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Security · 2h ago · also in 14 newsroomsGrenade Attack in Kfar Manda Injures Four, Including Critically Wounded 60-Year-OldA grenade attack in Kfar Manda on Saturday injured four people, including a 60-year-old woman in critical condition. Two others were moderately wounded, and one lightly. The incident, which also saw a second grenade thrown at another business without casualties, is under police investigation. Village sources suggest a possible link to recent indictments. Separately, three men were treated for stab wounds in Tayibe.Security · 1d agoDespite Zini's Embarrassing Failure, He Should Not Be FiredFormer Shin Bet chief Ami Ayalon defended current Shin Bet chief David Zini, who was appointed from outside the organization. Ayalon, himself an outsider appointee, understands the difficulties of such a transition. The article warns that removing Zini could backfire on the left if the Netanyahu government returns to power.Security · 1d ago · also in 4 newsroomsNvidia CEO Jensen Huang Resigns Amid Affair and Sanctions Violation AllegationsNvidia founder and CEO Jensen Huang resigned after admitting to an extramarital affair and amid suspicions his company violated U.S. sanctions by supplying advanced chips to China. Huang was also involved with another executive at the company. The scandal raises questions about the intense admiration often given to tech entrepreneurs, suggesting it can lead to blurred lines between talent and character, and a sense of impunity. Colt Kress has been appointed interim CEO.Security · 2d ago · also in 4 newsroomsCourt Awards Journalist Raveev Drucker Additional Damages in Defamation CaseThe Tel Aviv District Court rejected appeals by MK Yaakov Bardugo and presenters Yotam Zimri and the Channel 14 presenter in a defamation case brought by journalist Raveev Drucker. The court increased Drucker's compensation by 60,000 shekels and awarded him 45,000 shekels in appeal costs. It also ruled that uploading radio programs to a website is a separate publication, leading to additional damages.Security · 2d agoDefense Tech Firm Ash-Tech to Test Laser Drone Interception SystemDefense tech company Ash-Tech will test its pulsed laser system for drone interception at an Air Force base in southern Israel within weeks. The trial will assess the system's ability to intercept drone swarms and is crucial for the company's future. Ash-Tech is also seeking venture capital and plans to relocate to a new factory.Security · 3d ago · also in 7 newsroomsMagnitude 4.5 Earthquake Felt Near Eilat, Ramon Airport Operations HaltedA magnitude 4.5 earthquake was felt near Eilat, causing a temporary suspension of flights at Ramon Airport. The Israel Airports Authority halted aviation activities to conduct safety checks on the airport's infrastructure. The measure was taken to ensure the safety of flights following the seismic event.Security · 3d agoUS Aid Cut Is Just the Start; Israel Must Fund Its Own SecurityU.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio confirmed President Donald Trump's desire to end American military aid to Israel "as soon as possible," citing Israel's prosperity. This potential aid cut, alongside security realities, requires Israel to make decisions to stabilize its defense budget. Otherwise, the country may face higher taxes and diminished social services.Security · 4d agoIsrael's Defense Budget Battle Centers on Oversight and US AidA dispute over Israel's 1.5 trillion shekel defense budget for the next decade focuses on oversight mechanisms, with the Finance Ministry demanding prior approval for procurement deals. Some in the defense sector believe canceling U.S. aid could allow the IDF to buy what it needs and boost domestic production. The Prime Minister will ultimately decide on the matter.Security · 4d ago · also in 1 newsroomNvidia CEO Jensen Huang Faces Scandal Amid China Espionage AllegationsNvidia CEO Jensen Huang is under investigation for alleged lies and potential ties to Chinese espionage through his relationship with businesswoman Alice Huang, who is accused of smuggling chips to China. Huang has apologized, and Nvidia's board has launched an inquiry, while the company's stock has fallen. The scandal raises concerns about Huang's leadership and the future impact on the AI chip market, though parallels are drawn to other companies that have weathered leadership transitions.Security · 4d agoIsrael Signals Willingness to Accept Half of US Military AidIsraeli officials have informed Washington that the country can cope with a 50% reduction in U.S. military aid in the next agreement. The aid, if reduced, would be phased out over a decade and tied to existing deals. This potential cutback would require restructuring Israeli procurement and raises concerns about maintaining Israel's qualitative military edge.Security · 5d agoUS Aid Cut Could Reshape Israel's Defense Procurement LandscapeA 2018 Israeli Defense Ministry tender for servers, awarded to Cisco and funded by U.S. aid, is under renewed scrutiny following reports of IDF communication network failures. The original tender faced questions about Cisco's technical compliance. Recent issues have highlighted the critical need for reliable technology in combat, and the potential end of U.S. aid could open the door for European competitors but also raise concerns about international scrutiny and the future of Israel's U.S. procurement mission.Security · 6d agoFlooding Expected to Continue Annually Without Government Drainage PlanHeavy weekend rains caused significant flooding and property damage across Israel, overwhelming drainage systems and leading to sewage discharge into the sea. A lack of government funding and a national plan for rainwater management are blamed for the recurring issue. Experts warn that these floods will continue annually until the government prioritizes and implements a solution.Security · 6d ago · also in 1 newsroomBank of Israel Survey: Over 60% of Israelis Experienced Fraud AttemptA Bank of Israel survey reveals that 62% of Israeli bank customers faced financial fraud attempts in the last two years. While most recognized the scams before losing money, 5% reported financial damage, and 12% of seniors suffered losses. The findings underscore a widespread issue of financial deception affecting the Israeli public.Security · 6d agoJerusalem App Security Breach Exposed Resident DataA security flaw in Jerusalem's "106" app exposed personal data of hundreds of thousands of residents, including complaints and photos. The breach, discovered by two residents using an AI agent, was due to a username and password in the app's code. The municipality has since fixed the vulnerability.Security · 7d ago · also in 3 newsroomsTrump Confirms US Strike on Iranian Air Defense SystemU.S. President Donald Trump confirmed a U.S. military strike on an Iranian air defense system on Qeshm Island, calling it a "minor" operation. Iran's military claimed to have downed a U.S. drone. Diplomatic efforts, mediated by Qatar, continue to de-escalate tensions, with Iran setting preconditions for nuclear talks. The U.S. is also offering a reward for information on Iran's nuclear program.Security · 8d ago · also in 7 newsroomsLufthansa to Make Stopovers on Flights to Israel Due to Security ConcernsLufthansa Group will implement stopovers in Athens or Larnaca for morning flights from Tel Aviv to Frankfurt, Munich, and Zurich due to regional security tensions. The changes, affecting crew changes, are expected to last until at least the end of November. Lufthansa warned that flight cancellations could occur if the security situation deteriorates.Security · 8d ago · also in 16 newsroomsIsraelis Accused of $129 Million US Fraud Using AI Voice ImpersonationTwo Israelis and a Spanish citizen are accused of a $129 million fraud scheme in the US, using AI to impersonate executives and lawyers. The FBI investigation found the suspects allegedly used AI voice-cloning technology to trick employees into transferring funds. The scheme targeted companies between July 2024 and February 2026.Security · 8d ago · also in 16 newsroomsIsraelis Accused of $129 Million US Fraud Using AI Voice ImpersonationTwo Israelis and a Spanish citizen are charged with defrauding U.S. companies of $129 million using AI to impersonate executives and lawyers. The scheme, which ran from July 2024 to February 2026, involved tricking employees into transferring funds to global bank accounts. The accused face up to 20 years in prison.Security · 8d agoIsrael Faces Global Sanctions Risk Amid Settler ViolenceIsrael faces unprecedented global sanctions, but Europe may hold back on harsher measures while Donald Trump is in power. The article compares the situation to South Africa's apartheid regime, which ruled for decades. Escalating settler violence in the territories could alter the international response to Israel.Security · 8d ago · also in 1 newsroomFake "Iranian" Accounts Promoted Netanyahu's Likud on Election DayA network of 1,653 social media accounts impersonating Iranians called for support for the Likud party on election day. The accounts have since returned to discussing Iranian topics, and their operators are unidentified. The operation involved posting appeals in Persian and Hebrew on X.Security · 8d agoElbit Systems Enters Underwater Domain With Canadian Firm AcquisitionElbit Systems is acquiring a Canadian company to enter the underwater domain, mirroring a recent move by Israel Aerospace Industries. The company believes the changing naval warfare landscape, influenced by the Ukraine conflict, makes autonomous underwater vehicles crucial. These systems may play a key role in strategic waterways like the Strait of Hormuz.Security · 9d ago · also in 5 newsroomsMassive Cigarette Smuggling Ring Busted at Ashdod PortIsraeli customs officials at Ashdod Port seized over NIS 200 million worth of smuggled cigarettes hidden in containers from Egypt. The large bust is believed to be one of the biggest tobacco smuggling operations ever, with investigators suspecting some of the contraband was intended for Gaza. The incident occurs amid protests by Gaza merchants against Hamas taxation.Security · 9d agoIsrael Faces Billions in Defense Costs Amid Potential US Aid CutIsrael faces annual defense spending of 10 billion shekels for U.S. arms deals, totaling 65 billion shekels. If U.S. aid is immediately cut, the Treasury will need to find an additional 10 billion shekels. This situation is linked to potential agreements between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and U.S. President Donald Trump.Security · 10d agoIsraeli Food Chains Bolster Defenses After European CyberattacksIsraeli food chains are enhancing defenses against cyberattacks targeting cooling systems after recent disruptions in Europe. The National Cyber Directorate issued an urgent directive for immediate fortification. Senior executives admit that while prepared, all computerized systems remain vulnerable to cyber threats.Security · 10d ago · also in 5 newsroomsTrump Halts $3.8 Billion Aid to Israel, Surprising Security EstablishmentPresident Donald Trump announced the immediate cessation of $3.8 billion in annual US security aid to Israel, surprising the nation's economic and defense systems. The decision deviates from previous discussions focused on modifying the existing agreement, which was set to expire in 2028. This move indicates a profound change in US-Israel relations and impacts the defense establishment, which is already experiencing budgetary difficulties.Security · 10d ago · also in 8 newsroomsShin Bet Chief Refuses to Share Foreign Influence Probe MaterialsShin Bet Director David Zini is refusing to hand over election influence probe materials to the police, contrary to a prior agreement. He allegedly wants to investigate Arab lawmakers without evidence, while bypassing senior officials. Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara stated that investigations require evidence.Security · 11d agoReservist Service Abuses Costly, Widespread, Report ClaimsA report claims that reservist military service days are being widely abused for personal gain, a practice that has escalated significantly. This includes fabricating duty days or using them for non-essential activities, leading to substantial public expenditure. The article argues this misuse is unfair to genuine reservists and a waste of taxpayer money. It calls for the military and Treasury to implement reforms to stop the exploitation.Security · 12d agoCourt Questions Company's Ability to Sue Over Private ConversationA transportation company sued a former employee for NIS 140,000 after he called them "the biggest scammers" to another ex-worker. After the suit was dismissed, the company appealed, but the National Labor Court questioned the case and whether a company can be defamed. The court suggested the company might want to withdraw its appeal.Security · 12d agoMicroscopic Algae and Populism to Dictate Israel's Water Prices in 2027Israel's Water Authority Council is set to decide on 2027 water tariffs after a severe water year, facing political pressure that could hinder necessary aggressive measures. A key dispute involves the minimal monthly cost increase consumers are willing to bear for water security. Some council members prioritized small consumer savings over ensuring a stable water supply.Security · 12d agoIDF Struggles to Recruit Female Observers Amidst Post-Oct. 7th Trauma and Lack of AccountabilityThe IDF is struggling to recruit female soldiers for observer roles due to low motivation, exacerbated by the perceived intelligence failure of October 7th and a lack of accountability. The role, which involves crucial border monitoring, saw over 20 female observers killed or abducted at Nachal Oz. The article suggests that without official investigations or apologies, young women are unlikely to volunteer for a position now associated with national failure.More from TheMarker