Security
Slain Hostage's Mother Blasts Hostages Directorate Chief Nitzan Alon
Iris Haim, mother of hostage Yotam Haim killed by friendly fire, launched a harsh public critique against Maj. Gen. Nitzan Alon, accusing him of ignoring critical warnings that could have saved her son.
Saudi Arabia and Houthis Exchange Strikes as Energy Infrastructure Threats Mount
Airstrikes and missile exchanges between Saudi Arabia and Houthi forces escalate, threatening regional energy infrastructure and raising security concerns ahead of an international investment summit in Riyadh.
Hind Rajab Foundation Files ICC Complaint Against Israeli Medical Officials Over Detainees
The Hind Rajab Foundation filed an ICC complaint against Israeli medical and defense officials over alleged detainee abuse at Sde Teiman, a move dismissed by Israel as biased warfare.
Iran Preserves Missile Production Capabilities Amid Regional Tensions
Western intelligence reports indicate Iran has preserved its missile and drone manufacturing capabilities, quickly replenishing stockpiles amid ongoing regional tensions.
Western Analysts Compare Houthi Missile Arsenal to WWII Vengeance Weapons
Western military experts compare Houthi missile and drone arsenals in Yemen to Nazi V-weapons, noting heavy reliance on Iranian technology capable of long-range strikes.
IDF Reveals "World Trade Center" Protocol for Hijacked Civilian Aircraft
Ten days after a Flydubai hijacking scare, the IDF revealed its fighter jet interception protocol for civilian aircraft is code-named World Trade Center.
Flydubai Hero Reveals Suspicious Crew Behavior During Hijacking Attempt
Israeli passenger Asaf Rejwan, who helped foil a terrorist attack on a Flydubai flight, revealed harrowing new details about the suspicious behavior of the flight crew.
Morocco Negotiates Multi-Billion Shekel Purchase of Israel's David's Sling
Morocco is reportedly negotiating with Rafael to acquire Israel's David's Sling air defense system in a multi-billion shekel deal, expanding its integration of Israeli military technology.
Israel Forges Strategic Ties with Somaliland to Counter Houthi Threat
Israel is quietly building strategic, intelligence, and diplomatic ties with Somaliland to counter Houthi threats from Yemen, transforming a distant fourth-circle adversary into a close-range operational arena.
Israel Issues Global Travel Warning Ahead of October 7 Anniversary Protests
The Israeli Foreign Ministry issued a travel warning for Israelis abroad amid worldwide pro-Palestinian protests marking three years since October 7, with dozens of events classified as high risk.
IDF Strikes Iran-Linked Operative Near Lebanon-Syria Border
The IDF struck an Iranian-directed operative near the Syria-Lebanon border on Friday. Meanwhile, Lebanese security forces seized 500 kg of explosives from Hezbollah operatives.
Flydubai Co-Pilot Radicalized at Australian Islamic Center, UAE Probe Finds
Investigations into the attempted Flydubai flight crash reveal the Omani co-pilot was radicalized in Australia a decade ago through extremist networks led by Samir Mohtadi.
IDF Bolsters Northern Defenses Amid Suspicious Infiltrations on Syrian Border
The Bashan Division faces a surge of suspicious infiltrations and security incidents along the Syrian border, raising concerns among military officials and local leaders over potential probing tactics reminiscent of the pre-October 7 security climate.
Two Foreign BDS Activists Arrested in West Bank for Provoking Unrest
Two foreign nationals suspected of supporting terrorist groups and the BDS movement were arrested in the West Bank on Thursday during the olive harvest.
Wall Street Billionaire Steve Feinberg Tackles US Defense Production Crisis
US Deputy Defense Secretary Steve Feinberg is leading efforts to ramp up missile production amid the ongoing conflict with Iran. Facing manufacturing bottlenecks, budgetary hurdles, and scrutiny over Wall Street ties, Feinberg is pushing aggressive private-equity-style reforms to secure vital military stockpiles.
Israel Debuts at Marrakech Air Show Amid Protests and Defense Ties
Israel is officially participating in the Marrakech Air Show for the first time, featuring eight defense companies amid localized anti-normalization protests.
Settlers Assault Palestinian Father and Son in West Bank Village
Settlers brutally assaulted a Palestinian father and son in their car near Ramallah, while an IDF soldier was caught on tape stating Jews have priority over Arabs.
Greece Secures $4 Billion U.S. Arms Deal to Upgrade F-16 Jets and Defenses
Greece has agreed to a U.S. weapons deal worth up to $4 billion to upgrade F-16 fighter jets and acquire advanced missiles, bolstering its military amid regional tensions.
1956 Husan Raid: The Historic First Brigade Operation by Paratroopers
In October 1956, paratroopers executed their first brigade-level night raid against a Jordanian fortress in Husan, achieving strategic goals despite heavy casualties.
Security Loophole Exposed at Ben Gurion Airport After Denied Entry
An Austrian citizen denied entry at Ben Gurion Airport bypassed security and slipped into Israel, exposing a major infrastructure loophole that has since been fixed.
UAV Debris Found on Kiryat Haim Beach Triggers Police Response
A resident discovered UAV test debris from Rafael on the Kiryat Haim beach, prompting a police response after initial delays as security forces secured the area.
Audi Sends Workers to German Defense Sector Amid Automotive Restructuring
Audi is sending employees to German defense contractors for up to two years to prevent layoffs amid restructuring, with several partner firms linked to Israeli defense companies.

Man Killed in Bus-Taxi Collision on Route 458 Near Ma'ale Michmash
A 35-year-old man was killed this morning when a bus collided with his taxi on Route 458 near Ma'ale Michmash. Police have launched an investigation into the fatal crash.
The Unsung Heroes: How Israel's Air Force Maintained Zero Technical Losses
Foreign experts are astonished that despite an intense operational load since October 2023, the Israeli Air Force has not lost a single aircraft due to technical malfunctions.
US Navy Expands Funding for Autonomous X-BAT Fighter Aircraft Project
The US Navy and Shield AI have expanded funding for the autonomous X-BAT fighter aircraft project to $400 million ahead of initial flight tests in 2026.
Nova Festival Security Chief Warned of Gaza Threat Weeks Before Oct 7
Former Nova music festival security chief Elkana Federman revealed he received a warning about potential Gaza turmoil a week before October 7, which he passed up to military authorities.
US Issues Security Warning for Citizens in the Middle East Amid Escalation
The US State Department issued a security warning for citizens in the Middle East, citing rising tensions, potential flight disruptions, and threats from Iran and its proxies.
Life After Captivity: October 7 Survivors Face New Realities and PTSD
Survivors Segev Kalfon and Maxim Harkin reflect on their lives a year after returning from Hamas captivity, detailing the ongoing psychological struggles, public scrutiny, and hurdles in state rehabilitation.
Southern Israel Faces Dangerous Convergence of Crime, Drones and Terror
A growing convergence between criminal smuggling, terror financing, and strategic threats in southern Israel poses severe security challenges, demanding urgent multi-agency countermeasures.

Former Military Secretary Accuses Netanyahu's Office of Falsifying Oct. 7 Protocols
Major General (res.) Avi Gil accused the Prime Minister's Office of falsifying October 7 protocols. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected the claims, pointing to prior intelligence failures.
Israel Establishes Dedicated Command to Counter West Bank Extremist Violence
Rising international pressure over West Bank settler violence has prompted Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to establish a dedicated security command. The IDF is scaling up enforcement and economic sanctions against radical activists.
Inside the Israel Navy's 916th Squadron Defending the Southern Coast
The Israel Navy's 916th Squadron operates near the Gaza coast, providing crucial fire support to ground troops while uniting a diverse crew of soldiers.

IDF Officer Killed in Operational Accident in Southern Lebanon
Captain Eliav Chaim Tsaplemus, 21, a combat officer from Haifa, was killed in an operational accident in southern Lebanon. Three soldiers were lightly injured.
IDF Prepares Polling Stations for Soldiers Ahead of Upcoming Elections
With 19 days until the elections, the IDF is preparing a comprehensive voting mechanism for soldiers across all bases and sectors, ensuring secure ballot collection and transfer to the Knesset.
IDF Chief Discusses Potential US-Iran Military Escalation with American Officials
IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir discussed potential US-led military strikes against Iran with American officials, warning it could delay Israeli elections. President Donald Trump stated no attack will occur before US midterms.
United Airlines Suspends Pilot Over October 7 Praise Amid Security Failures
United Airlines suspended pilot Ibrahim Moslam over pro-Palestinian posts praising October 7. The incident follows a thwarted attack on a FlyDubai flight by an Omani pilot.
IDF Conducts Daily Targeted Strikes in Gaza as US Officers Reject Genocide Claims
The IDF carries out an average of four targeted strikes daily in Gaza to prevent Hamas from rearming. Meanwhile, 76 retired US officers reject false genocide claims.
Iran Crisis: Economic Collapse, IRGC Power Struggles, and Escalation Fears
Iran's deep economic crisis is crippling the regime and the IRGC, with top brass reportedly weighing preemptive regional escalation to pressure Washington ahead of U.S. midterm elections.
Creators of Film Defending IDF Honored by National Public Diplomacy Directorate
National Public Diplomacy Directorate head Tzipi Hotovely honored creators of the film NZA: The True Story for countering international blood libels against the IDF.