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Security · 13h ago · also in 19 newsroomsGrenade Attack on Northern Israel Restaurant Kills Woman, Wounds ThreeA grenade attack on a restaurant in Kafr Mandi, northern Israel, on Saturday, November 14, killed a 60-year-old woman and injured three others. The victims were patrons of the restaurant and were wounded by shrapnel. Police are investigating the incident, with a preliminary theory suggesting a targeted attack gone wrong. This follows a series of similar grenade incidents in the area over the past month.Security · 14h ago · also in 2 newsroomsTel Aviv to Launch Fines for Unnecessary Car Horn Use in 2027Tel Aviv will begin fining drivers for unnecessary car horn use in early 2027, with penalties ranging from 250 to 1000 shekels. A new technological system using sensors and cameras will identify offenders, with human review before fines are issued. The initiative aims to reduce noise pollution and its associated health risks, following similar successful programs in Petah Tikva and international cities. The ultimate goal is to change driver behavior and improve urban quality of life.Security · 17h ago · also in 3 newsroomsTrump Signals Shift on Iran, Considering Gulf States as NegotiatorsU.S. President Donald Trump is reportedly considering transferring Iran negotiations concerning the Strait of Hormuz to Persian Gulf countries, despite ongoing attacks in the waterway. Trump stated the war with Iran is "effectively over" militarily but also warned of potential renewed military action. He has also instructed Vice President J.D. Vance to cease negotiations with Iran, citing bad faith. Meanwhile, Israeli military correspondent Ron Ben-Yishai warned of dire consequences for Israel if the U.S. withdraws forces and a potentially unfavorable deal is reached.Security · 21h ago · also in 7 newsroomsUS Air Traffic System Failure Halts Flights, Affecting ThousandsA widespread system failure in U.S. air traffic control's radar and communication systems on November 14 caused an unprecedented nationwide grounding of flights, affecting nearly 17,000 flights. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) lifted the ban after four hours, but significant delays and cancellations persisted. Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy attributed the issue to an overloaded, outdated communication system, while Secretary of Homeland Security Markwayne Mullin stated there was no evidence of a cyberattack. The incident has highlighted the need for urgent modernization of U.S. aviation infrastructure, prompting an increased funding request from the administration.Security · 1d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsrael Security Agency Delays Key Qatar Gate Case FindingsIsrael's Shin Bet is delaying the submission of a key expert opinion to prosecutors regarding the Qatar Gate case, while the Mossad has already submitted its findings. This assessment is crucial for determining the severity of state security charges, especially if Qatar is deemed an "enemy state." Suspect Yonatan Urikh faces investigations into state security offenses and public service breaches, with prosecutors considering charges of fraud and breach of trust. The final decision on charges awaits the intelligence agencies' conclusions and potential hearings.Security · 1d ago · also in 3 newsroomsDozens of Teens Attack Police in Modiin After Noise ComplaintPolice arrested seven teenagers in Modiin on November 12 after responding to a noise complaint that escalated into an assault on officers by dozens of youths. A court extended the detention of two teens, releasing the others with conditions. The incident, captured on social media, led to statements from both the police and the municipality condemning the violence and vowing to continue preventive measures for youth.Security · 1d ago · also in 15 newsroomsMossad Chief Meets Trump Officials Amid Calls to Renew Iran WarMossad Chief Roman Gofman met with Trump administration officials in Washington on November 13 to discuss renewing military action against Iran, following Prime Minister Netanyahu's pressure. Gofman also met with CIA Director John Ratcliffe and was to meet Special Envoy Steve Witkoff. President Trump stated a deal with Iran is no longer needed, while Israeli military leaders prefer a joint operation with the US. Intelligence suggests Iran lacks existential threats, but the conflict is seen as postponed.Security · 1d agoIDF and Shin Bet Eliminate Over Ten Terrorists in Gaza Over Past WeekThe IDF and Shin Bet eliminated over ten terrorists in Gaza during the past week, who were allegedly planning attacks and rebuilding Hamas infrastructure. Some of the eliminated individuals participated in the October 7th attacks. The operations targeted key figures in Hamas's weapons production, supply, and operational management units, as well as an Islamic Jihad fighter.Security · 1d agoIsrael's Childcare Crisis: Abuse Persists Despite Cameras and Harsh PenaltiesViolence against children in Israeli daycare centers is on the rise, with around 30 caregivers convicted between 2022-2024. Despite surveillance cameras and strict penalties, abuse persists due to systemic issues like low pay, staff shortages, and caregiver burnout. Experts cite excessive workloads, lack of training, and personal stress as contributing factors. While reforms have been made, insufficient oversight and reduced funding for support staff continue to challenge the system.Security · 1d ago · also in 5 newsroomsIsraeli Man Arrested in Bat Yam Suspected of Murder in BulgariaAn Israeli man from Bat Yam was arrested on suspicion of murdering 83-year-old professor Andrei Atanasov in Sofia, Bulgaria, on October 15. Atanasov was severely beaten in a metro station elevator and later died from his injuries. Bulgarian and Israeli police collaborated on the investigation, leading to the suspect's arrest and planned extradition.Security · 1d agoPutin Warns of Immediate War Resumption if Europe Deploys Troops to UkraineU.S. special envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner's latest peace efforts between Russia and Ukraine have failed to yield results due to Russian President Vladimir Putin's maximalist demands. Putin warned that any European troop deployment to Ukraine would immediately resume the war, calling it a direct threat to Russian security. He reiterated demands for Ukraine to cede four regions. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed skepticism about the talks, while European leaders are concerned about agreements made without their input. Israel views the escalating global instability with concern but notes potential temporary relief from pressure regarding Gaza.Security · 1d agoIsrael at Strategic Crossroads Amid US-Iran TensionsIsrael faces a strategic dilemma regarding Iran's nuclear program, with the IDF believing Iran continues its efforts. U.S. President Donald Trump's mixed signals complicate the situation, as he oscillates between threats and negotiation. Israel prefers a joint operation with the U.S. but must consider acting alone if Trump decides against military action, a move that carries significant risks. The ultimate goal for Israel remains regime change in Iran, which may be unattainable without U.S. cooperation.Security · 2d ago · also in 6 newsroomsAshkelon Nursery Abuse Case: Three Staffers Detained, Thousands of Video Recordings ExaminedThree employees of private nurseries in Ashkelon, Svetlana Bozhedomova, Tatyana Platnikova, and Anastasia Sofronova, had their detention extended for five days on November 12, as they are suspected of child abuse. Police are examining thousands of hours of surveillance footage showing alleged violence, and children were reportedly injured. The nursery manager was placed under house arrest for failing to report the incidents, and another employee was arrested and later released.Security · 2d ago · also in 9 newsroomsIsraeli Election Chief Cautions Against Media Leaks on Security ProbeHe stated that suspicions raised by Shin Bet head David Zini have not yet materialized into evidence, though the probe must continue. Solberg assured that agencies are cooperating and that results will be released when security allows, amidst concerns about potential political influence.Security · 2d ago · also in 3 newsroomsInterior Minister Gideon Saar Initiates Citizenship Revocation for Terror ConvictInterior Minister Gideon Saar has begun the process to revoke the Israeli citizenship of Ziad Mahmoud Aref Jabarin, who was convicted in 2004 for aiding terrorism and sentenced to 20 years. Jabarin is accused of purchasing weapons for Fatah operatives and assisting in a suicide bombing plot. The revocation is also based on Jabarin receiving payments from the Palestinian Authority. Saar, who also holds the Foreign Ministry portfolio, made the decision based on the Citizenship Law.Security · 2d ago · also in 6 newsroomsAshkelon Court Extends Arrest of Three Caregivers Accused of Child AbuseA court in Ashkelon extended the arrest of three caregivers, Svetlana Bozhedomova, Tatyana Platnikova, and Anastasia Sofronova, for five days on suspicion of abusing children aged eight months to three years. The investigation began after a parent's complaint and is examining surveillance footage showing abuse. The daycare head was released to house arrest, while another caregiver was freed earlier. The judge noted substantial evidence of systematic abuse, including video recordings and child injuries.Security · 2d ago · also in 9 newsroomsElbit Systems Secures $260 Million NATO Deal for PULS Rocket SystemsIsraeli defense firm Elbit Systems will supply PULS rocket launcher systems and ammunition to an unnamed European NATO country in a $260 million deal over five years. The PULS system offers operational flexibility and can fire precision-guided munitions up to 80 km. This contract adds to Elbit's recent successes in Europe, with the company's order backlog reaching $32 billion.Security · 2d ago · also in 20 newsroomsIDF Strikes Gaza Hospital, Targets Hamas CommanderThe IDF struck Al-Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, Gaza, on November 12, targeting Hamas commander Khaled Abu-Anza. Palestinian sources reported at least six deaths, including a surgeon and a teenager, and 20 injuries. The IDF stated Hamas uses the hospital for military activities. Doctors Without Borders previously reported armed men inside the facility. Turkish President Erdogan condemned the incident as "genocide and ecocide."Security · 3d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsraeli Police Seek 250 New Sedans, Excluding Electric VehiclesThe Israeli Police intend to purchase around 250 new patrol sedans by 2027, excluding electric models. The vehicles must be gasoline or diesel-powered, with specific performance requirements for speed and acceleration. The procurement aims to replace current higher-class sedans used by units like the traffic police, with driver comfort and warranty also being key considerations.Security · 3d ago · also in 3 newsroomsUltra-Orthodox Protesters Block Jerusalem Tram and Major HighwayUltra-Orthodox protesters from the "Edah HaChareidis" community blocked Jerusalem's tram and Highway 38 near Beit Shemesh on Wednesday evening. The demonstrations were in response to the arrest of three men evading IDF military service. Police were preparing to disperse the crowds and restore traffic. The protests caused significant public transport and traffic disruptions.Security · 3d ago · also in 13 newsroomsAshkelon Daycare Workers Arrested on Suspicion of Child AbusePolice in Ashkelon arrested five women, including a caregiver and four assistants, from two private daycare centers on November 11. They are suspected of abusing children aged one to three years old. The investigation began after a report, and police believe evidence has strengthened suspicions. Parents of potential victims will be interviewed soon.Security · 3d ago · also in 7 newsroomsAnti-Semitic Vandalism Targets Israeli Ice Cream Chain Branch in BarcelonaA branch of the Israeli ice cream chain Anita in Barcelona was vandalized with anti-Semitic graffiti on November 11, reading "Zionists, get out of our neighborhood." This is the latest in a series of attacks on the store since October 7. Co-owner Adi Avital stated the business will not be intimidated and will continue to proudly represent Israeli business. The chain, which started in Tel Aviv, has about 30 international locations.Security · 3d ago · also in 8 newsroomsFour Palestinians Arrested for Animal Abuse at Hebron WeddingPolice in Hebron arrested four Palestinians, including a groom, on November 11 for allegedly abusing a camel at a wedding. Video showed guests force-feeding the animal energy drinks and hitting it, with bystanders encouraging the abuse. The incident caused widespread public anger, especially among Bedouin communities. The suspects, all from the same family, were taken for questioning, and police pledged to prosecute them.Security · 3d ago · also in 1 newsroomTeacher, Son of Famous Actor, Arrested for Sex Crimes Against 7-Year-OldPolice in Kfar Saba arrested a teacher, son of a famous Israeli actor, on suspicion of sexual offenses against a 7-year-old student. The suspect, who has no prior record, was detained for 24 hours by a Petah Tikva court, which also issued a gag order on his identity. Investigators are probing the allegation of an indecent act and seeking other potential victims, while the defense claims the girl's account is inconsistent with the suspect's phone data.Security · 3d agoClaims Tanker Attacks, Issues Threats Amid US Policy DebateIranian officials issued threats against the U.S. and Israel, with one stating that "previous strikes are just the beginning." Meanwhile, U.S.Security · 4d agoLieberman to Summon Shin Bet, Police Chiefs Over Election Interference ClaimsAvigdor Lieberman, head of Yisrael Beiteinu, will summon the Shin Bet chief and police inspector general to discuss alleged foreign interference in elections. The allegations involve Qatar, Turkey, and the Palestinian Authority potentially influencing the Joint List. The Shin Bet and police have had differing approaches to handling related evidence. The Attorney General previously stated there was no basis to believe election results were altered.Security · 5d agoIsrael Fails to Halt PA Payments to Terrorists in Prisons, Study FindsA study by the Jerusalem Center for Foreign Policy and Security reveals that the Palestinian Authority continues to pay over 20 million shekels monthly to terrorists in Israeli prisons, despite Israeli laws and commitments to the U.S. The PA has adopted alternative payment methods, including cash and special ATMs, after banks were warned against processing the funds. The study's author, Maurice Hirsch, proposes direct confiscation from ATMs, asset seizures, and criminal charges against PA officials, including Mahmoud Abbas, to combat the "Pay for Slay" policy.Security · 5d agoIsraeli Medical Staff Rally Against Racism Targeting Arab DoctorsMedical staff at Shamir Medical Center rallied on November 9 in support of Dr. Walid Salah, who faced racist attacks online after a video of a patient's companion criticizing his care went viral. The incident escalated into widespread racist comments targeting Arab-Israeli doctors. The rally, attended by Jewish and Arab staff and the head of the Israel Medical Association, aimed to combat racism and threats within the healthcare system. Hospital officials condemned the harassment and reaffirmed their commitment to a safe and inclusive environment for all employees.Security · 5d ago · also in 21 newsroomsIsrael Recognizes Flydubai Passengers as Victims of Hostile ActIsrael's Ministry of Defense has recognized passengers of a Flydubai flight as victims of a hostile act after a co-pilot attempted a 9/11-style attack on Ben Gurion Airport on September 30, 2026. The National Insurance Institute will now provide assistance, including medical and psychological care, to those affected. The co-pilot, Hamam al-Hamami, was subdued by passengers and crew, and the plane was safely landed in Saudi Arabia. Affected passengers are reportedly preparing lawsuits against Flydubai.Security · 5d ago · also in 2 newsroomsPolice Detain Suspects Linked to Crime Clan Near Tel Aviv SchoolPolice arrested several suspects linked to the Hariri criminal clan on November 9 in Tel Aviv. The operation occurred near the Ironi Vav-Ragozin school and was carried out by the YAHBAL unit of Lahav 433. Investigators believe the suspects were preparing to commit a crime, possibly extortion. The exact nature of the alleged offense remains undisclosed.More from Vesty