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Security · 9h agoMan Arrested in Holon for Car Arson Damaging Multiple VehiclesPolice in Holon, Israel, arrested a 32-year-old man on November 14, 2026, for allegedly setting fire to a car. The fire spread, damaging several other vehicles parked on A-Knesset Street. Investigators are working to determine the suspect's motives and the full extent of the damage.Security · 10h ago · also in 13 newsroomsHerzog Calls Crime Victim Toll 'Unthinkable' After Kafr Mand'a TragedyPresident Yitzhak Herzog of Israel offered condolences for Lina Kasem, killed in a Kafr Mand'a grenade attack that injured three others. He called the year's 200 crime victims in the Arab sector "unthinkable" and demanded decisive government action against criminal groups and illegal weapons. Herzog stressed that citizen safety is the state's primary obligation.Security · 11h agoIDF Thwarts Major Hamas Attack Plot by Eliminating Khan Younis CommanderThe IDF and Shin Bet eliminated Hamas commander Muhammad Abu Ismail in Khan Younis, thwarting a major planned attack. This operation, the fourth elimination of a senior Hamas commander recently, occurred at Nasser Hospital. Hamas was reportedly planning a "winter campaign" and seeking to launch attacks before the holiday season reduces international focus on Gaza.Security · 11h agoGaza Aid Includes Chocolate and Shrimp via Kerem Shalom CrossingJournalists from Israel's Channel 14 documented luxury items like chocolate and shrimp alongside essential supplies being sent to Gaza through the Kerem Shalom crossing. Israel also reported delivering tens of thousands of tents and thousands of trucks with winter supplies to the Gaza Strip. The origin and distribution of the luxury goods remain unclear, and their arrival does not confirm they reach needy residents.Security · 11h ago · also in 19 newsroomsGrenade Attack on Northern Israel Restaurant Kills One, Injures ThreeOne woman was killed and three others injured when unknown assailants threw a fragmentation grenade at a restaurant in Kafr Mand, northern Israel, on Saturday, November 14th. Police have arrested three suspects and are searching for others involved in the attack, which is believed to be related to a criminal conflict or blood feud. The injured were taken to local hospitals, and the deceased was pronounced dead after resuscitation efforts failed.Security · 1d agoIsraeli Expert Suggests Israel May Strike Iran IndependentlyIsraeli expert Yoni Ben-Menachem believes Israel may need to act alone against Iran's nuclear and missile programs due to U.S. indecision. Internal disagreements in the Trump administration are delaying a clear strategy, while Iran is reportedly advancing its nuclear development and missile production. Ben-Menachem cited Israeli intelligence indicating Iran produces 50 ballistic missiles monthly, with an arsenal of 1,700. He stressed that Israel must act to delay these processes, regardless of its own internal politics.Security · 1d ago · also in 14 newsroomsIsraeli Police Arrest Bat Yam Resident Suspected of Murder in BulgariaIsraeli police arrested a 32-year-old Bat Yam resident on an international warrant for allegedly murdering an Israeli citizen in Bulgaria on October 14. The investigation involved cooperation between Israeli and Bulgarian authorities. The suspect will be extradited to Bulgaria for trial.Security · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomUS 5th Fleet Commander Visits Israel for Naval Cooperation TalksU.S. 5th Fleet Commander Vice Admiral Kurt Renshaw visited Israel and met with Israeli Navy Commander Vice Admiral Eyal Harell. They discussed naval operations, regional security, and technological cooperation. The U.S. 5th Fleet is based in Bahrain and has been involved in operations against Iran.Security · 1d agoIDF Releases Footage Showing Humanitarian Aid Flowing into GazaThe Israeli military released footage from the Kerem Shalom border crossing to show the volume of humanitarian aid entering Gaza. The videos were prepared by Captain Ala, an Arabic-speaking IDF spokesperson, during a visit to the crossing. This release occurs as Hamas calls for protests over Gaza's humanitarian situation. Specific figures on aid quantities were not disclosed.Security · 1d ago · also in 13 newsroomsIsraeli Police Deploy Special Forces and Snipers in Rahat Amid Crime CrackdownIsraeli police have deployed special forces and snipers to the southern city of Rahat to combat armed crime and shootings. The operation was ordered by the Southern District Commander and aims to identify and neutralize armed criminals. This action follows the circulation of a photograph on social media and has already led to the seizure of significant amounts of weaponry.Security · 1d ago · also in 9 newsroomsIsraeli Man Charged with Triple Murder and ArsonIsrael's State Prosecutor's Office indicted 27-year-old Omri Abu-Samak from Jat for the September 2026 triple murder of three residents of Jaljuliya. He and three accomplices allegedly lured the victims to an agricultural area, shot them, and burned their bodies in a car. Abu-Samak also faces charges for illegal weapons possession, arson, and obstruction of justice, with the other suspects having fled the country.Security · 1d ago · also in 3 newsroomsFriday the 13th Accidents Leave One Dead, Three Injured in IsraelOne motorcyclist died and three other people were injured in separate accidents across Israel on Friday, November 13. The fatal crash occurred on Highway 471 near Petah Tikva early Friday morning. Other incidents included a fall near Ashkelon, a workplace injury in Ashdod, and a cyclist accident in Neve Yam, with all injured individuals reported in moderate to serious condition.Security · 1d agoRomania to Co-Produce SkyCeptor Interceptor Missiles with Israel and USRomania has restarted talks with Israel's Rafael and America's Raytheon to jointly produce SkyCeptor interceptor missiles, based on Israel's David's Sling system. The missiles, costing about $1 million each, are intended for Patriot complexes and are significantly cheaper than US alternatives. Ploiești will host the production, with Romania planning to supply NATO allies.Security · 1d ago · also in 9 newsroomsPalestinian Detained in Jordan Valley With Military Gear and Secret MapPolice in the Jordan Valley's Jiftlik area detained a Palestinian man, around 20 years old, who was wearing military boots. A search of his home revealed an airsoft pistol, knives, military equipment, and a secret map of the Gaza Strip area. The suspect was arrested for further investigation as authorities probe the origins of the items and his potential connections to illegal activities.Security · 1d ago · also in 8 newsroomsIsraeli Man to Be Charged With Praising Hamas LeadersAn Israeli man from Yafia will be charged with incitement to terrorism and praising Hamas leaders, including Yahya Sinwar and Ahmed Yassin. Police stated he posted support for Sinwar and Hamas on social media. Arrested in late October, the suspect faces charges for calls to terrorism and racism, with prosecutors seeking his continued detention.Security · 1d ago · also in 11 newsroomsIran's IRGC Claims Strike on US Radar in BahrainIran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) claimed to have struck a U.S. early warning radar in Bahrain. The IRGC stated the attack was retaliation for an Iranian airstrike on a telecommunications tower. This is the first such claim by Tehran against a U.S. military site in Bahrain since early September. The U.S. and Bahrain have not yet commented on the IRGC's statement.Security · 2d ago · also in 8 newsroomsIDF Strikes Hezbollah Command Center in Gaza HospitalThe Israel Defense Forces (IDF) struck a Hezbollah command center on the second floor of Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, Gaza. The IDF stated the area was used for military operations and holding hostages, not accessible to civilians. Muhammad Abu Ismail, a Hezbollah commander responsible for holding hostages, was targeted in the strike. The IDF had previously warned Hezbollah to cease military activity at the hospital.Security · 2d ago · also in 1 newsroomIranian Commanders Threaten Assassination of Trump and NetanyahuSenior Iranian military officials have threatened to assassinate U.S. President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The threats followed a directive from Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei to remove geographical restrictions on strike targets. Deputy Chief of Staff Kiumars Heidari explicitly stated the resolve to kill the leaders, while other commanders warned of global retaliation and targeting of U.S. bases in Europe. These statements come amid ongoing tensions and Iran's stated intention to achieve military deterrence.Security · 2d agoHaifa Cable Car Stops Due to Power Outage, Passengers RescuedThe cable car in Haifa stopped on November 12 due to a power failure, trapping passengers in cabins. Emergency services, including firefighters and paramedics, responded to the scene. After a two-hour operation, all passengers were safely evacuated without any injuries.Security · 2d agoIsrael's Defense Minister Affirms Unity on Iran PolicyDefense Minister Israel Katz met with IDF leadership to affirm a unified stance with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on the Iran issue. Katz stressed close cooperation between political and military echelons for national security. Meanwhile, Gadi Eisenkot warned Netanyahu against unnecessary military action, and Avigdor Lieberman cautioned the cabinet on war decisions.Security · 2d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsrael's Environmental Protection Ministry Halts Repairs at Bazan Group's Gadiv Plant Over Benzene LevelsIsrael's Ministry of Environmental Protection has forbidden repair work at the Bazan Group's Gadiv plant in Haifa Bay due to elevated benzene levels. The ministry rejected the plant's request to resume work, citing previous violations that led to school closures. The plant must implement stricter emission controls, and Minister Idit Silman stated resident health is the top priority.Security · 2d agoIDF Dismantles Illegal Settlements in Atara and Wadi al-Rahima AreasThe Israel Defense Forces (IDF) dismantled illegal settlement outposts in the Atara and Wadi al-Rahima areas on November 12, facing resistance from individuals who barricaded themselves and attempted to disrupt the operation. Security forces used crowd dispersal measures, and the operation concluded without casualties. The IDF stated the outposts were sites of frequent lawlessness and violence. Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir has also formed ten commissions to review the war's progress.Security · 2d ago · also in 4 newsroomsAshkelon Court Extends Detention of Three Kindergarten Staffers Accused of AbuseA court in Ashkelon extended the detention of three private kindergarten employees until November 16, as they are suspected of abusing young children. Two other suspects were released under restrictive conditions. The ongoing police investigation concerns alleged abuse at two preschools in Ashkelon involving children aged one to three.Security · 2d ago · also in 4 newsroomsEric Trump-Backed Firm in Talks to Supply Robots to Israeli MilitaryAn American startup, Foundation Future Industries, supported by Eric Trump, is negotiating with the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) to supply humanoid robots. These robots are intended for use in underground tunnels and combat operations, aiming to reduce risks to soldiers. The Financial Times reported on the ongoing discussions, which could lead to a significant real-world application of such technology.Security · 2d ago · also in 3 newsroomsIsrael Delivers First Sentence for Violating Anti-Gang RestrictionsThe Hadera Magistrate's Court has issued Israel's first sentence for violating anti-organized crime restrictions, sentencing Baha Jabber to 21 months in prison. Jabber was found guilty of three violations, including driving and contacting prohibited individuals. The sentence includes a suspended term and a fine, establishing a legal precedent for a new law aimed at preventing serious crime. The judge stressed the importance of these restrictions for public safety.Security · 2d ago · also in 3 newsroomsIsraeli Military Chief Launches 10+ Commissions to Analyze War ConductChief of Staff Eyal Zamir has established over ten expert commissions, led by major generals, to analyze the IDF's war conduct over the last three years. The commissions will focus on operational effectiveness, not pre-war events, and are due to report in three to four months. Their review will cover firepower use, ground forces, urban and tunnel warfare, special forces, and ethical conduct. This review occurs amid budget and foreign aid uncertainties.Security · 2d ago · also in 4 newsroomsIsrael's Health Ministry Lifts Sea Swimming Restrictions After Water Quality TestsIsrael's Ministry of Health has removed swimming bans at several beaches in Tel Aviv, Herzliya, and Ashdod after water quality tests confirmed safety standards have been met. The ministry reminded the public to swim only at designated beaches with lifeguard services. The restrictions were lifted following laboratory analyses of seawater.Security · 2d agoIDF Logistics and Medical Officers Join Combat Brigades After TrainingOver 110 IDF cadets from the Directorate of Technology and Logistics received officer commissions after completing their training. The joint graduation ceremony, the first in nine years, was led by Major General Rami Abudraham. The new officers will serve in all IDF combat brigades, ensuring logistical and medical support for operational missions.Security · 2d ago · also in 3 newsroomsIsraeli Security Forces Demolish Homes in Benjamin SettlementIsraeli security forces demolished three homes and agricultural structures in the Kfar Tarfon settlement in the Benjamin region early on November 12, 2026. The operation also included the confiscation of two vehicles and farming equipment. Residents claim the demolitions were in response to a Supreme Court petition by Arab claimants regarding a nearby archaeological site. Settlers allege the claimants damaged the site and built illegal structures, while their own presence protected the ruins.Security · 2d ago · also in 10 newsroomsSon of Israeli Ambassador to US Remains Unconscious After Hospital DischargeNeriah Leiter, son of Israel's Ambassador to the US, remains unconscious after being critically injured by a vehicle over a month ago. His mother stated he has been discharged from the hospital but has not regained consciousness. The family is focusing on maintaining normalcy for their children and providing support during this challenging time.Security · 2d ago · also in 9 newsroomsPolice Uncover Triple Murder of Relatives in JattIsraeli police have solved the murder of three relatives from Jaljulia, whose bodies were found in a burned car two months ago. A suspect arrested last month is facing formal charges, with police also identifying three other accomplices. The crime is linked to a conflict between criminal groups and involved luring the victims into a trap before shooting them and burning their car.Security · 2d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsraeli Military Bases Reportedly Ordered Wi-Fi Modules Removed From Air Conditioners Amid Iran Hacking FearsIsraeli military bases may have been ordered to remove Wi-Fi modules from air conditioners due to fears of Iranian hacking, according to a report on the Facebook news feed Matzaytzim. The alleged order stems from concerns that hackers could use the systems for intelligence gathering. While Israeli media picked up the story, there has been no official confirmation of the cyberattack or the directive. Unverified images claiming to show Iranian hacking capabilities have also emerged.Security · 2d agoIsrael Police and Football Clubs Unite to Enhance Fan SafetyIsrael Police and football clubs have agreed to enhance fan safety at stadiums by implementing new security technologies and improving coordination. Inspector General Danni Levi and Football Association Chairman Shino Zuaretz met with other officials to discuss combating violence and aggression. The collaboration aims to ensure a safe and positive environment for spectators at all matches throughout the season.Security · 2d ago · also in 5 newsroomsIsraeli Police Seize Stolen IDF Equipment, Cash in Northern Israel RaidIsraeli police arrested a lawyer and three relatives in northern Israel after finding stolen IDF equipment, over 380,000 shekels, and illegally modified vehicles during a raid. The suspects are believed to be involved in money laundering and illegal modifications. The operation is part of a larger crackdown on violent crime in the region.Security · 2d ago · also in 9 newsroomsElbit Systems Secures $260 Million NATO Contract for PULS Rocket SystemsIsraeli defense company Elbit Systems signed a five-year, $260 million contract to supply PULS rocket launcher systems and ammunition to an unnamed NATO country. The deal aims to bolster defense ties between Israel and Europe. The versatile PULS system can be integrated with various military vehicles, offering cost savings for maintenance and training.Security · 2d agoIsrael, Cyprus, Greece Conduct Joint Mediterranean Oil Spill DrillsIsrael, Cyprus, and Greece conducted their first joint maritime exercise on November 11 in Cypriot waters to test responses to a major oil spill. The drill involved naval vessels, aircraft, and a joint command center to practice coordinated actions. The exercise, supported by EMSA, aims to enhance regional cooperation in environmental protection and is part of Israel's national preparedness plan. Officials highlighted the importance of cross-border coordination for safeguarding shared marine environments.Security · 2d ago · also in 14 newsroomsIDF Strikes Hamas Commander in Khan Younis Hospital ComplexThe IDF and Shin Bet carried out a targeted overnight strike in Khan Younis, Gaza, eliminating Hamas commander Muhammad Abu Ismail and other militants who were using the Nasser Hospital complex as a base. Abu Ismail was reportedly responsible for coordinating attacks and holding Israeli hostages. Israeli forces stated that the operation aimed to neutralize a direct security threat, with measures taken to minimize civilian risk.Security · 2d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsraeli Police Seize Covert Surveillance Gear in Kaabia VillageIsraeli police discovered and removed a hidden surveillance network in Kaabia village, used by criminals to monitor police and rivals. The operation, announced by the Israeli police, involved dismantling cameras concealed in public areas. The police stated they will continue to fight illegal surveillance infrastructure across the country.Security · 2d ago · also in 20 newsroomsIsraeli Air Force Strikes Hamas Commanders at Gaza Medical CenterThe Israeli Air Force and Shin Bet conducted a nighttime airstrike on the Nasser medical center in Khan Younis, Gaza, on November 12th. The operation targeted a senior Hamas commander and militants allegedly using the facility to plan attacks. Israeli forces used precision weapons to neutralize the threat based on intelligence about terrorist activity within the civilian infrastructure.Security · 2d agoIsrael and Arab Nations Form Coalition to Counter IranIsrael and several Arab nations are forming a joint regional defense system to counter Iran, with U.S. support. The coalition is holding direct security talks and has presented demands to the White House. Military staffs are also preparing operational plans for potential crises, including Iranian missile attacks and incursions into Kuwait.Security · 3d ago · also in 5 newsroomsIDF Chief of Staff Urges Readiness for All-Front SurprisesIDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir visited the border with Jordan and stressed the army's need for readiness against unexpected threats on all fronts. He inspected the new 96th Regional Division "Gilad," responsible for the border area. Zamir called the Jordan Valley Israel's "eastern defensive wall" and stated the division's creation stems from lessons learned after the October 7th attack.Security · 3d ago · also in 7 newsroomsUltra-Orthodox Protestors Block Jerusalem Tram and HighwayUltra-Orthodox protesters from the "Edah HaChareidis" community blocked the Jerusalem light rail and Highway 38 near Beit Shemesh on Wednesday, November 11. The demonstrations were in response to the arrest of three draft dodgers. Police were deployed to clear the protests and restore traffic. The arrested individuals were held in military prison.Security · 3d ago · also in 1 newsroomIran Threatens US Bases in Europe Over Potential Attacksmilitary bases in Europe if they are used for attacks against the Islamic Republic. He indicated that targets would extend beyond immediate proximity in case of a new U.S. attack. Rezaei also denied ongoing negotiations with Washington about Iran's nuclear program and outlined conditions for reopening the Strait of Hormuz, including sanctions relief and Israeli troop withdrawal from Lebanon.Security · 3d agoSettlers Attack Olive Harvesters, Injuring Palestinian WomanIsraeli settlers attacked Palestinian olive harvesters in the West Bank, injuring a 42-year-old woman with a head wound. The incident took place in the Deir Istiya area during the family's olive harvest. The Palestinian news agency WAFA reported the attack, which involved settlers throwing stones. Details on arrests or official responses are not yet available.Security · 3d ago · also in 8 newsroomsGroom Arrested in Israel for Abusing Camel at WeddingIsraeli police arrested four Hebron residents, including a groom, for allegedly abusing a young camel at a wedding. The suspects are accused of forcing alcoholic drinks on the animal and beating it. The incident was recorded on video and shared on social media, prompting a police investigation. All four individuals have been detained for questioning as authorities investigate the suspected animal cruelty.Security · 3d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsraeli Man Confesses to Wife's Murder Over JealousyIn Tirah, Israel, a 53-year-old man confessed to murdering his wife, Nur Mansour Kassem, a teacher, on Saturday, November 7th, citing jealousy as the motive. He allegedly stabbed her multiple times after an argument and then attempted suicide. The incident is the 26th femicide in Israel this year, with a report noting 241 children have been orphaned by similar crimes since 2020.Security · 3d ago · also in 7 newsroomsRamon Airport Resumes Operations After Magnitude 4.5 EarthquakeA magnitude 4.5 earthquake in the Gulf of Eilat on Wednesday, November 11, caused minor damage at Ramon Airport and a temporary halt to flights. The tremor was felt in Eilat, prompting an alert system activation and airport evacuation. Flights resumed after safety inspections, and no casualties were reported. The Home Front Command is advancing a national plan for earthquake preparedness, with 2027 designated for heightened readiness.Security · 3d ago · also in 4 newsroomsIsraeli Police Find No Evidence of Foreign Election InterferenceIsraeli police have concluded an investigation into alleged foreign interference in elections, finding no evidence to warrant questioning politicians. The probe, based on Shin Bet materials, uncovered no signs of voter bribery or significant foreign influence, suggesting only minor campaign finance violations at most. While the Shin Bet alleged cash transfers from the Palestinian Authority to MK Ayman Odeh, police found the evidence insufficient. The findings will be reviewed by the prosecution and the government's legal advisor before a final decision is made.Security · 3d agoEarthquake Shakes Israel; Home Front Command InvestigatesAn earthquake occurred in Israel on November 11, 2026, with tremors felt in multiple regions including the south and Eilat. The Home Front Command confirmed the event and is assessing potential damage and casualties, none of which have been reported so far. Residents are advised to follow emergency guidelines.Security · 3d ago · also in 10 newsroomsRafael Unveils New Super Ice Long-Range Cruise MissileIsraeli defense firm Rafael has introduced its new Super Ice long-range cruise missile, featuring a 1,000-pound warhead and compatibility with Mark 83 bombs. The missile can be launched from aircraft, ships, and ground platforms, offering autonomous navigation and precision strikes. Rafael's earlier missiles had smaller warheads and shorter ranges.Security · 3d ago · also in 1 newsroomPro-Palestinian Mob Throws Objects at Joe Biden's Motorcade in IrelandFormer US President Joe Biden's motorcade was targeted by objects thrown by pro-Palestinian protesters outside Trinity College in Dublin, Ireland. The incident occurred during a private visit for his son Hunter Biden's award ceremony. Police arrested two individuals at the scene, while security shielded Biden. The protest reflects ongoing criticism of US support for Israel during the conflict with Hamas.Security · 4d ago · also in 1 newsroomHaifa Area Eucalyptus Grove Cleared to Prevent FiresIn Kiryat Haim, near Haifa, a eucalyptus grove is undergoing extensive fire prevention work by the Krayot Fire and Rescue Station and the Haifa Municipality. The clearing, which began November 3, aims to prevent fires like one in 2025 that was difficult to access. Efforts include pruning trees, removing debris, and clearing access roads for emergency vehicles.Security · 4d agoIsraeli Police Doubt Shin Bet Claims of Election InterferenceIsraeli police have found no strong evidence of state security crimes related to alleged foreign interference in the Knesset elections, differing from initial Shin Bet assessments. Investigators are considering closing or reducing the probe, pending a decision by Legal Advisor Gali Baharav-Miara. The investigation stemmed from suspicions of foreign funding influencing the vote, but evidence for charges remains insufficient. Police also see no grounds to question Arab party representatives, and election officials believe any confirmed interference would not affect overall results.Security · 4d ago · also in 6 newsroomsIsraeli Forces Dismantle Four Illegal Outposts in Samaria, Detain ThreeIsraeli forces dismantled four illegal outposts in Samaria over two days, citing their use for illegal activities and attacks. During the operation, three Israeli individuals were arrested after clashing with security forces, throwing stones, and blocking roads with burning tires. Two security vehicles were damaged in the confrontations near the settlement of Burqa. The IDF stated the outposts were dismantled due to repeated law violations.Security · 4d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsraeli Air Force Conducts Large-Scale Drills Over Northern BorderOn November 9th, the Israeli Air Force conducted large-scale drills over Nahariya and Western Galilee, involving dozens of fighter jets. The exercises, which included the 91st Division and Northern Command, focused on defending the northern border and assessing readiness for invasion scenarios, incorporating lessons from the October 7th attack. Pilots practiced independent assessment of simulated enemy incursions.Security · 4d ago · also in 2 newsroomsSyria May Join Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Pakistan Defense PactSyria is reportedly preparing to send 600 special forces to Saudi Arabia for potential action against Houthis in Yemen and is considering joining a defense pact with Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan. This move raises concerns for Israel, although Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa denies seeking conflict. The pact involves mutual military support among its members.Security · 4d ago · also in 3 newsroomsIDF Orders 65,000 Flu Vaccine Doses for SoldiersThe Israeli military's Medical Corps has begun its annual flu vaccination campaign for soldiers, ordering 65,000 doses. The campaign targets conscripts and career soldiers and will continue until February 28, 2027. Vaccinations are voluntary but recommended to maintain operational readiness during the winter. The initiative aims to reduce illness and ensure the army's continuous operation.Security · 4d ago · also in 1 newsroomHolon Man Arrested for Burglary After Leaving T-Shirt at SceneTel Aviv police arrested a 47-year-old Holon man for a burglary where he allegedly stole 14,000 shekels worth of items. The suspect was identified after leaving a t-shirt at the crime scene on October 21. Charges were filed on November 8, and prosecutors seek his detention until trial.Security · 4d agoGivati Brigade Soldiers Complain of Mouse Infestation at Sde Teiman BaseSoldiers at the Sde Teiman base, part of the Givati Brigade, have complained about an eight-month-long mouse infestation and unsanitary conditions, citing a lack of action from command. The rodents have damaged property and are now present in sleeping quarters, causing distress among the troops. Soldiers are resorting to buying their own pest control measures due to the ongoing issue.Security · 4d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsrael's IWI to Establish Arms Production Facility in the NetherlandsIsraeli defense company IWI and Dutch firm AIA will jointly establish a facility in the Netherlands to produce and assemble Israeli assault rifles and machine guns. The plant will manufacture the "Arad 5" rifle and "Negev UX" machine gun, with IWI supplying technology and AIA handling construction and infrastructure. This partnership aims to boost domestic arms production in the Netherlands and decrease dependence on foreign suppliers.Security · 4d agoIsrael to Build Wildlife Bridges Over Highways to Protect Endangered SpeciesIsrael plans to build two elevated wildlife crossings south of Kiryat Gat over Highway 6 and a railway line. These structures will reconnect fragmented habitats for species like the endangered Israeli mountain gazelle. The project, developed by the Israel Nature and Parks Authority, aims to reduce roadkill and preserve genetic diversity. The Society for the Protection of Nature in Israel is pushing for the Highway 6 bridge to be built concurrently with the road.Security · 4d agoCSTO Chief Warns of Growing Instability Near Organization's ZoneCSTO Secretary General Taalatbek Masadykov warned that escalating global confrontations and an arms race are bringing instability closer to the organization's zone of responsibility. He cited potential U.S.-Israel conflict with Iran and nuclear weapons deployment near Eastern Europe as specific threats. Masadykov called for a new Eurasian security system and emphasized strengthening the Tajik-Afghan border.Security · 4d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsrael Warns of Iranian AI-Powered Cyber WeaponsHe noted Iran's focus on offensive digital technologies runs parallel to its nuclear program. Karadi described a "war of attrition" where accumulating cyber damage can destabilize nations and highlighted the dangers of autonomous robotic systems being compromised.Security · 4d agoIDF Updates Weapons Rules After Deadly Terror Attack Exposes Safety FlawsThe Israel Defense Forces (IDF) has updated its rules for carrying personal weapons and using chamber-blocking devices after a deadly terror attack on October 23rd exposed critical malfunctions. The changes, signed by Major General Yosef Panso, address delays caused by the blocking device, which must be removed before firing. The revised regulations link weapon-carrying status to operational needs and risk assessments, allowing for different readiness states based on the situation.Security · 4d ago · also in 7 newsroomsIsrael Warns of Deadly Dangers of Diving Near Sharks in HaderaIsrael's Nature and Parks Authority warned the public about the dangers of diving near sharks that gather at the Hadera power station. The area also presents risks from strong currents and fishing gear. A fatal shark attack in April 2025 underscores the need for caution.Security · 4d ago · also in 1 newsroomHaifa Airport to Host Emergency Services Drill on November 10Haifa Airport will conduct emergency services drills on Tuesday, November 10, from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM. All flights will be suspended during this time, and increased emergency vehicle traffic is expected in the surrounding area. The drills are intended to test the readiness of various agencies for emergency situations.Security · 4d ago · also in 1 newsroomIDF Thwarts Terror Attack Near Burqa Village in SamariaThe Israel Defense Forces (IDF) stopped a stone-throwing attack near Burqa village in Samaria on November 10th. Soldiers fired on suspects preparing to attack Israeli vehicles, with one Palestinian youth reportedly killed. The IDF stated the suspects posed a direct threat to soldiers and civilians.Security · 5d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsrael Prepares Winter Aid for Gaza Amid Security ConcernsIsrael has delivered over 91,000 tents and thousands of trucks of winter supplies to Gaza in coordination with international bodies. The aid includes medical equipment, fuel, and infrastructure support, with over 850 requests approved. However, logistical issues have delayed some shipments, and Israel highlights Hamas's continued misuse of humanitarian resources for terror, necessitating security checks on all aid.Security · 5d ago · also in 1 newsroomWedding in Beitar Illit Ends in Mass Food PoisoningEleven people, including seven children, were hospitalized after a wedding in Beitar Illit, Israel, on November 9th due to suspected food poisoning. Symptoms appeared after guests consumed home-prepared food at the event. Authorities are currently investigating the cause of the mass illness.Security · 5d ago · also in 21 newsroomsIsrael Recognizes Flydubai Incident as Terror Attack, Enabling Victim CompensationIsrael's Ministry of Defense has officially recognized an incident on a Flydubai flight from the UAE as a terrorist act. This classification enables passengers who suffered harm to receive state benefits and compensation. The National Insurance Institute is now handling the claims and assisting the affected individuals.Security · 5d ago · also in 2 newsroomsHalf of Israelis Faced Cyber Threats Last Year, Study FindsHalf of Israel's population faced cyber threats in the past year, with two-thirds receiving suspicious messages last month, a study by the Israel National Cyber Directorate found. Phishing affected one-third of users, while only 33% feel confident in their digital defense skills. The Directorate launched a "Click Check" service to help citizens verify suspicious links.Security · 5d agoWedding Guests Abuse Camel in HebronGuests at a Muslim wedding in Hebron were filmed abusing several camels, including forcing an energy drink into one's throat and beating it with a stick. The video, shared on social media, has led to widespread condemnation. Animal rights groups are urging authorities to prosecute those responsible for the cruelty.Security · 5d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIDF Establishes New Assault Battalions in Golani and Nahal BrigadesThe Israel Defense Forces (IDF) are creating two new specialized assault battalions, "Alon" and "Nofah," within the Golani and Nahal brigades. These units will utilize drones and robotics to enhance combat effectiveness. The initiative is part of an effort to expand and modernize the IDF's ground forces. The new battalions are currently in the process of formation.Security · 5d ago · also in 3 newsroomsGas Explosion in Eilat Store Injures TwoTwo people were injured in a gas explosion and subsequent fire at a store in Eilat, Israel, on November 9th. One man, approximately 30 years old, was hospitalized with moderate injuries, while another sustained minor wounds. Emergency services extinguished the fire and secured the scene, with police restricting access. An investigation into the gas leak's cause has been initiated.Security · 5d ago · also in 2 newsroomsJerusalem Yeshiva Fire Injures One StudentA fire erupted at a Jerusalem yeshiva on November 9th, leading to the evacuation of students and the hospitalization of one 19-year-old student with smoke inhalation and burns. The student's condition is reported as light. Firefighters extinguished the blaze, and authorities are investigating its cause.Security · 5d agoIDF Arrests Ten Suspected Terrorists in Samaria OperationThe Israeli military and border police arrested ten suspected terrorists in Arrabah, Samaria, who were allegedly planning attacks on civilians. The operation was based on intelligence from the General and aimed to dismantle a terrorist network. Investigators are working to uncover accomplices and the sources of funding and weapons for the planned assaults.Security · 5d ago · also in 3 newsroomsUS and Israel Discuss International Force Deployment in GazaIsrael has permitted the U.S. to deploy an initial international contingent of around 250 troops to Gaza, with preparations ongoing. Several countries have offered support, but Israel objects to Turkish participation due to security concerns and alleged Hezbollah links. The U.S. is also expanding its base near the border, and plans are progressing for a new district in Rafah secured by the international force.Security · 5d agoJerusalem Police Arrest Repeat Traffic OffenderJerusalem police arrested a disqualified driver near the Jaffa Gate for multiple traffic offenses, including driving without a license and insurance. This marks his third such offense while serving an alternative sentence. A court has ordered him held in pre-trial detention due to the significant danger he poses to the public.Security · 5d agoIsrael's Cyber Authority Simulates Hack in Tel Aviv to Boost Digital LiteracyIsrael's National Cyber Directorate staged a simulated cyberattack on Tel Aviv's digital billboards on November 8th to enhance public digital literacy. The campaign, part of a national cybersecurity week, also involved sending 29,000 phishing emails to employees of 49 organizations, with 24% clicking the malicious links. The initiative aims to educate citizens on protecting personal data and recognizing online threats.Security · 6d agoIDF Chief of Staff Holds Emergency Meeting Over Hamas Winter Strategy in GazaIDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir held an emergency meeting due to intelligence that Hamas plans to exploit Gaza's winter conditions for reconstruction and political pressure. The military is launching an international campaign to counter Hamas's alleged manipulation of humanitarian aid. Israel continues to allow humanitarian supplies into Gaza for civilians while maintaining its stance on demilitarization.Security · 6d agoArmed Robbery in Neriya: Gun, Cash, and Jewelry StolenTwo unknown individuals burglarized five homes in the Neriya settlement in the Binyamin region on Saturday, stealing a Glock pistol, about 20,000 shekels, and jewelry. Security forces are concerned about the stolen firearm's potential use in terrorism. Surveillance footage tracked the suspects' escape route to the village of Harabta, though a storm and initial search misdirection complicated the investigation. Residents are demanding improved security measures.Security · 6d ago · also in 5 newsroomsPassenger Rushes Cockpit on Arkia Flight from Tbilisi to Tel AvivA passenger on an Arkia Israeli Airlines flight from Tbilisi to Tel Aviv attempted to enter the cockpit, shouting about engine failure. Other passengers, including Maxim Babitsky, helped restrain the man until landing at Ben Gurion Airport. Police took the passenger into custody for questioning, and Arkia confirmed the incident, stating flight safety was not compromised.Security · 6d agoIDF Uncovers Hezbollah Military Sites Near UN Peacekeepers in Southern LebanonThe IDF discovered Hezbollah weapons caches and an operational headquarters near UN peacekeeping posts in southern Lebanon. The military infrastructure was found in civilian areas and adjacent to humanitarian aid supplies. The IDF stated these findings highlight the misuse of civilian facilities by Hezbollah and the UNIFIL mission's failure to prevent it.Security · 6d ago · also in 1 newsroomSuspect in Jaffa Murder Arrested Returning to IsraelIsraeli police arrested a man in his early twenties at the Jordan River border crossing as he attempted to re-enter the country. He is the primary suspect in the August 28 fatal shooting of Ahmed Shakra in Jaffa. Two accomplices were previously arrested, and police are seeking to extend the suspect's detention.Security · 6d ago · also in 6 newsroomsIDF's 98th Division Completes West Bank Operation, Detaining Over 140 SuspectsThe IDF's 98th Division concluded a counter-terrorism operation in Judea and Samaria, conducting over 1,500 raids and detaining more than 140 suspects. During the mission, two soldiers were killed, but their actions reportedly prevented a major attack. The division has now returned to reserve status.Security · 6d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsraeli Security Services Release Arab Journalist After Qatar Interview ProbeIsraeli security forces released Arab journalist Abed Abu Shehadeh on November 8 after five days of detention. He was suspected of contacts with a foreign agent related to an interview with former MK Azmi Bishara in Qatar. No charges were filed, and Abu Shehadeh was released without restrictions. The journalist called the investigation politically motivated, while his lawyers maintained it was unfounded.Security · 6d agoITA Airways Reduces Flights to Israel Amid Regional Security ConcernsItalian airline ITA Airways is reducing its flights to Israel until the end of November due to security concerns in the region. Passengers on canceled flights will be rebooked on alternative routes. This decision mirrors similar actions taken by Lufthansa Group, which has also altered its flight operations and crew protocols.Security · 6d agoTwo Suspects Arrested in Or Akiva With DrugsIsraeli police arrested two suspects in Or Akiva on November 8, 2026, seizing approximately 1.3 kg of suspected marijuana and 10 ecstasy tablets from their car. The arrests were part of an operation by the "Romeh" anti-drug unit. The suspects were taken to Hadera for interrogation.Security · 6d ago · also in 10 newsroomsBat Yam Sues Iran for $65 Million Over 2025 Rocket AttackThe Israeli city of Bat Yam is suing Iran for 250 million shekels in damages stemming from a June 2025 rocket attack that killed nine people and destroyed numerous buildings. Mayor Zvika Brot traveled to New York to personally serve legal documents to an Iranian diplomat, initiating a 60-day response period for Iran. The city hopes to set a precedent for Iranian financial accountability and is exploring potential compensation sources, including a historical debt owed by Israel to Iran.Security · 6d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsrael's Defense Minister Warns of Iran's Nuclear AmbitionsIsraeli Defense Minister Israel Katz warned on November 8th that Iran is trying to restart its nuclear weapons program, a threat to Israel's security. He stated that the conflict with Iran is not over and Israel must be ready for any scenario, vowing to act proactively against enemies. Katz also urged national unity to face external threats and emphasized the importance of societal support for the military.Security · 6d ago · also in 4 newsroomsJerusalem Man Posing as Ultra-Orthodox Arrested for Burglary and Car TheftJerusalem police arrested a 29-year-old illegal migrant from Judea and Samaria on November 7 for allegedly breaking into a home and stealing a car. The man was disguised as an ultra-Orthodox Jew with a suit, hat, and fake peyot. Local residents apprehended him before police arrived. His detention was extended for further investigation.Security · 7d ago · also in 3 newsroomsIsrael Enhances Security for Deputy Minister Almog Cohen's Family Amid ThreatsIsraeli authorities have heightened security for Deputy Minister Almog Cohen's wife and two daughters after credible threats were made against them. Cohen himself refused personal protection, redirecting resources to his family and stating his trust in security forces. Investigators are seeking the individuals who sent the threats.Security · 7d ago · also in 7 newsroomsUS Offers $20 Million Reward for Iran Nuclear Program DataThe U.S. is offering up to $20 million for information on Iran's nuclear program and scientists, including relocation assistance. This initiative stems from concerns over Iran's compliance with the IAEA and loss of oversight on nuclear materials. President Trump stated military actions have protected Israel, while both he and Iran's President Pezeshkian expressed openness to diplomacy.Security · 7d ago · also in 2 newsroomsRescuers Save 9-Year-Old Boy Trapped in Jerusalem Mountains PitRescuers in the Jerusalem Mountains saved a nine-year-old Tel Aviv boy who fell into a three-meter-deep pit during a youth group hike. He was trapped for about two hours before being reached by a medic and then safely hoisted to the surface. The boy sustained upper body injuries and was transported to a hospital for further examination.Security · 7d ago · also in 2 newsroomsNetanyahu and Mossad Chief Planned Iran Operation Before Election, Report ClaimsIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Mossad chief Roman Hoffman reportedly planned a secret operation against Iran before the October 27 elections, but it was allegedly scuttled by a leak to the US. The Prime Minister's office denied the report, while former Prime Minister Ehud Barak accused Netanyahu of seeking a foreign policy stunt. The Chief of Staff of the IDF also reportedly opposed military actions against Iran. The revelations emerged amid US-led diplomatic efforts with Iran.Security · 7d agoUS Strikes Iranian Air Defense System Amid Diplomatic PushThe U.S. military carried out a limited missile strike on an Iranian air defense system in southern Iran, confirmed by President Donald Trump. This occurred as regional mediators, including Qatar, are pushing a new agreement to address Iran's nuclear program and regional tensions. Iran's military responded with increased readiness and warnings of retaliation, while also demanding sanctions relief and an end to Israeli operations. Foreign ministers from Egypt, Iraq, and the UAE called for flexibility to avoid further escalation.Security · 8d ago · also in 1 newsroomUS Court Indicts Israeli Man for Orchestrating International Elder Fraud SchemeU.S. federal authorities have charged a 61-year-old Israeli man, Мэл Шемла, with leading an international fraud scheme that targeted elderly Americans between 2016 and 2020. Extradited from Germany, he pleaded not guilty and faces up to 20 years in prison. Separately, a Pennsylvania resident, Иегуда Пеэр, faces charges for illegal voting in the 2024 U.S. presidential election.Security · 8d ago · also in 16 newsroomsUS Charges Israelis in $129 Million AI-Powered Corporate Fraud SchemeFederal prosecutors in New York have charged three individuals, including two Israelis, in a $129 million international fraud scheme that used AI to impersonate executives and lawyers. The scheme targeted companies worldwide, tricking employees into transferring funds. Authorities are working with international partners to extradite the accused and are warning businesses about the increasing threat of AI-driven corporate fraud.Security · 8d ago · also in 8 newsroomsPolice and Shin Bet Clash Over Voter Fraud Investigation AuthorityThe Israel Police and the Shin Bet are in a severe dispute over authority in the investigation of alleged voter bribery and election interference. Police Major General Boaz Balat has ordered his officers to stop sharing information with the Shin Bet, citing the agency's refusal to provide full case details. The Shin Bet reportedly intends to lead the investigation, relegating the police to a secondary role. The probe involves suspected foreign funding from countries like Turkey and Qatar to influence Israeli elections.Security · 8d ago · also in 1 newsroomJaffa Police Conduct Major Road Safety Operation, Impound Dozens of VehiclesIsraeli police conducted a large-scale traffic operation in Jaffa on November 6, 2026, impounding 78 vehicles and confiscating 27 personal transport devices. Over 200 drivers received fines for traffic violations. The operation aimed to improve road safety by addressing technical faults and rule-breaking, with police vowing to continue such enforcement.