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The last 30 days
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JDN's tone this month is neutral, close to the rest of the Haredi press. On the IDF, Netanyahu, the police, Hamas and the Knesset its wording is in step with the other newsrooms.
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IDF Eliminates Hamas Nukhba Operatives in Gaza, Including Nir Oz KidnapperSecurity · 16m agoTop Rabbi Publicly Appeals for Orphaned Student's WeddingCulture · 33m agoEisenkot Declares Netanyahu 'Transitional Premier Without Mandate'Politics · 1h agoBig stories JDN skipped
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Security · 16m agoIDF Eliminates Hamas Nukhba Operatives in Gaza, Including Nir Oz KidnapperThe IDF eliminated three Hamas Nukhba operatives in Gaza over the weekend, including one involved in kidnapping civilians from Kibbutz Nir Oz. The strikes also killed two other Nukhba terrorists working to restore Hamas's capabilities. The IDF stated these operatives were involved in terror plots and systematically violated the ceasefire. Southern Command forces continue operations in the area.Security · 52m ago · also in 19 newsroomsSerbian Gendarme Kills Attacker Near Israeli Embassy in BelgradeA terrorist attack took place near the Israeli Embassy in Belgrade, Serbia, where an armed assailant was killed by a gendarme. The attacker, identified as a minor with ISIS ties, charged the security officer shouting "Allahu Akbar." Serbian authorities have raised the national terror alert level to the highest degree following the incident.Security · 9h ago · also in 4 newsroomsFamily Rescued From Flash Floods in Gush EtzionA family of six, including two parents and four children, was rescued from flash floods in eastern Gush Etzion after their vehicle became trapped during a desert excursion. Rescue teams located the family, who were unharmed, and safely extricated them. This was one of three separate flood-related incidents in the Judean Desert streams that day, with no reported injuries.Security · 9h agoBnei Brak Protests Erupt Over Arrest, Blocking Major HighwayProtests erupted in Bnei Brak following the arrest of a young man accused of assaulting police officers. The ensuing clashes led to injuries among demonstrators and the blocking of Highway 4, causing severe traffic jams. Additional police forces were deployed to manage the situation and clear the highway.Security · 17h ago · also in 2 newsroomsSearch Underway for Missing Driver After ATV Found in Flash FloodRescue teams are searching for a missing driver in Israel's southern Arava after an ATV was found swept away by flash floods near the Hai-Bar Nature Reserve. Special units are conducting extensive searches in the complex terrain. Authorities are warning the public to avoid flooded stream beds and crossing overflowing wadis.Security · 17h agoSenior Ra'am Activist Arrested in Negev Election Bribery ProbeA senior Ra'am party activist, a lieutenant colonel from Rahat, has been arrested in connection with an election bribery investigation in southern Israel. He is also a key fundraiser for the "Siyua 48" association, which has faced prior accusations of financing a terror organization. The "Boherim B'Chaim" forum is demanding a full investigation into the alleged links between the party and the association's finances.Security · 18h ago · also in 9 newsroomsHeavy Flooding Cuts Off Eilat From All Road AccessIsrael Police have blocked all roads to and from Eilat due to severe flooding. Route 90 and several other major routes are impassable, cutting off the city. Drivers may only exit Eilat to reach Ramon Airport. Authorities are advising the public to avoid the area and follow official updates.Security · 19h ago · also in 24 newsroomsMan With Knife Arrested Near Israeli Politician Yair GolanPolice arrested a man in Tel Aviv carrying a knife near politician Yair Golan, stating there was no stabbing attempt. Golan's office, however, described it as a suspected stabbing attempt where a knife fell from the suspect. Golan attributed the incident to incitement by Prime Minister Netanyahu and his agents. The investigation is ongoing.Security · 22h ago · also in 5 newsroomsThree Arrested in Negev on Suspicion of Election Bribery for Ra'am PartyThree Negev residents were arrested on suspicion of election bribery for the Ra'am party, allegedly distributing cash for votes. Police seized tens of thousands of shekels and other evidence. Ra'am denied the allegations, calling it a "systematic campaign" and also reported ballot paper issues, blaming right-wing elements.Security · 23h agoPalestinian Attacks Injure Israeli Driver and Shepherd in West BankTwo Israelis were lightly injured in separate Palestinian attacks in the West Bank on Tuesday. A driver was hit by a stone thrown at her car, and a shepherd was assaulted with clubs. Additional reports included attacks on Jewish individuals during an olive harvest and an attempted assault on an ATV rider, all resulting in no serious injuries. The incidents occurred in various locations across Judea and Samaria.Security · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomMotorcyclist Critically Injured After Bnei Brak CrashA 22-year-old motorcyclist sustained critical injuries in Bnei Brak early Tuesday after skidding on Hazon Ish Street. Emergency services treated him at the scene for head and limb trauma and confusion. He was transported by ambulance to Sheba Medical Center at Tel HaShomer in serious, stable condition.Security · 1d ago · also in 15 newsroomsEgyptian Citizen Detained After Crossing Border into IsraelIsraeli military forces arrested an Egyptian citizen who crossed the border fence into Israel near Nitzana overnight Tuesday. Surveillance identified the breach, leading to the arrest and subsequent interrogation. The IDF is investigating the incident and maintaining high readiness in the sector.Security · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomMother and Four Children Rescued From Burning Apartment in EmmanuelA mother and her four children were rescued from a burning apartment in Emmanuel, Samaria, after a fire started in a children's room. Firefighters entered the smoke-filled dwelling and brought the family out safely. The fire was then extinguished, and authorities emphasized the importance of smoke detectors.Security · 1d ago · also in 3 newsroomsNetanyahu, Katz May Dismiss IDF Chief of Staff Zamir Post-Election, Report ClaimsJournalist Yaron Avraham reported that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Yisrael Katz may dismiss IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir after the upcoming elections if Netanyahu forms the next government. The alleged dispute centers on a potential operation against Iran, with political leaders favoring it and Zamir expressing concerns about escalation. Both Netanyahu's office and Katz have denied the reports, calling them "fake news" and "a complete lie," respectively.Security · 1d ago · also in 2 newsroomsSecurity Chiefs Clash Over Iran Strike, Hebron OperationsPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir are reportedly in disagreement over potential military actions against Iran and intensified operations in Hebron. Zamir has expressed concerns about escalation with Iran before elections and questioned the necessity of ongoing Hebron operations, while Netanyahu and the Defense Minister favor continuing them. Political sources deny claims that the Iran issue is being used for political gain, and the Prime Minister's office has called the reports "fake news."Security · 1d ago · also in 8 newsroomsIsraeli Aircraft Strike Hamas Militants Emerging From Tunnel in Khan YounisThe IDF reported that Israeli aircraft struck three militants emerging from a tunnel shaft in Khan Younis. The strike was carried out after security forces identified the militants exiting the tunnel. Secondary explosions indicated the presence of weapons, and the IDF stated forces remain deployed to neutralize threats.Security · 1d ago · also in 11 newsroomsHezbollah Re-arming with Iranian Aid, Preparing for War with Israel: ReportHezbollah has been re-arming and preparing for renewed conflict with Israel over the past three months, according to a Reuters report. The group has received significant financial and material aid from Iran, focusing on explosives and drone production. Despite these efforts, Lebanese security officials state that Hezbollah has not yet fully restored its weapons and operational readiness.Security · 1d agoPrivacy Authority Bans Real-Time Voter Data Transfer on Election DayIsrael's Privacy Protection Authority has strictly forbidden the transfer of any voter information on election day, including arrival times and voting status, following High Court rulings. The directive applies to party representatives, election officials, and observers, and prohibits even anonymous statistical data. Violators face criminal charges and heavy fines, with enforcement actions planned.Security · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomEx-AG Mandelblit Admits Doubts on Netanyahu's Intent in Corruption TrialFormer Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit testified in the Netanyahu corruption trial that he doubted Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's intent to finalize a deal with Arnon Mozes. Mandelblit stated he considered whether Netanyahu should have been investigated at all for Case 2000. He explained that even an attempt to commit bribery can be a criminal offense. The defense sees Mandelblit's admission as support for their claim that the discussions were not serious.Security · 1d agoIDF Discovers 15-Meter Deep Underground Chamber Near Hebron Terrorist's HomeThe IDF discovered a 15-meter deep underground chamber near a terrorist's home in Hebron during a counter-terrorism operation. The discovery followed a deadly clash that killed two soldiers. The chamber, found within the city and not near Israeli settlements, contained an electronic device. Security forces are continuing their extensive searches and arrests in the area.Security · 1d ago · also in 2 newsroomsUnderground Smuggling Route Using Sewers Discovered Near JerusalemBorder Police forces discovered a sophisticated underground smuggling route near al-Ram, utilizing sewer infrastructure to bring illegal infiltrators from Judea and Samaria into Israel. The entrance was hidden under a parked commercial vehicle. Authorities arrested 32 infiltrators and four suspects who aided them, transferring all 36 for further investigation.Security · 1d ago · also in 12 newsroomsIsrael to Supply Advanced Naval Patrol Ship to Cyprus in Major Defense DealIsrael and Cyprus signed a major defense export agreement on Monday, with Israel set to supply Cyprus with a new, advanced naval patrol ship built by Israel Shipyards and equipped with Rafael systems. The deal also includes upgrades to Cyprus's existing patrol vessel. The agreement aims to bolster Cyprus's naval capabilities and strengthen regional stability and the strategic partnership between the two countries.Security · 1d ago · also in 4 newsroomsSandwich DNA Leads to Arrest of Business Burglar in Kiryat MalachiIsraeli police arrested a suspect who broke into a gas station business in Kiryat Malachi, stealing property and a vehicle. The suspect was identified and apprehended after leaving DNA on a sandwich he ate at the scene. An indictment has been filed against him, and authorities are seeking his continued detention until the end of legal proceedings.Security · 1d agoWeapons Cache Stolen From IDF Discovered in KalanswaPolice and Border Police forces discovered a large cache of weapons, grenades, and ammunition, including 12 firearms and thousands of bullets, hidden in Kalanswa. The weapons were reportedly stolen from the IDF. Two suspects were arrested, and the seized items are under investigation as part of a broader effort to combat crime in the Arab community.Security · 2d agoIsrael's Defense Minister Denies Reports of Disagreements on Iran PolicyDefense Minister Israel Katz has denied reports of rifts between Israel's political leadership and the IDF concerning Iran policy, asserting full coordination and no intention to attack Iran before elections. He stated that any Iranian attack would be met with a powerful response. The denial follows reports that Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir sought detailed legal backing for potential actions. Opposition figures have criticized the Prime Minister over the matter.Security · 2d agoBoy, 10, Suffers Moderate Injuries After Being Hit by Car in Beit ShemeshA 10-year-old boy was moderately injured on Monday morning after being hit by a car in Beit Shemesh, suffering a head injury. Emergency responders provided initial treatment before he was transported to Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital. The boy was reportedly riding a bicycle at the time of the incident, and the circumstances are under investigation.Security · 2d ago · also in 2 newsroomsCourt Orders Release of Security Coordinator to House ArrestThe Jerusalem District Court ordered the release of security coordinator Pinchas (Hassi) Ran to house arrest in the Golan Heights, rejecting the prosecution's claim of a risk of trial obstruction. The court cited a very low probability of Ran violating arrest conditions and emphasized his clean record and combat experiences. Ran was arrested following a shooting incident near Akarba, which he claims was in self-defense against a vehicle attempting to run him over. His lawyers welcomed the decision, criticizing the prosecution's case.Security · 2d agoThree Wanted Individuals Arrested in West Bank, Weapons and IDF Uniforms SeizedIsraeli police arrested three suspects in the West Bank, seizing weapons, ammunition, and IDF uniforms. Two suspects, one linked to Hamas, were arrested in Bethlehem, while a third was apprehended in Hebron. The operations were based on intelligence and involved cooperation between police and the IDF. The arrested individuals face charges related to illegal weapons and military equipment possession.Security · 2d ago · also in 4 newsroomsIsrael Deploys Nearly 22,000 Police for Election Day Amid Security FearsIsrael is deploying nearly 22,000 police officers for election day, an increase of 5,000 from previous elections, due to terror threats and fears of public unrest. Elite counter-terrorism units will also be deployed, and checkpoints will be set up at city entrances. Police are particularly concerned about potential disturbances after the election results are announced, warning of zero tolerance for disruptions.Security · 2d ago · also in 12 newsroomsPM Netanyahu and IDF Chief of Staff Zamir Clash Over Iran PolicyPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir are in an unprecedented confrontation regarding Iran policy and military readiness. Security sources fear political exploitation of the security situation, potentially leading to miscalculation and conflict. The tension was palpable during a visit to the Palmachim base, with Zamir reportedly seeking written legal authorization for directives.More from JDN