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Srugim's tone this month is charged, close to the rest of the right-wing press. On Netanyahu, the Knesset, the IDF, Eisenkot and the police its wording is in step with the other newsrooms.
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Dutch PM Installs Mezuzah Amid Rising Antisemitism; Student Repays Teacher's BetCulture · 2h agoEisenkot Accuses Netanyahu of Political Spin on NegotiationsPolitics · 3h agoRenowned Jewish Philosophy and Kabbalah Scholar Professor Moshe Chalmis Dies at 89Culture · 3h agoBig stories Srugim skipped
Mossad Chief Met CIA Director in US Amid Iran TensionsCovered by 16 newsroomsPolice Deploy Snipers in Bedouin City to Combat Gun ViolenceCovered by 14 newsroomsIran Claims Radar Strike in Bahrain; Trump Says No Deal NeededCovered by 12 newsroomsLatest from Srugim
Security · 1h ago · also in 9 newsroomsIndia Arrests Suspect Surveilling Mumbai Chabad HouseIndian police arrested a 20-year-old man, Yash Singh, on Saturday for allegedly gathering intelligence on Jewish targets in Mumbai, including the Chabad House. The suspect reportedly acted on instructions from foreign entities and transmitted information via social media, mirroring tactics used before the 2008 Mumbai attacks. The arrest has prompted Chabad to issue a global alert for increased vigilance among its emissaries worldwide.Security · 5h ago · also in 13 newsroomsIsraeli President Condemns Deadly Attack in Kfar MandaPresident Isaac Herzog condemned the murder of Lina Qassem Zidan in Kfar Manda, who was killed by a grenade attack that also injured three others. Zidan is the 200th victim of violence in the Arab community this year. Police have arrested three suspects in connection with the attack. The President urged decisive government action against crime and illegal weapons, emphasizing the state's duty to ensure citizen security.Security · 5h ago · also in 19 newsroomsThree Arrested in Connection with Fatal Grenade Attack in Kfar MandaPolice arrested three suspects in Kfar Manda on Saturday following a grenade attack that killed a woman and injured three others. The suspects' vehicle was recovered, and the Police Commissioner ordered the apprehension of all involved. This incident is part of a broader trend of violence and weapons seizures in the region, with over 960 weapons confiscated in the Northern District this year.Security · 5h ago · also in 4 newsroomsGal Gadot Moved to Tears Discussing Rising AntisemitismIsraeli actress Gal Gadot was moved to tears while speaking about the rising global antisemitism at an awards ceremony in Los Angeles. She expressed fear over the rapid spread of anti-Jewish hatred and its normalization. The event also honored Israeli businessman Ynon Kreiz and journalist Biana Golodryga, who co-authored a book about antisemitism being adapted into a film produced by Gadot's company. Gadot's speech reflects growing concerns among public figures about increased antisemitic incidents worldwide.Security · 5h ago · also in 3 newsroomsFAA Grounds All Domestic Flights Amid Unprecedented System FailuresThe Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) grounded all domestic flights in the U.S. due to a widespread communication and radar system failure. The unprecedented shutdown caused over 10,000 delays and 1,300 cancellations, stranding tens of thousands of passengers. Flights to Israel were among those affected, and passengers are entitled to compensation for significant delays.Security · 1d ago · also in 3 newsroomsBody of Missing Woman Found in Abandoned Tel Aviv BuildingThe body of a missing 44-year-old woman was found in an abandoned building's courtyard in Tel Aviv on Friday, ending a search that lasted over 10 days. ZAKA volunteers identified the scene as complex and are assisting police in the investigation. The body will be sent for forensic examination to determine the cause of death.Security · 1d ago · also in 14 newsroomsBat Yam Resident Arrested in Israel on Suspicion of Murdering Israeli in BulgariaAn Israeli man, 32, was arrested in Israel on suspicion of murdering another Israeli citizen in Sofia, Bulgaria, on October 14. The arrest followed an international warrant issued as part of a joint investigation between Israeli and Bulgarian police. The suspect will face extradition proceedings in court. The investigation involved intensive evidence gathering and operational activity.Security · 1d agoMotorcyclist Critically Injured Near Eshtaol; Second Rider DiesA 20-year-old female motorcyclist was critically injured in an accident near Eshtaol on Friday and transported to Shaare Zedek Medical Center. This follows another incident where a male motorcyclist died after an accident on Route 471 near Gath Rimon. Paramedics described both scenes as severe, with the female rider suffering multi-system trauma and the male rider found without pulse or breathing.Security · 1d ago · also in 2 newsroomsUS Navy Commander Visits Israel Amid Regional TensionsVice Admiral Kurt Tidd, Commander of the Fifth Fleet in the US Central Command, visited Israel and met with Major General Eyal Harel, Commander of the Naval Forces. They discussed regional security and naval cooperation. The visit occurred as the US military builds up forces in the Middle East and reportedly warned Israel and Gulf states to prepare for a potential renewed conflict with Iran.Security · 1d ago · also in 2 newsroomsTurkey Proposes Troop Deployment on Lebanon-Israel BorderTurkey has proposed deploying its forces in southern Lebanon along the border with Israel, contingent on UNIFIL's withdrawal and an international border agreement. The proposal was reportedly made by Bilal Erdoğan to Lebanese President Michel Aoun. This initiative is part of Turkey's wider strategy to increase its influence in Lebanon through military and humanitarian aid.Security · 1d agoFamily of Missing Girl Meets Justice Ministry OfficialsThe family of Haimanut Kassaw, missing for 992 days, met with Deputy Attorney General Sharon Afek and other Ministry of Justice officials in Tel Aviv. The family presented the investigation's timeline, and Afek outlined the legal framework. They were assured that all investigation requests have been approved and will continue to be. The family expressed gratitude but vowed to continue their fight to transfer the case to the Shin Bet.Security · 2d agoNetanyahu Accused of Trapping Defense Minister Eisenkot in Iran OperationFormer defense official Avner Vilan accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of trapping Defense Minister Gadi Eisenkot in a planned operation against Iran. Vilan believes Netanyahu shared sensitive intelligence and operational plans with Eisenkot to prevent him from opposing the move, potentially leveraging coordination with former President Trump. This tactic, Vilan suggests, politically immobilizes Eisenkot and serves Netanyahu's interests.Security · 2d ago · also in 10 newsroomsUS Military Briefs IDF on Potential Iran Conflict ResumptionThe U.S. military's CENTCOM has alerted IDF representatives in the U.S. to prepare for a potential resumption of conflict with Iran soon. This comes amid reports of similar messages being sent to Gulf states, potentially contradicting President Trump's recent statements. The U.S. is also increasing its military assets in the Middle East, including refueling aircraft and aircraft carriers.Security · 2d ago · also in 9 newsroomsHaifa Cable Car Malfunction Leaves Dozens Stranded Mid-AirA technical malfunction on Haifa's cable car system stranded around 16 passengers for approximately 90 minutes on Thursday evening. Firefighters, MDA, and municipal police units were involved in the rescue operation. The Mayor and Director-General of the Haifa Municipality were actively involved in overseeing the incident and ensuring support for the rescue efforts.Security · 2d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsrael Conducts Large-Scale Exercise for Mass Disorder ScenariosIsrael's Ministry of National Security and Israel Police conducted a national seminar and drill, "Operation "Earthquake 3"", to prepare for widespread civil unrest. The exercise involved multiple security and rescue agencies, focusing on threat assessment and coordinated response. Lessons from recent events in France were analyzed, and the impact of terrorist organizations on internal security was discussed.Security · 2d agoNetanyahu and Eisenkot Issue Joint Public Update After Security BriefingPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Yisrael Beiteinu Chairman Gadi Eisenkot held a joint security briefing on Thursday. They agreed to continue mutual updates on Israel's security and diplomatic challenges. The two-and-a-half-hour meeting fueled speculation about potential unity government talks.Security · 2d ago · also in 8 newsroomsIDF Releases Footage of Hamas Activity at Gaza HospitalThe IDF released footage showing Hamas activity inside Gaza's Nasser Hospital, where a recent strike killed Hamas commander Abu Ismail. The military claims the hospital served as a Hamas command center and held hostages. The IDF stated it took precautions and warned Hamas to cease military operations there before the targeted strike, but the warnings were unheeded.Security · 2d agoJournalist Ayelet Hasson Criticizes Leaks in Election Bribery ProbeJournalist Ayelet Hasson and others are criticizing leaks in an election bribery investigation. Central Elections Committee Chairman Noam Sohlberg stated that leaks are causing repeated damage to the probe. Journalist Avishai Grinzaig added that Sohlberg also refuted claims by the Shin Bet chief and accused the head of the Intelligence Directorate of leaking sensitive information.Security · 2d ago · also in 2 newsroomsTop Police Official Apologizes After Leaked RecordingsBoaz Balt, head of the Investigations and Intelligence Directorate, apologized to senior prosecutors after leaked recordings revealed his past accusations of their misconduct. Balt attributed his earlier comments to a time before he held his current position and stated that disputes are for the sake of uncovering truth. He affirmed strong trust and partnership with the prosecution, vowing to remain loyal to the law despite attempts to deter him. Separately, journalist Ben Caspit filed a defamation suit.Security · 2d ago · also in 6 newsroomsKatz: PM, I, and IDF Chief See Eye-to-Eye on IranDefense Minister Israel Katz affirmed that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir share his views on the Iranian issue. Katz stated this during a security assessment meeting on Thursday amidst heightened tensions. He stressed continued joint action to ensure Israel's security, with all decisions made in full cooperation between political and military leadership.Security · 2d ago · also in 9 newsroomsElection Probe Lacks Concrete Evidence, Justice Sohlberg StatesJustice Noam Sohlberg stated that classified information presented in the probe into suspected foreign influence on elections has not yet matured into substantial evidence. He commended the Shin Bet for its efforts in protecting the elections and noted effective cooperation among investigative bodies. Sohlberg also criticized recent leaks of sensitive information, calling them harmful to the investigation.Security · 2d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIDF Home Front Command Establishes National Training Center to Boost Civilian PreparednessIsrael's Home Front Command launched a new national training center, HaMaleh, on Wednesday to unify and standardize home front preparedness. The center aims to improve cooperation between the military, local authorities, and emergency services, drawing lessons from recent conflicts. Commander Yitzhak Klaper stated the center is vital for continuous learning and staying ahead of evolving threats to civilian defense.Security · 2d ago · also in 1 newsroomCourt Rules Against Bardugo, Increases Payout to Journalist DruckerThe Tel Aviv District Court rejected appeals by Yaakov Bardugo and others, upholding a ruling that they must pay journalist Raviv Drucker NIS 180,000. The court also increased the total compensation to NIS 285,000, including additional expenses, after partially accepting Drucker's cross-appeal. The case stems from 2021 radio broadcasts where Bardugo and others allegedly made false statements about Drucker's reporting on Benny Gantz.Security · 2d ago · also in 3 newsroomsIDF Extends Military Equipment Return Drive Amid High Public ResponseThe IDF has extended its operation to recover military equipment by two days, until November 16th, following a strong public response that saw over 300,000 items returned. The initiative allows for the return of weapons, ammunition, and gear without legal consequences. Key items returned include hundreds of firearms and thousands of grenades, alongside uniforms and medical equipment. The IDF stressed this is the last chance to return items without facing legal action.Security · 2d ago · also in 1 newsroomReservist Soldier Neriah Leiter Remains Unconscious, Family Sees ProgressChani Leiter, mother of reservist soldier Neriah Leiter, updated on her son's condition after he was critically injured in a September vehicular attack. Neriah remains unconscious but is breathing independently and has been transferred for rehabilitation, with his family noting progress. The family is actively stimulating him and maintaining hope amidst their struggle, which is compounded by the recent memorial for another son who fell in Gaza.Security · 2d agoIDF Faces NIS 25 Billion Budget Shortfall Amid Treasury DisputeThe Israel Defense Forces (IDF) is facing a NIS 25 billion budget deficit for 2026, with disagreements between the IDF and the Treasury over budget foundations. This shortfall is delaying procurements and impacting technological advancements, while uncertainty over U.S. aid adds further financial pressure. The lack of a budget agreement for 2027 threatens the execution of numerous defense programs.Security · 2d agoDruze Forces Consolidate Control in Southern Syria, Reportedly with Israeli SupportDruze militias in southern Syria are consolidating their power and establishing security infrastructure, evolving into a more organized military force. Recent reports suggest Israel may be supporting this development, aiming to create a separate Druze entity as a buffer against the Syrian regime. The forces are adopting uniforms, standardized weapons, and unified operational tactics.Security · 2d agoUS Defense Secretary Scolded at Veterans Day CeremonyThe U.S. Secretary of Defense and his wife were rebuked by an honor guard commander during a Veterans Day ceremony for laughing and taking photos near the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. The commander shouted at the group to maintain silence and respect. The incident occurred during a U.S. Army event, emphasizing the military's commitment to honoring fallen soldiers.Security · 2d ago · also in 14 newsroomsIDF Confirms Eliminating Khan Yunis Brigade Commander in Hospital StrikeThe IDF and Shin Bet confirmed eliminating Muhammad Abu Ismail, the commander of the Khan Yunis brigade, in a targeted strike at Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis. Abu Ismail was allegedly responsible for directing terror attacks and holding hostages. The IDF stated the hospital was used as a command center by militants and that precautions were taken to avoid civilian harm.Security · 2d ago · also in 1 newsroomNational Insurance Institute Details New Compensation for Flydubai Attack VictimsThe National Insurance Institute is providing new financial and medical aid to Israeli passengers of the Flydubai flight, officially recognized as an act of hostility. Victims must undergo medical assessment to determine disability ratings, which dictate compensation amounts, ranging from one-time payments to lifelong pensions. The aid also covers extensive medical and psychological treatments, with additional benefits for those with severe disabilities.More from Srugim