-Throwers in West BankFleur Hassan-Nahoum and a group of influencers were attacked with stones by teenagers in the West Bank village of Turmus Ayya on Monday. The group was on a tour to observe Palestinian construction when they were surrounded and subsequently ambushed with rocks. Hassan-Nahoum described the attack as potentially lethal and contrasted settler violence with Palestinian attacks, questioning Palestinian Authority accountability. She also called for a shift from prolonged conflicts to "short, decisive wars."Security · 7d agoEthiopia's Civil War Fuels Regional Tensions Over Sea Access AmbitionsEthiopia's civil war is intensifying regional tensions, with Ethiopia accusing Eritrea of troop incursions and Eritrea denying this, citing Ethiopia's desire for sea access. Ethiopia is pursuing maritime access through a potential deal with Somaliland, which declared independence from Somalia. Ethiopia's ambassador cited security concerns, including Al-Shabaab, as reasons for not recognizing Somaliland, a view disputed by Somaliland officials who see recognition as beneficial. The geopolitical struggle over sea access and recognition has become a key factor in the Horn of Africa's future.Security · 7d ago · also in 1 newsroomWest Bank Raids Net 10 Arrests Following Attacks on Journalist and DiplomatsIsraeli security forces arrested 10 suspects in the West Bank on Monday as part of "Operation Olive Leaf." The operation followed weekend attacks on Washington Post photojournalist Heidi Levine and European diplomats, allegedly by Israeli settlers. The raids targeted individuals suspected of involvement in violence, military order violations, and illegal construction. Investigators seized vehicles and evidence, and the detainees are undergoing questioning.Security · 7d ago · also in 1 newsroomHerzog Backs Nobel Nomination for Israeli Charity Saving Children's HeartsIsraeli President Isaac Herzog is backing the medical charity Save a Child's Heart for a Nobel Peace Prize. The organization has treated 9,000 children from 75 countries over 30 years, bringing them to Israel for cardiac care. At a 30th-anniversary event in Jerusalem, Herzog praised its cross-border humanitarian work. The charity also trains medical professionals and supports overseas hospitals to expand pediatric heart care.Security · 7d ago · also in 9 newsroomsIDF Airstrikes Kill Three Hamas Operatives in GazaThe Israeli military conducted airstrikes in northern Gaza on Saturday, killing three Hamas operatives, including a cell commander and a weapons production operative. The IDF stated the strikes targeted individuals preparing attacks and rebuilding Hamas' military capabilities, which they claim violated the ceasefire. The military reported using precision weapons and aerial monitoring to reduce civilian risk, but provided no details on civilian casualties.Security · 7d agoIran's New Defense Minister Vows to Protect Weapons, Threatens IsraelIran's new defense minister, Mehrdad Akhlaghi, announced plans to move weapons factories underground and threatened military confrontation with Israel. Akhlaghi, a veteran of ballistic missile development, stated Iran is prepared for conflict and retaliation against U.S. strikes. His comments align with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's goal of regime change and U.S. President Donald Trump's efforts to destroy Iranian weapons stockpiles.Security · 8d agoNetanyahu Accuses Russia of Aiding Iran, Running Antisemitic AI BotsPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused Russia of aiding Iran and operating antisemitic AI bot networks targeting Israel and Jews worldwide. He acknowledged shared interests with Russia but noted growing tensions, suggesting Putin may oppose a nuclear Iran. Netanyahu's remarks came while presenting his security doctrine, informed by the October 7 attacks, and discussing the election campaign.Security · 8d agoRome Expands Gaza Flotilla Probe to Include Top Israeli OfficialsRome prosecutors have expanded an investigation into the alleged mistreatment of Italian activists on Gaza-bound flotillas to include senior Israeli ministers and military officials. The probe concerns the interception and detention of participants during two missions in 2025 and 2026, with complaints including allegations of torture and assault. Officials named include National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, Defense Minister Israel Katz, and IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir. Investigators are examining potential violations of international maritime law and seeking to establish criminal responsibility.Security · 8d agoHamas Extends Ban on Released Prisoners Holding Sensitive PostsHamas has extended a ban preventing leaders and members released from Israeli prisons from holding sensitive positions within the organization. The restrictions, initially for 18 months, have been renewed and cover political, military, security, media, and social roles. Some individuals were allegedly recruited by Israel after receiving exemptions, providing intelligence that led to airstrikes. Affected members fear indefinite sidelining and loss of salaries, while Hamas is concerned about potential Israeli targeting of released prisoners.Security · 8d ago · also in 12 newsroomsUS Officials Condemn Settler Attack on American Journalist in West BankU.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee condemned settler attacks in the West Bank, specifically an assault on Washington Post photographer Heidi Levine. Levine reported being beaten and robbed by settlers near Ramallah. President Isaac Herzog apologized to Levine and pledged a full investigation to bring the attackers to justice.Security · 8d agoIsrael Condemns West Bank Violence After Settler Attack on Diplomats, ReporterIsraeli officials condemned violence in the West Bank after settlers allegedly attacked a European diplomat convoy and rioters injured a civilian and a Washington Post photographer. Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar pledged to bring attackers to justice, while President Isaac Herzog apologized to the injured photographer. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office called for evidence for serious accusations. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio expressed disturbance over the images and stated that "Trump doesn't want to see a crisis in the West Bank."Security · 9d agoNetanyahu: Iran May Orchestrate Security Incidents to Influence Israeli ElectionPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told i24NEWS that Iran may orchestrate security incidents to influence Israel's election, though he vowed the vote would proceed on schedule. He identified Zohran Mamdani, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Mansour Abbas, Mahmoud Abbas, Hezbollah, and Hamas as "Israel's enemies" seeking his defeat. Netanyahu believes these groups desire his loss due to their wish for Israel's destruction. He did not disclose the intelligence behind his assessment of potential Iranian interference.Security · 9d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsrael's Druze Leader Commends Netanyahu's Syria InterventionSheikh Mowafaq Tarif, spiritual leader of Israel's Druze, praised Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's intervention in Syria to protect Druze communities. Netanyahu revealed he spoke directly with Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa in July 2025, which Tarif credits with stopping sectarian violence in Sweida. Tarif also thanked Netanyahu for aid and protection measures, calling the alliance between the Druze and Israel strong.Security · 9d ago · also in 1 newsroomHamas and Samidoun Mark Second Anniversary of Yahya Sinwar's KillingHamas and the Samidoun network marked the second anniversary of the killing of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, who was killed by Israeli troops in Rafah on October 16, 2024. Hamas described his death as "new fuel for the Flood," while Samidoun urged supporters to escalate protests. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu credited Israeli soldiers for the operation and suggested Sinwar's survival depended on Israel ending the war. Khalil al-Hayya has replaced Sinwar as Hamas's political chief.Security · 9d agoNetanyahu Urges Caution on West Bank Diplomat Attack, Cites Need for EvidenceThe IDF is deploying additional troops to the West Bank following a rise in settler violence against Palestinians during the olive harvest. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemned violence against journalists and diplomats but urged caution and evidence regarding the diplomat attack, citing a potential smear campaign. President Isaac Herzog apologized to an assaulted journalist and condemned the attacks, as did Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar and the IDF. An Israeli civilian was also injured in a separate confrontation with Palestinians.Security · 10d agoIsrael Boosts Security Ahead of Elections Amid Iranian ThreatsIsrael is enhancing security measures to prevent terrorist attacks and foreign interference during the election period. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with security chiefs on Thursday night to discuss Iranian threats and potential disruptions. Security officials are working to thwart all anticipated threats, including direct attacks or proxy actions. The U.S. has increased its military presence in the region amid heightened regional tensions.Security · 11d agoFather of Slain Soldier Urges US Congress to Probe October 7 AttackRuby Chen, father of slain soldier Itay Chen, is urging the US Congress to investigate the October 7 Hamas attack due to a lack of answers from the Israeli government. Chen believes the US has sufficient intelligence to conduct its own inquiry into how Hamas prepared and why Israel was unprepared. He spoke at a State Department memorial for American victims, where officials reaffirmed their commitment to finding those responsible. Chen hopes a congressional investigation will provide closure for bereaved families.Security · 11d ago · also in 15 newsroomsIDF Releases Letter From Yahya Sinwar's 10-Year-Old Son Expressing Desire to 'Shoot Jews'The IDF has published a letter written by the 10-year-old son of the late Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, expressing a desire to "shoot Jews." The letter, seized by troops in Gaza in 2024, also described the boy making toy weapons. The IDF cited the letter and accompanying drawings as evidence of Hamas's ideology influencing children. Yahya Sinwar was reportedly killed in October 2024, after which his family allegedly fled Gaza.Security · 11d ago · also in 12 newsroomsNetanyahu Reveals Direct Phone Call with Syrian President Averted Druze MassacrePrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu revealed a direct phone call with Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa that he claims stopped a Druze massacre. Netanyahu made the announcement at a Druze community conference, emphasizing Israel's commitment to the Druze. This is the first public confirmation of direct contact between Israeli leadership and al-Sharaa, with past communications handled through other officials. Previous U.S.-led attempts for a broader security agreement between Israel and Syria were unsuccessful.Security · 11d agoIran Warns of Imminent US Attack Amid Rising TensionsIranian officials believe a US attack is imminent due to rising tensions in the Strait of Hormuz and a "war-like atmosphere" in Tehran. Israel's IDF Chief of Staff announced troop reinforcements amid concerns of escalation. Potential strikes involving the US and Saudi Arabia may be delayed by upcoming elections in the US and Israel, though military buildups raise fears of accidental conflict.Security · 12d agoUK Communist Admits Terrorism Offense Over Pro-Palestinian Militant PlansSean Grant, 22, admitted to a terrorism offense in Scotland after police found detailed plans for a pro-Palestinian militant group at his home. The notes, which included instructions for homemade grenades and outlined targets, were discovered in August 2025 during a police visit for an unrelated matter. Grant claimed the material was his own work and not linked to any organizations. He pleaded guilty to possessing information useful for terrorism, though no evidence of acted-upon plans was found.Security · 12d agoIsrael's Warnings of PA Attack Shift Focus from Hamas ThreatIsraeli Defense Minister Israel Katz and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have warned of a potential attack by the Palestinian Authority's security forces. This warning comes as Israel marks the anniversary of the October 7 Hamas attack and ahead of elections. However, security sources indicate no intelligence supports this specific threat, suggesting it may be a political maneuver to divert attention from the ongoing Hamas threat.Security · 12d ago · also in 21 newsroomsIsrael Finalizes Deal for 12 Advanced Apache Attack HelicoptersIsrael's Defense Ministry and the US Pentagon signed a deal for 12 advanced Boeing Apache attack helicopters for the IDF, scheduled for delivery early next decade. The acquisition, approved by the government, was made possible by overcoming budget constraints through joint US-Israeli efforts. Defense Minister Israel Katz called it a critical step for the IDF's future capabilities and security. The deal also involves redirecting funds from community development to defense procurement.Security · 12d ago · also in 13 newsroomsHamas Demands Halt Gaza Trade Deliveries, Israel ClaimsHamas is demanding payments from private traders bringing goods into Gaza, causing merchants to suspend deliveries, according to Israel's COGAT. Merchants reported demands of around $3,260 per truck, with threats for non-compliance and a requirement for 30% of goods to be sold for cash. The suspension could disrupt supplies into the enclave, which aims for 600 trucks daily under a ceasefire agreement.Security · 12d ago · also in 8 newsroomsNetanyahu Confirms Egyptian Intelligence Chief Visited Israel Days Before Oct. 7Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed that former Egyptian intelligence chief Abbas Kamel visited Israel days before the October 7th attack. Netanyahu stated he did not meet Kamel, who was on the ground for 59 minutes, as he was at a memorial ceremony. The Prime Minister expressed a desire to know who Kamel met with during his visit. The Atlantic had previously reported Kamel warned of a major Hamas attack.Security · 12d agoDelta Flight from New York to Tel Aviv Delayed by Bomb ThreatA Delta Airlines flight from New York to Tel Aviv was delayed Tuesday evening due to a bomb threat at JFK Airport. Authorities are investigating a potential link to a similar earlier threat against a Delta flight arriving in Israel. After security checks and passenger evacuation, no explosives were found, and the flight was cleared to depart. The incident occurs weeks after an attempted hijacking of a Flydubai flight.Security · 12d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIran Executes Man Accused of Armed Attacks and Contact with IsraelIran executed Alisina Mostafavi after his death sentence was confirmed by the Supreme Court. He was accused of carrying out armed attacks in Kerman, injuring citizens, and allegedly communicating with an Israeli account. Authorities found weapons and explosives at his hideout. The judiciary stated he confessed to the charges, which included terrorism and attempted murder.Security · 12d agoIsrael Frustrated by Lebanese Army's Inaction on Hezbollah InfrastructureIsrael is frustrated by the Lebanese army's failure to dismantle Hezbollah infrastructure, despite Israeli assistance and upcoming military talks. The Lebanese army's inaction, attributed to fear or cooperation with Hezbollah, allows Israel to act independently but does not stop Hezbollah's rebuilding efforts. Meanwhile, a legal complaint has been filed against Lebanon's ambassador to Washington, potentially linked to the ongoing tensions.Security · 12d agoIran Expanding Ship Attacks Beyond Strait of Hormuz to Influence Oil PricesIran is escalating attacks on ships in and beyond the Strait of Hormuz to keep oil prices high and influence the US midterm elections, according to Iranian officials. The country is using new tactics against vessels violating its restrictions, with operations expanding into the Gulf of Oman. Shipping data shows a surge in incidents, reaching the highest level since the war began. The escalating conflict, costing Iran $3 billion monthly, is a key issue in the US election campaign.Security · 13d agoIsraeli Gangs Exploit Jordan's Drug Market Post-Assad Fall Using DronesIsraeli criminal gangs are reportedly using drone-guided balloons to smuggle drugs into Jordan, exploiting the market vacuum left by the fall of the Assad regime in 2024. The price of hashish in Jordan has increased significantly, with Jordanian officials claiming the IDF prioritizes weapons over drug interdiction. The IDF states it is actively combating drug smuggling with new divisions and capabilities, while Jordan has escalated its military response against smugglers along its border.Security · 13d agoNetanyahu Warns Enemies Against Testing Israel Ahead of ElectionsPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Israel's enemies against attacking during the pre-election period, stating the military is prepared for all scenarios. During a visit to the northern West Bank seam line, he received security briefings and criticized the potential return of displaced residents, calling them "terrorists." Netanyahu vowed the IDF would maintain control of the area and reaffirmed commitment to Israeli communities, while intelligence suggests enemies may test Israel's resolve.Security · 13d ago · also in 3 newsroomsBereaved Families Urge Global Release of Oct. 7 Atrocity EvidenceParents of victims from the October 7 Hamas attacks spoke at a Jerusalem conference, urging the release of forensic evidence to the global public. Eyal Eshel, father of Roni, called for autopsy reports to demonstrate the atrocities, while Orly Cohen highlighted the personal importance of identification for families. Forensic specialists detailed the extreme challenges in identifying victims due to severe burns and fragmentation, suggesting deliberate actions by Hamas. The conference, organized by Hadassah Medical Center and the Museum of Tolerance, focused on improving responses to mass-casualty events and informing the world about the attacks.Security · 13d agoHamas Investigation: Khan Yunis Commander's Killing Was Accidental, Target Was Another OfficialHamas investigations reveal that the Israeli assassination of al-Qassam Brigades commander Mohammad al-Yazouri in Khan Yunis on September 10th was accidental, with the intended target being another commander, Huzaifa Muammar, who was also killed. Sources told i24NEWS that a collaborator with Israeli intelligence confessed to providing information for the operation and other attacks. This revelation followed the exposure of a second alleged collaborator who provided intelligence on senior Hamas officials and was involved in a plot to sabotage the Nasser Medical Complex.Security · 13d ago · also in 6 newsroomsEthiopian Airlines Flight to Israel Diverted Due to Indonesian PilotAn Ethiopian Airlines flight bound for Tel Aviv was forced to turn back Sunday night because its Indonesian pilot was not authorized to enter Israel. The flight resumed after a pilot change, landing safely in Tel Aviv. The incident highlights concerns over foreign crew vetting, with Israel now imposing nationality restrictions on flight crews.Security · 13d ago · also in 19 newsroomsIDF Concludes Mysterious Object Over Israel Was Likely a BalloonThe IDF has concluded that a mysterious object that entered Israeli airspace last Saturday night was likely a balloon, not a drone. While its origin and purpose are undetermined, the military confirmed it posed no threat and was not a UAV. Standard defensive measures were enacted during the incident, and searches are ongoing. The IDF also explained its cautious interception protocols due to the ongoing war.Security · 13d ago · also in 18 newsroomsWest Bank Man Arrested in Bnei Brak Filming Incident Linked to TerrorPolice in Bnei Brak arrested a 32-year-old illegal resident from the West Bank on Monday for filming at a light rail station. The suspect, who provided false identification and is believed to have been involved in past attacks, was transferred for interrogation. He is expected to face a detention extension hearing on Tuesday.Security · 14d ago · also in 3 newsroomsEx-Air Force Intel Chief Detained in West Bank Olive Harvest ClashBrig. Gen. (res.) Joel Feldschuh, a former Israeli Air Force intelligence chief, was detained by police on Monday near Duma in the West Bank. He was assisting Palestinian olive harvesters and was allegedly defending activists from a settler attack. Feldschuh was released after interrogation, but his detention drew criticism from fellow activists. Settlers claimed the activists initiated the violence against a shepherd.Security · 14d ago · also in 2 newsroomsCluster Bomb Kills Israeli Student, Wounds 23 on School TripA cluster munition, likely fired by Hezbollah, exploded on Monday in northern Israel, killing one student and injuring 23 during a school trip. The device is believed to have been launched between mid-March and early April, with thousands of unexploded munitions remaining in the area. Authorities are considering halting school trips in northern Israel following the incident. The school group was on a trail with a posted warning sign prohibiting entry.Security · 14d agoNetanyahu Seeks Saudi Nod for Yemen Strikes Amid Normalization PushPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is reportedly seeking Saudi Arabian permission, via U.S. mediators, for Israel to strike Houthi targets in Yemen. The move is intended to foster cooperation and pave the way for normalization between Israel and Saudi Arabia. However, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is hesitant, concerned about public reaction. Saudi Arabia has stated it will only normalize relations after a Palestinian state is established, a condition Netanyahu opposes.Security · 14d ago · also in 3 newsroomsUK Links Iran's IRGC to Foiled Terror Plot at RAF FairfordUK Prime Minister Andy Burnham announced that a foiled terror plot at RAF Fairford last month was "almost certainly directed by Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC)." The UK believes the operation was coordinated in Iran and involved criminal networks targeting Jewish communities, Iranian journalists, and U.S. interests. Five suspects were arrested on September 27, with others also detained. The UK will continue supplying air-to-air refueling to Saudi Arabia.Security · 14d ago · also in 24 newsroomsHaifa Area Schools Closed Due to High Benzene LevelsTwo schools in Kiryat Ata, near Haifa, were closed for 24 hours due to dangerously high benzene levels detected near the Bazan petrochemical complex. The pollution, up to three times the permitted limit, was found during maintenance work. Health and environmental authorities are advising residents within a kilometer radius to stay indoors and have suspended industrial maintenance until an emissions prevention plan is submitted.Security · 14d ago · also in 28 newsroomsMayor and 23 Others Arrested in Central Israel Corruption ScandalPolice arrested or detained 24 suspects, including a central Israel mayor, his wife, and a CEO, in a public corruption probe. The year-long investigation uncovered alleged bribery, fraud, and money laundering, with hundreds of thousands of shekels in cash bribes suspected. The mayor and CEO are accused of steering municipal contracts to bribe payers, while the mayor's wife allegedly managed criminal contacts and received funds. The case involves organized crime elements and has led to property seizures.Security · 15d ago · also in 23 newsroomsNetanyahu Demands Probe Into "NAZA" Film Participants Over Security BreachesPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered a comprehensive investigation into participants of the documentary "NAZA," citing alleged serious information security offenses and harm to Israel's interests. The film examines Israeli intelligence and targeting practices in Gaza, featuring anonymous testimonies. The IDF has rejected the film's claims, stating that human personnel make targeting decisions. This follows earlier directives from IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir to assess legal action and investigate potential classified information leaks.Security · 15d ago · also in 3 newsroomsIran-Based Network Used AI, Fake Journalists to Place Articles on News SitesAn Iran-based network used OpenAI's AI tools to create nearly 100 articles published on various websites under fake journalist names, starting in July 2025. The operation developed seven Western personas, using ChatGPT in Persian to craft articles on topics like Israeli politics and US foreign policy. OpenAI has blocked accounts linked to the network, which also generated social media comments and targeted Iran International with hostile replies.Security · 15d ago · also in 13 newsroomsIsrael Strikes Hamas Weapons Sites and Command Center in GazaIsraeli forces struck three Hamas weapons storage facilities, a rocket launch site, and a command center in Gaza over the past 24 hours. The IDF and ISA reported targeting dozens of weapons and combat equipment, stating advance warnings were given to residents. Operations aim to disrupt Hamas's military capabilities and prevent weapon stockpiling. The IDF stated forces remain deployed in Gaza to counter immediate threats.Security · 15d ago · also in 12 newsroomsIDF Investigates Unidentified Object That Crossed From Lebanon Into Western GalileeThe IDF is searching for an unidentified aerial object that crossed from Lebanon into Israel's Western Galilee on Saturday night. An alarm was triggered in the Al-Aramsha area after the object was detected near the border. The security establishment is investigating whether it was a drone or another small aircraft, and its identity remains unknown.Security · 15d ago · also in 2 newsroomsAir France Faces Backlash Over Israeli Pilot Nationality RestrictionsAir France is reportedly implementing Israeli Ministry of Transport restrictions on flight crew nationalities for flights to Israel, barring those from countries without diplomatic ties with Israel. The directive, which affects dual nationals from countries like Algeria and Tunisia, follows a recent attempted hijacking of a Flydubai flight. Air France has not confirmed or denied the report, which raises questions about discrimination.Security · 15d ago · also in 1 newsroomUAE Vows Severe Punishment for Co-Pilot Accused of Plotting Ben Gurion AttackThe United Arab Emirates has promised an "extremely severe" punishment for Omani co-pilot Humam Al-Hamami, accused of planning a September 11-style attack on Ben Gurion Airport. Investigations reveal the plot began in 2017 in Australia, with the suspect allegedly using trips to Israel for intelligence gathering. While Al-Hamami claims he acted alone, Emirati authorities are exploring the possibility of accomplices and acknowledged a failure to detect his extremism.Security · 15d agoCritical Infrastructure Faces Evolving Threats From Cyber and Drone AttacksCritical infrastructure worldwide is facing escalating threats from AI-powered cyberattacks and advanced drones. Recent incidents in Germany and the Gulf highlight the vulnerability of power grids and data centers. Cybersecurity firms like DREAM are developing AI solutions to combat these faster, cheaper attacks, while companies like Ondas Defense are creating AI-driven drone detection and interception systems. Experts warn that both digital and physical security measures must evolve rapidly to protect essential services.Security · 16d ago · also in 11 newsroomsIsraeli President Thanks Pilot Who Thwarted Hijacking, Invites Him to JerusalemIsraeli President Isaac Herzog thanked Captain Smit Machchhar for thwarting a terrorist hijacking of a Flydubai flight to Tel Aviv on September 30. Despite being stabbed by his co-pilot, Machchhar enabled passengers to subdue the attacker, and the plane landed safely in Saudi Arabia. Herzog invited the recovering Indian pilot to Jerusalem and compared his bravery to historical Indian soldiers. UAE investigators confirmed the co-pilot planned to crash the plane into Ben Gurion Airport.Security · 16d ago · also in 12 newsroomsUS Urged Israel to Strike Iran Before Elections, Report ClaimsThe United States pressed Israel to launch a strike against Iran in recent weeks, fearing Tehran's missile and drone production, but has since backed off the demand. An Israeli strike would have likely forced Israel to postpone its October 27 elections due to anticipated Iranian retaliation, potentially impacting U.S. midterm elections. The U.S. reportedly wanted Israel to absorb the political risk of an attack. The initiative is now on hold, with Prime Minister Netanyahu's position unclear.Security · 16d ago · also in 6 newsroomsIran Maintains Missile Production Capacity Amidst Regional ConflictIran has maintained its missile and drone production capabilities despite US-Israeli strikes, allowing it to replenish arsenals during a lull in fighting. Russia is reportedly supplying Tehran with missiles, raising questions about the effectiveness of efforts to weaken Iran's military. The conflict has also intensified around the Strait of Hormuz and the Bab al-Mandeb Strait, impacting global energy supplies and driving up transport costs due to a tanker shortage.Security · 17d agoIsraeli Police Draft Plan for Potential Attack on Election ChiefIsraeli police are creating a security plan, known as the “Sohlberg scenario,” to protect Central Elections Committee chairman Justice Noam Sohlberg and prevent disruptions to the upcoming elections. Sohlberg is at the highest threat level, and police are preparing for various attack scenarios. The plan is being developed by the West Bank district police and is expected to be finalized next week, though no concrete threat intelligence currently exists.Security · 17d ago · also in 21 newsroomsFlyDubai Co-Pilot Planned 9/11-Style Attack on Israeli Airport TerminalA FlyDubai co-pilot, inspired by the 9/11 attacks, planned to crash the aircraft into Ben Gurion Airport's passenger terminal, according to UAE Attorney-General Hamad Saif Al Shamsi. The 29-year-old suspect allegedly assaulted the captain with an axe on September 30, but was subdued by passengers and crew. The flight landed safely in Saudi Arabia, and the suspect has reportedly confessed to acting alone while investigators search for potential accomplices.Security · 18d agoTrump's Top Adviser Details Strategy Against Iran, Jihadists, Left-Wing ExtremismPresident Donald Trump's top counterterrorism adviser, Sebastian Gorka, outlined the administration's strategy against drug cartels, jihadist groups, and left-wing extremists. Gorka announced an increased international effort to dismantle Iran's alleged terrorist networks, particularly in the Western Hemisphere. He also stated that achieving peace in Gaza requires replacing current leadership and implementing long-term educational reforms to combat radicalization.Security · 18d ago · also in 12 newsroomsUS-Made Iron Dome Interceptors Mark Milestone in Arkansas CeremonyIsraeli and US officials celebrated the first US-made Tamir interceptors for the Iron Dome system at a ceremony in Arkansas. The interceptors are produced at a new Raytheon and Rafael facility that opened in November 2025. The move aims to bolster Israel's supply while increasing US domestic production capabilities.Security · 18d agoPolice Disperse Ultra-Orthodox Protesters Blocking Roads Over Military DraftPolice dispersed ultra-Orthodox protesters demonstrating against military draft arrests in Jerusalem and near Bnei Brak on Thursday, blocking roads and disrupting traffic. The Jerusalem Faction called the protests following arrests of yeshiva students, with leader Rabbi Azriel Auerbach reportedly ordering demonstrations. Police Commissioner Danny Levy stated that while protest is a right, public disorder would not be tolerated. The demonstrations highlight the ongoing dispute over military conscription exemptions for ultra-Orthodox men.Security · 18d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsrael Katz Orders Exclusion of Activists Ahead of West Bank Olive HarvestDefense Minister Israel Katz has ordered steps to issue administrative exclusion orders against activists threatening public order during the West Bank olive harvest. The directive followed an appeal from Binyamin Regional Council head Israel Gantz, who accused activists of planning provocations. Organizations like Global Sumud Flotilla and Go Palestine are reportedly recruiting foreign activists to participate in harvest areas. Katz instructed officials to pursue orders against those assessed as posing a threat, with Gantz thanking the minister for his response.Security · 18d ago · also in 4 newsroomsPro-Palestinian Protesters Disrupt October 7 Victims Vigil in New YorkHundreds of pro-Palestinian protesters disrupted a vigil for October 7 attack victims in New York's Union Square Park on Wednesday, forcing organizers to relocate the event. Demonstrators heckled New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani, calling him a "traitor" and accusing him of succumbing to "Zionist" pressure. The vigil, organized by Israelis for Peace, continued despite chants and the display of a Hamas flag. No arrests were reported.Security · 18d agoFlydubai Co-Pilot Who Attacked Pilot Held Sexist Views OnlineThe Flydubai co-pilot who attacked his pilot on a flight bound for Tel Aviv had posted extensively sexist and misogynistic views online, according to the Financial Times. Hamam al-Hammami, 25, described women as "rotten meat" and advocated for violence against them. He also expressed a desire for an arranged marriage with specific demands for his future wife. The report also noted his past as a cryptocurrency speculator who claimed to have lost a significant sum in 2019.Security · 18d agoMagen David Adom Paramedics Detail Harrowing October 7 Rescue EffortsMagen David Adom paramedics recounted their experiences during the October 7 attacks, describing rescue operations under fire in kibbutzim like Mefalsim and Alumim. Paramedics Oren Benita, Anastasia Stelmachov, and Gilad Honwald detailed their efforts to treat and evacuate the wounded amidst ongoing fighting and terrorist infiltration. MDA deployed over 1,400 ambulances nationwide and received more than 21,700 emergency calls on that day. The organization also mourns 39 employees and volunteers who have died since the war began.Security · 18d agoUltra-Orthodox Protesters Disrupt Military Arrests in Bat Yam and Modi'inUltra-Orthodox protesters disrupted military police attempts to arrest draft dodgers in Bat Yam on Thursday and Modi'in last Tuesday. In both incidents, crowds gathered after messages circulated on ultra-Orthodox networks, leading to the military police withdrawing without making the arrests. The Jerusalem faction announced further large-scale protests planned for Thursday afternoon in response to recent arrests of yeshiva students.Security · 18d ago · also in 7 newsroomsFlydubai Co-Pilot Planned Attack Last Summer, Investigators ToldFlydubai co-pilot Hamam al-Hamami told investigators he had planned an attack last summer before attempting to crash a flight to Israel, according to reports. Investigators in the UAE are withholding interrogation details, while al-Hamami's digital footprint has been erased. He had previously been flagged as a security threat in 2024. The attempted hijacking was thwarted by the captain, crew, and passengers, leading to an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia.Security · 19d agoFather's Daring Rescue of Family From Hamas on October 7 RecountedAmir Tibon recounted how his father, retired IDF general Noam Tibon, rescued him and his family from their safe room in Kibbutz Nahal Oz on October 7 after Hamas terrorists attacked. Noam Tibon navigated dangerous conditions to reach his son's family, who had been trapped since morning. Amir Tibon also criticized government dysfunction and called for a state commission of inquiry into the massacre to ensure such events never happen again.Security · 19d agoGaza Three Years After October 7: Widespread Destruction and Lingering DespairThree years after October 7, Gaza faces widespread destruction with 80% of buildings damaged and Israeli forces controlling 63% of the territory. Two million residents live in precarious conditions amid fears of renewed conflict, while Hamas retains control despite popular discontent. Basic goods are available but unaffordable for many, and job opportunities are limited, leading some Gazans to hope for emigration.Security · 19d ago · also in 1 newsroomFreed Hostages Keith and Aviva Siegel Share Their Ordeal and Journey to HealingFreed Israeli hostages Keith and Aviva Siegel, kidnapped from Kibbutz Kfar Aza on October 7, 2023, have shared their experiences of captivity and their ongoing recovery. After being separated for over a year, they are now reunited and cherishing simple freedoms. The couple endured violence, threats, and moments of near-suffocation during their ordeal. Keith was held for 484 days, while Aviva was released after 51 days. They have since shared their story internationally and expressed profound gratitude for their rescuers and global support.Security · 19d ago · also in 25 newsroomsIran Transfers $200 Million to Hezbollah, Evading US SanctionsIran evaded U.S. sanctions to transfer $200 million to Hezbollah last month, intended to support 50,000 displaced families in Lebanon. The transfer reportedly incurred a 20% fee due to increased pressure on Hezbollah's funding. This comes after a combined U.S.-Israeli effort to target the organization's economic infrastructure and money laundering operations.Security · 19d agoIDF Troops Deployed Inside Gaza Three Years After October 7 AttackThree years after the October 7 attacks, Israeli troops are operating from dozens of outposts within the Gaza Strip, controlling an estimated 63% of the territory. The IDF's current mission is defensive, focused on dismantling Hamas infrastructure and tunnels, though a significant portion of the network is believed to remain intact. Hamas is reportedly regrouping and testing Israeli defenses, preventing displaced Israeli residents like Rona Epstein from returning home due to ongoing security concerns.Security · 19d ago · also in 9 newsroomsSatellite Images Reveal Renewed Activity at Iranian Nuclear Site Struck by IsraelSatellite images show renewed activity at Iran's Minzadayi nuclear weapons development site, which Israel struck in March. The Institute for Science and International Security reported significant vehicle and earthmoving activity following extensive cleanup and repairs. This suggests Iran may be attempting to rebuild its nuclear weapons development capabilities. The site is believed to be involved in research and development on nuclear warheads.