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Security · 1h agoElbit Systems Secures $260 Million Contract for PULS Rocket SystemsElbit Systems has secured a $260 million contract to supply its PULS rocket artillery systems to a European NATO member over five years. This deal brings Elbit's total rocket system orders for the year to over $1.2 billion, following previous contracts with Greece and an unidentified customer reportedly in Azerbaijan. The PULS system's demand has been amplified by the war in Ukraine, with several NATO countries already operating it.Security · 2h agoWest Bank Violence: Israeli Driver Hurt, Palestinians Injured During Olive Harvest AttackOn Saturday, November 16, 2026, violence flared in the West Bank when Palestinians stoned an Israeli car near Hebron, lightly injuring the driver. Later, masked Jewish rioters attacked Palestinian olive harvesters near Beit Fajar, wounding five Palestinians. In East Jerusalem, four minors were arrested for throwing rocks at a bus.Security · 3h agoEU Urges Israel to Open Gaza Crossings Amid Humanitarian CrisisThe European Union has voiced grave concern over Gaza's humanitarian crisis, worsened by recent flooding, and urged Israel to reopen all border crossings for aid. Israel's Foreign Ministry countered that the EU statement ignores Hamas's role in exploiting aid and mistreating Gazans. The IDF stated that adequate winter supplies are entering Gaza, but Hamas hinders rehabilitation efforts. The Trump administration's Board of Peace also called for increased aid entry following the severe flooding.Security · 4h agoIDF Strikes Senior Hamas Terrorist in RafahThe Israeli military and Shin Bet announced a strike in Gaza on Saturday targeting a senior Hamas military wing member. The strike reportedly took place in Rafah, in the southern Gaza Strip, according to Israeli media citing Palestinian reports. Buildings in the area were left in ruins.Security · 7h agoGerman Police Leaders Commemorate Kristallnacht, Pledge to Combat AntisemitismGerman police leaders gathered at Berlin's Neue Synagogue on November 5, 2026, to commemorate Kristallnacht and pledge to combat rising antisemitism. The event honored the 1938 pogrom, where over 1,400 synagogues were attacked, and highlighted the actions of a German officer who defied orders to save the Neue Synagogue. Police leaders from multiple countries committed to protecting Jewish communities, inspired by historical lessons and survivor testimonies, acknowledging a dangerous increase in antisemitism worldwide.Security · 7h ago · also in 2 newsroomsMuslim Nations Condemn Gaza Hospital Strike, Demand Aid FlowForeign ministers from 18 Muslim countries condemned an Israeli airstrike on Gaza's Nasser Hospital, which killed six people, and demanded Israel lift aid restrictions. The Israeli military stated the strike targeted a Hamas commander. The ministers also criticized ongoing Israeli attacks on civilians and worsening humanitarian conditions, urging the US and UN to ensure aid delivery. Israel maintains it has increased aid, including thousands of tents.Security · 7h agoIsrael on High Alert Amid Fears of Surprise US Strike on IranIsrael's defense establishment is on high alert due to U.S.-Iran nuclear talks, fearing a surprise U.S. strike on Iran or an Iranian attack. Officials are increasing coordination with the U.S. military and raising alert levels for intelligence and air defenses. IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir warned Hezbollah against escalation, while intelligence focuses on monitoring Iran's missile capabilities. Tensions are expected to continue for weeks.Security · 10h agoGermany's New Antisemitism Czar Vows Action Amid Rising HateGermany's new antisemitism czar, Katharina von Schnurbein, reports that Jews feel unsafe following a threefold increase in antisemitic incidents since October 7, 2023. She plans to mobilize the "silent majority" to combat rising hate, which she sees as a threat to democracy. Von Schnurbein aims to translate policy into action and encourages Israelis to witness Europe's commitment to fighting antisemitism firsthand.Security · 13h ago · also in 9 newsroomsTrump May Halt Iran Attacks Unless Provoked, Advisers ToldPresident Donald Trump has told advisers he may halt attacks on Iran if no new provocations occur, despite ongoing conflict initiated in February. The war's unpopularity and economic impact have influenced his stance, with regional leaders like Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan urging him to avoid escalation. While the US military remains prepared for further action, intelligence suggests sanctions are pressuring Iran's economy. Israeli officials continue to push for military engagement.Security · 14h ago · also in 19 newsroomsFour Injured, One Critically, in Northern Israel Grenade BlastFour people were injured, one critically, in a hand grenade explosion in Kafr Manda, northern Israel, on Saturday afternoon. Paramedics treated a woman in her 60s who was in critical condition and received CPR, along with two others in moderate condition and one lightly injured. The critically wounded woman was evacuated to Rambam Health Care Campus in Haifa.Security · 14h ago · also in 5 newsroomsIsraeli Police Arrest Suspect in Bulgaria Murder CaseIsraeli police arrested a 32-year-old Bat Yam resident suspected of murdering 83-year-old Andrey Atanasov in Sofia, Bulgaria, in October. Atanasov, a former Sofia University lecturer, was beaten to death in a metro station elevator. Bulgarian authorities, who are seeking the suspect for extradition, believe the motive may be a personal or financial dispute. The suspect was arrested on Saturday and will face extradition proceedings in an Israeli court.Security · 17h ago · also in 9 newsroomsClassified Gaza Border Map Found in West Bank Home After Military Boots TipPolice in the Jordan Valley arrested a Palestinian man on Thursday, November 13, 2026, after finding a classified Israeli military map of the Gaza border and weapons in his home. The discovery followed a stop for questioning about the man wearing military boots, which led him to reveal other military equipment. He was taken into custody as the investigation into the map's origin continues.Security · 17h agoUS Air Force Responds to Drone Activity at UK Base Amid Iran Threat ConcernsUS Air Force personnel at RAF Lakenheath in Britain responded to suspected unauthorized drone activity on Friday evening, November 13, 2026, with no impact on personnel or assets. This event occurs amid heightened concerns over threats from Iran, which previously led to the relocation of US bombers and refueling aircraft from British bases. The incident at Lakenheath follows earlier security concerns at RAF Fairford, where two men were charged in connection with an approach to the base, with prosecutors alleging links to Iranian intelligence.Security · 23h ago · also in 3 newsroomsEx-Haniyeh Bodyguard Convicted in UK Knife Attack, Faces German Terror ChargesMohammed Al-Fatah, a former bodyguard for Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh, was convicted in the UK for a knife attack on an enforcement officer. He is also wanted in Germany for allegedly playing a central role in a Hamas plot to attack Israelis and Jews in Europe. The UK jury was unaware of his alleged Hamas ties and the German charges. Al-Fatah, who obtained British citizenship in 2020, faces extradition to Germany after serving his sentence in the UK.Security · 1d ago · also in 5 newsroomsTrump to Hold Trilateral Summit with Xi and Putin in China on Nuclear Arms, IranU.S. President Donald Trump will hold a trilateral summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin in China to discuss the war in Iran and nuclear arms reduction. The meeting, set for late November in Shenzhen, is seen as a first step in arms control talks, with officials not expecting an immediate agreement. While Iran will be on the agenda, the war in Ukraine will be discussed separately. Trump will also hold bilateral talks with Xi on trade and other issues, and Elon Musk will join parts of the visit.Security · 1d agoRubio: Iran's Clerics Drive Mideast Instability, Pose 'Extraordinary Danger'US Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that Iran's Shia clerics are responsible for Middle Eastern instability and pose an "extraordinary danger" due to their "expansionist mentality." He cited Iran's support for various regional groups and its nuclear enrichment activities as evidence. Rubio also believes that current economic sanctions are sufficiently weakening the Iranian regime, making military action unnecessary.Security · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomUS Navy Commander Visits Israel Amid Rising Iran TensionsU.S. Fifth Fleet Commander Vice Admiral Curt Renshaw visited Israel and met with Israeli Navy Commander Maj.-Gen. Eyal Harel to discuss regional stability and maritime security amid rising tensions with Iran. The commanders focused on naval operations, intelligence sharing, and strengthening the partnership between the two navies. The visit highlights cooperation on critical maritime chokepoints and countering Iranian threats, with both navies having conducted joint exercises over the past year.Security · 1d agoTrump and Netanyahu Urged to Act Decisively Against Iran's Nuclear ProgramAn opinion piece urges US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to act decisively against Iran's nuclear program, citing a narrow window of opportunity. The author believes a significant strike is needed to halt Iran's nuclear advances and potentially destabilize the regime. Concerns are raised about Iran's perceived emboldenment and rapid progress towards nuclear weapons. The article criticizes past appeasement policies and commends Trump's previous actions, advocating for continued cooperation between the US and Israel to counter Iran's regional ambitions.Security · 1d agoIsrael Urged to Move Vital Infrastructure Underground Before Next WarIsrael must urgently move vital military and civilian infrastructure underground to counter enemy attacks, according to Brig.-Gen. (res.) Prof. Jacob Nagel. The current vulnerability of above-ground assets impacts national security and daily life, while adversaries effectively use underground facilities. A national project is recommended to develop underground solutions, with a new national directorate needed to plan and implement the relocation or construction of critical infrastructure, including military bases, command centers, and essential civilian services.Security · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsrael Approves National Program for Critical MineralsThe Israeli government unanimously approved Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar's initiative to develop a national critical minerals program. The program aims to secure Israel's supply of essential raw materials, reduce dependence on China, and foster economic growth through international partnerships. Launched after Sa'ar attended a US-led summit, the initiative will focus on supplying the economy and defense sectors and leveraging Israeli technology. Discussions for international cooperation have begun, including with Kazakhstan.Security · 1d agoNorth Korean Hackers Weaponized Binance's AI in $6.3 Billion HeistNorth Korean hackers stole approximately $6.3 billion from Binance by using the cryptocurrency exchange's own internal AI tools as part of the attack. Cyber expert Ori Segal stated that the hackers exploited Binance's AI to access engineers' computers, marking a new tactic in cyber warfare. The breach also involved traditional methods, and Segal noted that job interview lures are a significant vulnerability. He advised companies to assure employees they won't be punished for reporting security issues, even if job hunting.Security · 1d agoIDF and Shin Bet Neutralize Over 10 Terrorists, Dismantle Hamas Weapons FacilityThe IDF and Shin Bet killed over 10 terrorists in Gaza over the past week, including two October 7 infiltrators, and dismantled a Hamas weapons workshop. The strikes targeted individuals advancing terror attacks and restoring Hamas's capabilities. One strike on Nasser Hospital, reportedly targeting a Hamas commander, resulted in six deaths according to Gaza's Health Ministry. The IDF stated measures were taken to prevent civilian harm during operations.Security · 1d agoGaza Deradicalization Could Take Decades, Counterterrorism Expert SaysDeradicalizing Gaza could take 20 to 40 years, according to Assaf Moghadam, the new director of the International Institute for Counter Terrorism (ICT). He believes it's possible but requires undermining radicalizing forces and ideologies. Moghadam also highlighted the need for greater Israeli sympathy towards Gazan suffering to foster future normal relations. Under his leadership, the ICT will focus on broadening terrorism studies, enhancing international partnerships, and supporting students with counterterrorism experience.Security · 1d ago · also in 15 newsroomsMossad Chief Gofman Meets CIA Director in Washington Amid Push to Confront IranMossad Director Roman Gofman visited Washington to meet with CIA Director John Ratcliffe and other U.S. officials to discuss confronting Iran. His trip aligns with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's push for President Donald Trump to resume hostilities against Iran. Gofman will also meet with U.S. Special Envoy Steve Witkoff in Miami.Security · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomIDF Says Hamas Exploits Gaza Aid Amid Winter Supply InfluxThe IDF confirmed that thousands of tents and winter supplies are entering Gaza, but accused Hamas of exploiting this aid and hindering the Strip's rehabilitation. Over 93,000 tents and more than 8,600 trucks of winter supplies have entered Gaza recently. The Trump administration's Board of Peace had previously called on Israel to allow more aid, citing a humanitarian emergency due to flooding and approaching winter.Security · 1d ago · also in 8 newsroomsIsraeli Arab to Be Indicted for Praising Hamas Leaders, Inciting ViolenceAn Arab resident of Yafia, Israel, is set to be indicted for social media posts praising Hamas leaders and calling for "jihad" against Israel. The suspect, arrested on October 26, faces charges of incitement and calls to commit terrorism. In related security operations, the IDF arrested over 55 suspects in the West Bank and seized weapons. Separately, a Palestinian man was arrested with a classified military map of the Gaza area.Security · 1d agoGaza Ceasefire and Disarmament Stalled Over DisagreementsGaza remains in a stalemate over a year after a ceasefire, with Hamas failing to disarm or relinquish governance as envisioned by a U.S. peace plan. Disagreements persist between Hamas and Israel over the sequencing of disarmament, withdrawal, and reconstruction. Reports indicate ongoing violence, shortages, and stalled reconstruction efforts. A proposed Palestinian civilian administration has yet to take hold, and an international stabilization force is not operational, leaving the conflict unresolved and civilians bearing the brunt.Security · 1d agoAI, Younger Recruits, and Evolving Warfare Reshape Terrorism ThreatTerrorism is becoming more complex due to AI, younger recruits, and evolving warfare tactics, according to Assaf Moghadam, head of ICT. Technology lowers entry barriers, and radicalization now involves much younger individuals. Ideologies are converging, with groups like Hamas and Hezbollah adopting state-like military capabilities. Local conflicts are increasingly internationalized, often becoming proxy wars, as seen following the October 7 attacks.Security · 1d agoPolice to Recommend Against Election Funding Probe Without More Shin Bet EvidenceIsraeli police are expected to recommend against a criminal investigation into alleged foreign election funding unless the Shin Bet provides more evidence, as current findings suggest at most a minor violation of party financing laws. The Shin Bet is investigating suspicions of funds from Qatar influencing the 26th Knesset elections, but Qatar denies interference. Attorney-General Gali Baharav-Miara will make the final decision.Security · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomIran Claims LNG Tanker Hit Mine on 'Unauthorized' Strait of Hormuz RouteIran's IRGC Navy stated that an LNG tanker struck a mine and exploded in the Strait of Hormuz on Friday while on an "unauthorized" route. This follows reports from Thursday of four oil tankers being hit by explosions after allegedly ignoring warnings. The incidents add to a recent surge in attacks on vessels in the strategic waterway, with over 47 attacks reported in October and early November.Security · 1d agoFloods and Eilat Quake Should Spur Next Israeli Government to Address Known RisksRecent floods and an earthquake near Eilat highlight Israel's failure to address known infrastructure risks, including inadequate drainage and unreinforced buildings. State Comptroller reports from 2023 and June 2026 detailed these deficiencies, particularly in areas near fault lines and flood-prone cities. The incoming government is urged to clarify responsibilities, secure funding, and ensure public reporting on projects to reinforce buildings and improve drainage systems before emergencies occur.Security · 1d ago · also in 11 newsroomsIran Drones Targeting US Radar in Bahrain Intercepted by US ForcesUS Central Command confirmed that American forces intercepted two Iranian suicide drones targeting Bahrain overnight, with no casualties or damage reported. The Iranian Revolutionary Guards claimed to have destroyed a US radar facility in Bahrain, which CENTCOM denied. The incident follows a period of escalating regional conflict and US President Donald Trump's threat to renew strikes against Iran.Security · 2d agoTrump Says Gulf Allies Urged Iran Restraint, Admits War Hurt RepublicansUS President Donald Trump stated in an interview that Gulf allies, including Saudi Arabia, asked him to delay further military action against Iran. He also admitted that the ongoing conflict and resulting higher oil prices contributed to Republican losses in the midterm elections. Trump announced the US no longer needed a deal with Iran and suggested Apple CEO Tim Cook could lead Nvidia.Security · 2d ago · also in 1 newsroomPolice and Shin Bet Arrest Terror Suspect in West Bank Arson and Stabbing AttemptIsraeli police and the Shin Bet arrested a suspect in the West Bank for arson and an attempted stabbing attack on October 5. The man confessed to setting a vehicle on fire and planning to stab a settler. He has been charged with attempted murder and planning hostile military activity, with prosecutors seeking his continued detention.Security · 2d agoHalf of Israelis Targeted by Cyberattacks, Survey RevealsHalf of Israelis were targeted by cyberattacks in the past year, according to a survey by the Israel National Cyber Directorate. While 98% are aware of cyber threats, only a third feel knowledgeable enough to protect themselves. The survey, conducted in October 2026, also found that 67% received suspicious texts before the elections. In response, the INCD launched a new "Click Check" service to help identify malicious links.Security · 2d ago · also in 4 newsroomsBnei Brak Man Indicted for Brutal Domestic AbuseA 51-year-old Bnei Brak man faces indictment for severe domestic abuse, including hitting his wife in the face with a wine bottle, breaking two of her teeth. The charges detail a pattern of violence, including threats, slapping, throwing objects, and using a knife. Police arrested the man on November 1 following an emergency call, and prosecutors are seeking his continued detention until the end of legal proceedings.Security · 2d agoIran Claims Military Strike on Hormozgan Province, Cites 'Enemy' ActionIran's state media reported on Thursday that the southern province of Hormozgan was hit by an "enemy" military strike, with no further details provided. Earlier, state media claimed the IRGC destroyed "enemy navigation systems" on Didamar island, a claim later confirmed by sources to Reuters. Meanwhile, Gadi Eisenkot met with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for a security briefing amid reports of tensions between Netanyahu and IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir over action against Iran.Security · 2d agoIDF Establishes New 'Attack Battalions' for Gaza and Lebanon OperationsThe IDF's 215th Fire Brigade is piloting the creation of "attack battalions" to enhance ground warfare for future operations in Gaza and Lebanon. The new battalions will combine precision fire and ground support capabilities. This initiative includes integrating reservists from the Ghost Unit to operate advanced drone systems. The brigade commander noted its significant role in the Gaza ground offensive and its precise operations.Security · 2d ago · also in 1 newsroomIDF Expands Rights for Soldiers Accused of Sexual MisconductThe IDF has updated its policy to grant more rights to soldiers accused of sexual harassment or assault in non-criminal cases. Accused soldiers will now receive more details about allegations and evidence, and can submit questions for complainants. This change follows a petition to the High Court by the Military Defense Counsel, who argued previous procedures were unfair. The IDF also shifted the appointment of investigating officers to address potential conflicts of interest.Security · 2d ago · also in 13 newsroomsIsrael Bars French Politicians Over Anti-Israel StatementsForeign and Interior Minister Gideon Sa'ar has barred entry to French politicians Jean-Luc Mélenchon and Mathilde Panot due to their anti-Israel statements. The decision follows France's recent ban on Israeli official Yossi Dagan over settlement policy. Sa'ar stated Israel will firmly respond to those who harm it. The Foreign Ministry cited Mélenchon's call for escorting flotillas to Gaza and accusations against Israel as reasons for the ban.Security · 2d agoGaza Aid Crisis: Tents Fall Short Amid Accusations Against HamasAn Israeli aid expert says 91,000 tents in Gaza are inadequate, lasting only six months and not built for constant living. Israel limits aid groups to about 8-10 organizations weekly, citing concerns over Hamas cooperation. The situation is marked by accusations of Hamas weaponizing the crisis and disputes over rebuilding versus disarmament priorities.Security · 2d agoIran Claims Four Oil Tankers Hit by Explosions in Strait of HormuzIran's military claims four oil tankers were hit by explosions in the Strait of Hormuz after ignoring warnings and entering restricted areas. The Revolutionary Guards Navy stated two supertankers hit naval mines on Wednesday, while the army reported two more tankers struck mines on Thursday. The UK Maritime Trade Operations agency confirmed one vessel was hit by an unidentified projectile. This follows a significant increase in attacks in the region, with at least 10 ships hit in early November.Security · 2d ago · also in 9 newsroomsElection Interference Probe Continues Amid Lack of Evidence, Says OfficialCentral Elections Committee Chairman Justice Noam Sohlberg announced that suspicions of foreign interference in Israel's election have not yet produced evidence, though the investigation will continue. He stated that classified information presented has not developed into proof and may not. Sohlberg praised the Shin Bet's efforts and assured that investigative requests would be handled properly. The probe into alleged foreign funding and bribery continues amid government formation efforts, with officials cautioning against premature conclusions.Security · 2d agoDutch Jewish Leader Warns of Rising Antisemitism and Threat to European Jewish LifeDutch Jewish leader Ellen van Praagh warned of a significant rise in antisemitism in the Netherlands since October 7, 2023, making it difficult for visibly Jewish individuals. She noted increased threats, canceled Jewish events, and Holocaust survivors being barred from schools. Van Praagh urged European leaders to act decisively to prevent the disappearance of Jewish life within 20-30 years. She also shared the personal loss of family members killed in the Hamas attack on Israel, emphasizing the need to fight antisemitism.Security · 2d ago · also in 5 newsroomsSex Offender Indicted for Tel Aviv Apartment RapeAdam Yassin, a sex offender under supervision, has been indicted for raping a woman in her Tel Aviv apartment and committing further indecent acts during a second intrusion. Prosecutors allege he violated his supervision order and committed multiple offenses, including rape by exploiting a condition preventing resistance. The victim's attorney highlighted the attack occurred in the woman's home and urged other victims to report incidents.Security · 2d agoEx-Mossad Chief Favors Hormuz Blockade Over War to Halt Iran's Nuclear ProgramFormer Mossad Director David Barnea stated that an extended blockade of Iran at the Strait of Hormuz is the best current option to prevent it from obtaining nuclear weapons. He believes any deal with Iran is unlikely to be respected and would reward its current strategy. Barnea acknowledged that military strikes could hasten regime collapse but would cause severe global economic consequences. He emphasized that a blockade would cripple Iran's economy and require significant patience.Security · 2d ago · also in 3 newsroomsIDF Operation Sees Over 300,000 Equipment Items Returned AnonymouslyThe IDF's anonymous equipment return operation has received over 300,000 items, including weapons and grenades, since November 1. Due to its success, the operation has been extended until November 16, after which legal immunity for participants will end. Separately, police recovered stolen IDF weapons from a home in southern Israel.Security · 2d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsrael Moves to Bar UK Activists Promoting BDSIsrael's Ministry of Diaspora Affairs is moving to ban entry for activists from the UK-based Amos Trust due to their promotion of boycotts against the state. Minister Amichai Chikli stated that Israel will not host activists working against it. The ministry's investigation found Amos Trust systematically promotes boycotts and sanctions, collaborating with BDS movement groups. The ministry also highlighted alleged Hamas links to Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor, an organization Amos Trust partners with.Security · 2d ago · also in 1 newsroomFour Arrested in West Bank Arson Attack; Home Repairs to Take MonthsIsraeli police arrested four suspects in connection with a September arson attack on Palestinian homes in Jalud, West Bank. The state informed the High Court that repairing the burned houses will take about three months. The incident is part of a larger dispute involving settler presence and threats against the Tubasi family, culminating in violence and arson during an attempted return. Two suspects were released under conditions, while two remain in custody as investigations continue.Security · 2d agoIran's Missile Production Capacity Remains High Despite Strikes, Report SaysIran is reportedly producing approximately 50 ballistic missiles monthly, maintaining significant military industrial capacity despite recent airstrikes and sanctions. Intelligence estimates suggest Iran still possesses at least 1,700 ballistic missiles and thousands of Shahed-type drones. These developments contradict earlier claims by Israeli and US leaders about Iran's diminished capabilities.Security · 2d ago · also in 4 newsroomsIsrael Security Cabinet to Meet Amid Iran Strike PreparationsIsrael's Security Cabinet will meet Sunday for the first time in over six weeks to discuss potential IDF strikes on Iran. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is facing criticism from MK Gadi Eisenkot, who is forming the next government, over military operations. The IDF continues preparations for Iran strikes despite U.S. President Donald Trump's push for diplomacy.Security · 2d ago · also in 5 newsroomsDefense Minister Katz Affirms Government's Full Security AuthorityDefense Minister Israel Katz affirmed the caretaker government's full responsibility for Israel's security, including taking action against terror groups. His statement on X/Twitter countered a call from Gadi Eisenkot for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to exercise more caution during the transition. Katz asserted the government's authority to order military operations without external approval, referencing actions in Gaza, Lebanon, Syria, and the West Bank, and also addressed Iran. He stressed that Israel's security is continuous and not affected by political transitions.Security · 2d ago · also in 20 newsroomsIDF Strikes Hamas Cell Operating From Gaza HospitalThe IDF and Shin Bet struck a Hamas terror cell operating from Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis overnight Wednesday-Thursday. The military stated Hamas used the hospital for weapons storage, command centers, and planning attacks. Hamas-linked media reported six killed, while the IDF condemned the group's "cynical exploitation" of civilian infrastructure.Security · 3d ago · also in 2 newsroomsBedouin Hero's Family Homes Demolished Amid Tensions Over HousingYoussef Ziadna, a Bedouin man celebrated for rescuing 30 people on October 7, has seen his family's homes demolished by Israeli authorities in the unrecognized village of al-Ziadna. This action highlights ongoing tensions over Bedouin housing in the Negev, with dozens more structures facing demolition. Ziadna expressed that the demolitions negate his heroic recognition, stating, "In the end, you're still an Arab." The demolitions are part of a broader enforcement campaign in the region, drawing criticism from local leaders and advocacy groups who cite decades of neglect and unsuitable housing solutions.Security · 3d agoShin Bet Pushes Election Interference Probe Despite Police FindingsIsrael's Shin Bet security agency is pursuing its investigation into foreign election interference, presenting new evidence despite police findings of insufficient grounds for security offenses. A joint team, including police and the Shin Bet, is examining the additional material. The probe began after intelligence suggested foreign entities, possibly linked to Iran, Turkey, and Qatar, attempted to influence the 26th Knesset elections through funding and voter benefits. While police found no basis for security offenses, the Shin Bet believes the investigation is not complete.Security · 3d ago · also in 1 newsroomHamas Narrative on Gaza Floods Preceded Storm, Investigation ClaimsAn HonestReporting investigation claims Hamas shaped international media coverage of Gaza floods by releasing figures and narratives before the storm hit. Hamas's Gaza Winter Emergency Committee issued a statement on November 1, 2026, detailing needs and blaming Israeli restrictions. By November 7, after the first rains, the Hamas-run Government Media Office reported 70,000 tents flooded, a figure quickly adopted by major news outlets. The investigation contrasts this with Israel's extensive, largely unreported, winter aid efforts for Gaza.Security · 3d agoIran Strikes Maritime Navigation Systems on Omani Island Near Strait of HormuzIran has attacked maritime navigation systems on Oman's Didamar island near the Strait of Hormuz, according to sources. While Iran claims to have destroyed "enemy navigation systems," the damage and impact on shipping are unclear. The attacks, confirmed by smoke in video footage, are unlikely to significantly disrupt commercial traffic due to alternative systems. This incident occurs as Gulf oil exports recover with US military assistance.Security · 3d agoIran Demands Compensation for War Damage at COP31 Climate SummitIranian President Masoud Pezeshkian demanded compensation for environmental damage from US and Israeli strikes at the COP31 climate conference in Turkey. He argued that wartime destruction should be addressed within global climate commitments and compensation mechanisms. The call comes after a joint US-Israeli military campaign against Iran in February, which reportedly caused environmental damage, including oil leaks, and may have contributed to a slight decrease in global emissions.Security · 3d agoTrump Declares 'Total Victory' Over Iran, Cites 25 Years for Tehran to RebuildUS President Donald Trump vowed "total victory" over Iran during a Veterans Day ceremony, stating the conflict would end soon and that Tehran would need 25 years to recover from US strikes. He honored 18 US service members killed in the conflict and praised troops for preventing Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons. The president also showed support for Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, whose impeachment effort was blocked by the House the day before.Security · 3d agoIsrael Secures Apache Helicopter Deal Amid Funding ConcernsIsrael has agreed to purchase 12 AH-64E Apache attack helicopters from the U.S. to modernize its air force, despite domestic budget uncertainties. The deal, announced October 14, highlights concerns over potential reductions in U.S. military aid after 2026. These advanced helicopters are crucial for Israel's defense against regional threats and are expected to be delivered in the 2030s. The acquisition underscores the need for continued U.S.-Israeli defense cooperation.Security · 3d agoIran Vows No Enriched Uranium Will Leave; Threatens Retaliation Against USIranian Security Chief Mohsen Rezaei declared that Iran will not allow any enriched nuclear material to leave the country and threatened retaliation against U.S. bases for any new strikes. He stated Iran needs the material for nuclear-powered ships and submarines. This statement follows a shift in U.S. rhetoric and comes amid ongoing tensions and a recent nuclear proposal sent by Iran to the U.S.Security · 3d ago · also in 3 newsroomsFive Arrested in Alleged NIS 16 Million Crypto Fraud Scheme Using WhatsAppIsraeli police arrested five suspects on Tuesday for an alleged NIS 16 million cryptocurrency fraud scheme involving WhatsApp trades disguised as loans. The suspects are accused of operating an unreported crypto trading network and concealing fund origins. Authorities seized digital assets and cash, with the investigation expected to expand.Security · 3d ago · also in 5 newsroomsUS Charges Three Iran-Backed Operatives in Nearly 20 Attacks on European JewsThe U.S. Department of Justice has indicted three Iran-backed operatives, Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood al-Saadi, Mohsen Mohajeri, and Mohammad Ali al-Hassani, for their alleged roles in nearly 20 attacks targeting Jewish communities in Europe and a plot against a British air base. The charges stem from activities supporting designated terrorist organizations Kataib Hezbollah and Iran's IRGC. The indictment details attacks in Europe, particularly the UK, and a plot against RAF Fairford. FBI Director Kash Patel and Attorney General Todd Blanche vowed to dismantle such networks and prosecute those who threaten the U.S. and its allies.Security · 3d agoIsrael Leads UN's First Toolkit on Documenting Terror-Related Sexual ViolenceIsrael is leading the development of the UN's first toolkit to help first responders document sexual violence linked to terrorism. Developed with UNODC, Germany, Switzerland, and Nigeria, the guide is inspired by Israeli research and aims to aid evidence collection and survivor support. It is expected to be adopted by international organizations by early 2027, enhancing justice for victims.Security · 3d ago · also in 2 newsroomsGerman Envoy Joins UN Ambassadors at Auschwitz, Danon Warns of IranOver 20 UN ambassadors, including Germany's envoy for the first time, visited Auschwitz on November 11, 2026, with Israel's UN Ambassador Danny Danon. Danon warned against rising antisemitism and Iran's threats, linking Holocaust lessons to current dangers. The delegation also included Trinidad and Tobago's ambassador, a future Security Council member. The visit aimed to spur concrete action against hatred and incitement.Security · 3d ago · also in 9 newsroomsTeacher Arrested in Rosh Ha'ayin for Alleged Sex Offenses Against MinorPolice arrested a teacher in Rosh Ha'ayin on Tuesday on suspicion of committing sexual offenses against a student under 10. Separately, a man from Samaria was arrested Monday for allegedly exposing himself to women, including a minor. Both suspects were detained for further investigation following separate police probes initiated by complaints.Security · 3d agoEgypt and Libya Agree to Talks Over Turkey Maritime DealEgypt and Libya will hold talks concerning a 2019 maritime deal between Tripoli and Turkey, which Cairo believes infringes on its maritime borders. Egyptian Foreign Ministry spokesman Nader Zaki confirmed the agreement to discuss the deal, which has also drawn criticism from Greece, Cyprus, and Israel. The talks follow Egypt's reopening of its embassy in Tripoli and aim to address security concerns, particularly regarding potential impacts on Israel's energy infrastructure projects.Security · 3d ago · also in 2 newsroomsUS Envoy Compares Israel and Taiwan, Urges Joint Cyber DefenseUS Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee compared Israel and Taiwan during a cyber conference, citing shared democratic values and technological innovation. He urged increased cooperation between the US, Israel, and Taiwan to counter growing cyber threats to critical infrastructure. Taiwan's representative, Ya-Ping (Abby) Lee, agreed, emphasizing shared values over geography in the digital domain and the need for international collaboration.Security · 3d ago · also in 10 newsroomsAmbassador's Son Discharged to Rehab After Terror AttackNeria Leiter, son of Israel's Ambassador to the US Yechiel Leiter, was discharged from Shaare Zedek Medical Center to a rehabilitation facility on Wednesday. He was seriously wounded in a September car-ramming attack and remains unconscious but breathing on his own. His father had previously reported progress in his son's breathing.Security · 4d ago · also in 6 newsroomsIDF Dismantles Four Illegal West Bank Outposts Amidst Settler RiotsIsraeli security forces dismantled four illegal settler outposts in the West Bank over two days, encountering resistance including burning tires and rocks, which led to the arrest of three Israelis. In a separate incident near Burqa, a 14-year-old Palestinian boy was killed and two others wounded during an IDF operation. The UN has verified hundreds of fatalities on both sides since the start of 2025.Security · 4d ago · also in 2 newsroomsUS Treasury Secretary Moved to Military Base Amid Iranian ThreatsU.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has moved to a military base following threats against his life from Iran, according to The New York Times. Intelligence officials have warned of advanced lethal plots by Tehran against Americans, though the severity of threats to Bessent is not fully known. U.S. officials also believe Iran's capability for large-scale attacks in the U.S. is limited. Bessent has been leading U.S. economic pressure on Iran amid the ongoing U.S.-Israeli war.Security · 4d ago · also in 11 newsroomsIsraeli Civilian Detained by UNIFIL After Illegally Crossing Into LebanonAn Israeli civilian was detained by UNIFIL forces on Tuesday after illegally crossing the Blue Line into Lebanon near Rosh HaNikra. The individual, who climbed over a UN post's gate, was returned to Israel and is being questioned by police. The IDF is investigating, with initial indications suggesting the person was mentally unstable. Separately, UNIFIL reported that its patrol was fired upon in southern Lebanon, with UN forces returning fire. UNIFIL has requested Lebanon investigate the shooting.Security · 4d agoEuropean Leaders Mark Kristallnacht Amid Rising AntisemitismEuropean leaders marked Kristallnacht with pledges against antisemitism, but Jewish communities in Germany, the Netherlands, and Norway face ongoing threats. Prime Ministers in the Netherlands and Norway urged Jews to stay while their governments enacted policies concerning Israel, which critics argue may increase hostility. Germany, while also experiencing high antisemitism rates, maintains a different stance on Israel. The article questions whether these leaders' actions adequately protect Jewish citizens despite their condemnations of hatred.Security · 4d agoIsrael to Oppose French Plan for European Force Replacing UNIFILIsrael is expected to oppose a French plan to establish a new European military force in southern Lebanon to replace the UN Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL), whose mandate expires December 31, 2026. The proposal by French President Emmanuel Macron faces reluctance from Italy and scrutiny from the US, which is exploring civilian alternatives. Israel's opposition stems from concerns about effectiveness and security guarantees against Hezbollah, particularly as domestic unrest grows in France.Security · 4d ago · also in 6 newsroomsIran Displays Underground Missile City, Warns of Regional RetaliationIran has revealed a new underground "missile city" containing ballistic and cruise missiles, according to the IRGC. The facility, toured by Maj.-Gen. Ali Abdollahi and Brig.-Gen. Seyed Majid Mousavi, showcases advanced missile technology. IRGC officials warned that any renewed attacks on Iran would trigger a response extending beyond the Middle East. This unveiling highlights Iran's efforts to demonstrate its preserved missile capabilities despite international strikes.Security · 4d agoSocial Media Hacks Could Cost Millions, Cybersecurity CEO WarnsNaveh Ben Dor, CEO of Israeli cybersecurity firm Spikerz, warned at Tel Aviv University's Cyber Week that social media hacks can cost millions and trigger market crashes. He highlighted that corporate social media accounts are often unprotected vulnerabilities, citing examples like the Associated Press hack and a recent cryptocurrency scam. Ben Dor also pointed to AI agents and former employees as emerging threats, with one company losing $2.2 million due to an AI mismanaging an ad campaign.Security · 4d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsrael Fortifies Eastern Border With Jordan With Wall and Civilian PresenceIsrael's Defense Ministry is launching a major initiative to fortify its eastern border with Jordan, including a 500-kilometer barrier costing NIS 5.5 billion. The plan, informed by recent attacks, also promotes civilian settlement and infrastructure development, aiming to double the region's population within a decade. The initiative includes upgrading Route 90 and fostering economic growth through AI data centers and renewable energy.Security · 4d agoCyber Experts Urge 15-Minute AI Threat Detection Amid Escalating AttacksCybersecurity experts at Tel Aviv's Cyber Week warned that AI-driven cyberattacks require threat detection within 15 minutes to prevent severe damage. Trellix CTO Mo Cashman outlined a compressed four-stage response timeline, while AISLE CISO Jaya Baloo noted AI exacerbates the attacker-defender imbalance. CrowdStrike's Daniel Bernard urged continued AI development, contrasting with calls for a slowdown. The IDF is using AI to analyze wartime data for future strategies, with human soldiers retaining final decision-making power.Security · 4d agoAI Accelerates Global Cybersecurity Crisis, Check Point CTO WarnsCheck Point CTO Jonathan Zanger warned at Tel Aviv University's Cyber Week that outdated software and AI-powered cyberattacks are accelerating a global cybersecurity crisis. Vulnerabilities like PHP-to-shell affect 70% of websites, allowing full system takeover, while AI drastically shortens the exploitation window to days. Zanger emphasized a shift towards attack prevention and highlighted human error, exacerbated by social engineering tactics, as a persistent major vulnerability requiring enhanced employee training.Security · 4d agoIran's Cyber Threat Supercharged by AI, Warns Dream CEODream CEO Shalev Hulio warns that artificial intelligence is significantly enhancing Iran's cyber capabilities, enabling more sophisticated and accessible attacks using advanced AI models, particularly from China. AI is being used throughout the cyberattack lifecycle, from finding vulnerabilities to autonomous network movement, democratizing advanced cyber warfare. Hulio also emphasized the need for national sovereignty in AI development and highlighted Israel's potential to lead in specialized AI domains. He predicted that the convergence of AI and quantum computing will drive future technological advancements and global power.Security · 4d ago · also in 7 newsroomsSharks Return to Hadera Coast; Authorities Warn SwimmersDozens of sharks have returned to the waters off Hadera, Israel, prompting the Israel Nature and Parks Authority to warn swimmers and divers away. The sharks gather annually near the city's power plant due to warm water discharge, but are also seen elsewhere along the coast. The INPA cited risks from currents, fishing gear, and unpredictable shark behavior, recalling a fatal encounter in April 2025. Sharks are protected in Israel, and harming them is illegal.Security · 4d agoGaza Winter Floods Highlight Ongoing Hamas Control Amid Stalled Peace PlansSevere winter flooding in Gaza has exacerbated the plight of displaced civilians living in tents, according to the Board of Peace. Hamas continues to control approximately 2 million people in the enclave, despite Israeli forces expanding their control to about 70% of Gaza. A US-backed peace plan from October 2025, which included an international force, has stalled due to Israeli elections and the Iran war. The Board of Peace is urging Israel to allow more aid and Hamas to disarm, warning that current efforts are insufficient.Security · 4d agoUS-Iran Agreement More Likely Now Than Two Months Ago, Expert SaysAn expert believes the chance of a US-Iran agreement is higher now than two months ago, citing political and economic pressures on both sides. Sima Shine noted that President Trump's acknowledgment of election losses linked to the Iran war and Iran's own economic struggles, including fuel shortages exacerbated by winter, push for resolution. However, Iran's insistence on uranium enrichment remains a key obstacle, despite Trump's opposition. Shine anticipates a potential agreement, though not necessarily an optimal one, and believes Trump's decision will shape future events, possibly preventing Israeli military action.Security · 4d agoIsrael to Expand Use of Iron Beam Laser Defense System by Year's EndIsrael is set to expand the use of its Iron Beam laser defense system in warfare by the end of 2026, aiming for greater integration. The system, operational since late 2025, can neutralize various aerial threats at a low cost. While its role in the 2026 Iran war was limited due to insufficient batteries, Israel is increasing production and developing new anti-drone technologies to counter threats from Hezbollah and Iran.Security · 4d agoNetanyahu Warns of Pressure to Accept Nuclear Iran, Calls for Unity GovernmentPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that Iran is pursuing nuclear weapons and that Israel will soon face international pressure to accept a nuclear Iran. He stated that the only way to permanently remove this existential threat is through the downfall of the Ayatollah regime. Netanyahu called for the formation of a national unity government to confront these challenges and potential demands to retreat from security achievements.Security · 4d agoItaly Criticizes EU's Lack of Red Sea Security CommitmentsItaly's defense minister, Guido Crosetto, criticized European Union nations for failing to commit to strengthening Red Sea security and bolster the bloc's naval mission. Despite calls from Italy and EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas, member states have not taken concrete steps, with discussions on increased contributions proving inconclusive. The lack of commitment comes as Houthi attacks disrupt vital shipping routes, impacting global trade and contributing to inflation.Security · 4d agoChina's Envoy Denies Iran Missile Aid Claims as 'Baseless'China's Ambassador to Israel, Xiao Junzheng, called allegations of Chinese military aid to Iran "baseless" during a conference in Tel Aviv. Former Israeli security officials, including Yaakov Amidror, claimed China helped Iran rebuild missile capabilities after Israeli strikes. Ambassador Xiao stated China adheres to international law and its export controls. Former Mossad director Efraim Halevy also alleged historical Chinese support for Iran's nuclear program, though the ambassador denied current military assistance.Security · 4d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsrael Road Safety Authority Seeks to Shut Down Wolt Over Courier ViolationsIsrael's National Road Safety Authority (NRSA) has filed a police complaint against delivery company Wolt and its CEO, Tomer Cohen, alleging ongoing traffic violations by couriers and demanding enforcement measures, potentially including suspension of operations. The NRSA claims Wolt failed to appoint a required traffic safety officer, a charge Wolt disputes by classifying its couriers as independent contractors. This action follows years of warnings about courier-related accidents, and Wolt has accused the NRSA of a publicity stunt.Security · 4d ago · also in 2 newsroomsUNICEF Warns of Gaza Flooding and Disease After Israel Blocks RepairsUNICEF reported that Israel has blocked repairs to a sewage-contaminated stormwater basin in Gaza City, raising fears of flooding and disease. The UN agency stated that COGAT denied a $3 million repair plan, citing security concerns. Heavy rains have already caused flooding in displacement camps, leading to deaths, and the WHO warned of significant disease risks due to poor sanitation.Security · 4d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsraeli Envoy Accuses NYT of 'Blood Libel' Over Gaza CoverageIsraeli Ambassador to the US Yechiel Leiter accused The New York Times of spreading a "blood libel" through its Gaza coverage, warning it could incite violence against Jews. Leiter described a meeting with NYT editors where they allegedly accused Israel of genocide and starvation. He compared the accusations to historical antisemitic libels and stated the current conflict is about Israel's existence, urging emissaries to combat antisemitism.Security · 4d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsraeli Firm Mer Group Secures €46 Million in West African Intelligence ContractsIsraeli company Mer Group has secured approximately €46 million in intelligence and cybersecurity contracts with a West African government through its subsidiary Athena Security Implementations. The projects, expected to last 24 months, aim to modernize systems and protect national infrastructure against AI-driven threats. CEO Omer Lavie stated the company provides integrated solutions based on Israeli experience, including doctrine and training, to help nations combat evolving terrorist tactics. The contracts highlight the growing significance of West Africa in global counterterrorism efforts.Security · 4d ago · also in 4 newsroomsIsrael and Morocco Bolster Defense Ties During Director-General's VisitDefense Ministry Director-General Amir Baram visited Rabat this week to deepen defense cooperation with Morocco, a key ally. The visit follows the 2020 renewal of ties and the 2021 defense MOU, with security cooperation growing significantly. Israel is also aiding Morocco's defense industry development, and Baram will inaugurate Israel's first permanent defense attaché office in Rabat.Security · 4d agoIDF Prepares for Iran Escalation Amid US Diplomacy and Limited StrikesThe IDF is preparing for two potential escalation scenarios with Iran, involving a major US offensive or an Iranian surprise attack, while the US pursues diplomacy. IDF Chief of Staff Lt.-Gen. Eyal Zamir has reviewed operational plans amid ongoing US strikes against Iranian targets near the Strait of Hormuz and Iranian retaliation. Israeli officials believe President Trump prefers diplomacy but that Iran sees this as weakness, expecting prolonged negotiations. Discussions about a potential preemptive Israeli strike were raised and dismissed.Security · 4d agoPalestinian Teen Killed, Two Wounded by IDF Fire Near NablusA 14-year-old Palestinian boy was killed and two others were wounded by IDF fire near Nablus on Tuesday morning, according to Palestinian reports. The IDF stated soldiers fired after identifying suspects allegedly preparing to throw stones. In a separate operation on Monday, 10 suspected Palestinian Islamic Jihad terrorists were arrested in the West Bank village of Arrabe.Security · 5d agoGerman Chancellor Merz Declares Rise in Antisemitism a Historic TestGerman Chancellor Friedrich Merz declared that Germany faces a historic test due to a rise in antisemitism, speaking at a Munich synagogue on the anniversary of Kristallnacht. He pledged his government's commitment to protecting Jewish life and combating the "omnipresent" antisemitism, which has seen a dramatic increase since 2023. The chancellor linked this to Germany's historical responsibility and support for Israel, while acknowledging the insecurity felt by Jews in the country.Security · 5d agoPalestinians and Settlers Exchange Arson Attacks in West BankPalestinians and Jewish settlers carried out retaliatory arson attacks in the West Bank on Monday, with each side targeting vehicles and property. The incidents began with Palestinians setting fire to an Israeli vehicle, followed by Jewish settlers retaliating against Palestinian property. The IDF imposed a curfew and conducted a separate operation to prevent stone-throwing. No arrests have been reported for the arson attacks.Security · 5d ago · also in 4 newsroomsPhiladelphia Jewish Leaders Hail Success of Counter-Protest Against Business BoycottHundreds of counter-protesters and patrons successfully thwarted a "boycott bike ride" targeting Jewish-owned businesses in Philadelphia on November 8, 2026. The event, organized by Philly Bike On Your Left, was met with overwhelming support for the businesses, which sold out of inventory. Jewish leaders, including Michael Balaban of the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia, hailed the outcome as a victory against antisemitism. Despite condemnation from local officials like District Attorney Larry Krasner, the organizers announced plans for a future protest.Security · 5d agoTrump Declares Military Action Against Iran Unnecessary, Cites Tehran's TalksUS President Donald Trump announced that further military action against Iran is not necessary at this time, citing ongoing "polite" talks with Tehran and significant degradation of Iran's military. He stated that the primary goal of preventing Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons has been achieved. Trump also criticized Representative Thomas Massie, defended Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, and expressed confidence in Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang amidst intelligence allegations. The briefing also included a humorous exchange about a potential press secretary role for UFC president Dana White.Security · 5d agoIsraeli Ambassador Condemns Erasure of October 7 Memorial Mural in MilanIsrael's ambassador to Italy, Jonathan Peled, condemned the erasure of a mural in Milan commemorating the October 7 Hamas attack, calling it a serious act of antisemitism. The mural, by artist aleXsandro Palombo, depicted the abduction of Noa Argamani and Avinatan Or and was painted over just weeks after its creation. This incident is the latest in a series of vandalism attacks on Palombo's artworks related to the October 7 massacre and the Holocaust.Security · 5d agoBoard of Peace Urges Israel to Allow Winter Aid After Flooding