Security

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office confirmed that Israel is allowing humanitarian equipment and winter supplies into Gaza in coordination with the U.S. and the Board of Peace, while emphasizing that Hamas must disarm.

Israeli defense officials report that Iran and regional terror groups are reducing attacks to avoid derailing potential Israeli political shifts.

Ram Landes, a veteran Israeli media figure, stated he would never have broadcasted the manipulated Sde Teiman video, which damaged the reputation of IDF reservists and fueled international propaganda against Israel.

Israel, Greece, and Cyprus have launched a first-of-its-kind joint maritime drill in the Mediterranean Sea to test open-water responses to large-scale oil spills.

The U.S. has reportedly prepared a contingency plan for a ground invasion of Iran through Iraq, prompting serious security concerns from Baghdad officials regarding regional stability.

Israeli police report a rising trend of undocumented workers dressing in ultra-Orthodox attire to evade detection, raising both criminal and security concerns.

A high-level Israeli delegation led by Ministry of Defense Director-General Amir Baram arrived in Morocco to deepen bilateral security and defense cooperation.

National Cyber Directorate head Yossi Karadi warned that Iran is developing AI-powered cyberattack capabilities. Speaking at Cyber Week, he highlighted the emerging threat of a cyber war of attrition and raised concerns over AI-driven physical risks.

IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir stated that a culture of complacency contributed to the October 7 attacks, urging commanders to take absolute personal responsibility during a Rabin memorial.

A new Israeli documentary initiative called "Life on the Line" provides combat reservists a platform to process the psychological toll of prolonged active duty and share their stories.

IDF troops shot and killed a 14-year-old Palestinian and wounded two others near Burka after forces intercepted a group hurling stones at vehicles along Route 60.

Israeli TV presenter Eden Harel shared her struggles maintaining a routine while her son serves as a combat soldier in Lebanon, asking experienced mothers for advice on coping with constant worry.

The Israeli defense establishment faces severe budgetary and strategic paralysis amid a political vacuum, with a 25 billion shekel funding gap threatening military readiness and defense production lines.

A senior Arab Member of the Knesset is suspected of receiving tens of thousands of shekels from the Palestinian Authority over an extended period, according to defense intelligence.

A personal letter written by the late IDF officer Hadar Goldin before his death in Gaza reveals his leadership values, dedication to soldiers, and views on unity.

A Russian military aircraft under US sanctions landed at Ben Gurion Airport before departing for Abu Dhabi amid heightened diplomatic contacts involving Russia, Iran, and Ukraine.

Following a deadly terror attack at the Yehuda Junction, the IDF Ground Forces Inspectorate issued new guidelines regulating the operational use of weapon safety chamber inserts to prevent tactical malfunctions.

Israeli security officials criticize the Peace Council's priorities, warning that Hamas is actively preparing for combat as severe winter floods submerge tens of thousands of displacement tents in Gaza.

The Peace Council criticized Israel over winterization delays in Gaza as heavy storms flooded thousands of tents and a landslide killed a woman and three children.

IDF data shows a dramatic surge in property and funds seized in the West Bank, jumping from 1.9 million shekels in 2019 to nearly 18 million shekels in 2025 as security forces intensify financial crackdowns on terror networks.

Shin Bet and police officials have criticized the sparse evidence presented by agency head David Zini regarding alleged foreign election interference, as Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara stated findings show no threat to voting results.

A new JCFA study reveals that the Palestinian Authority continues paying over 20 million shekels monthly to prisoners, despite Israeli laws and US commitments. Researchers urge expanded enforcement and targeted asset seizures.

Heavy rains flooding Gaza displacement camps have sparked local outrage, with residents accusing domestic authorities and Hamas of hoarding tents in containers to generate distressing media and raise funds.

The pickup truck used by Oz Davidian to rescue 128 people during the October 7 Nova festival attacks has been transferred to the Ministry of Heritage for public exhibition.

Israeli security forces arrested ten Islamic Jihad operatives in the northern Samarian village of Arraba, dismantling a planned terror cell targeting civilians.

Israel's Defense Ministry recognized Flydubai flight passengers as terror victims six weeks after a foiled cockpit takeover. President Isaac Herzog honored the passengers and crew who thwarted the crash.

An investigative report revealed that senior IDF officials received luxury gifts from Qatari representatives. The findings sparked a public debate and a social media clash between the journalist and the former spouse of a top intelligence commander.

Reports from Gaza indicate Hamas hoards quality shelter gear in warehouses while refugees face severe storms, sparking rare public anger and harsh civilian criticism.

Tensions escalated in Lod following clashes after a right-wing march, prompting warnings from community leaders of a potential crisis reminiscent of past unrest.

INS Keshet, the Israeli Navy's veteran missile boat, has been decommissioned after 44 years of service. The IDF is weighing whether to scuttle the vessel or display it at the Haifa naval museum.

The Royal Navy has established its first autonomous squadron, deploying uncrewed Kraken and Rattler boats operated from a control room. Backed by a major defense investment, the hybrid unit aims to enhance maritime security.

An Iranian military pilot allegedly rammed his Yak-130 aircraft into a drone after a missile interception failed, according to state media reports.

Security experts warn that an Iranian EMP attack could paralyze Israel's critical infrastructure, causing total blackouts and severe societal collapse, though officials debate the immediate priority of the threat.

The Israel Defense Forces has ordered 65,000 flu vaccines for its annual winter campaign to prevent widespread illness and maintain operational readiness across all military units through February 2027.

Political changes in Israel and the US are stoking uncertainty in Lebanon over the ongoing conflict and Hezbollah's arsenal, according to regional media reports. Meanwhile, Saudi-led diplomatic efforts seek to avert internal Lebanese escalation.

The IDF is expanding infantry brigades with new combat engineering and reconnaissance units amid ongoing regional tensions. Meanwhile, the air force conducted a large-scale northern drill simulating rapid border defense responses.

The Israeli Air Force conducted a large-scale low-altitude fighter jet drill over Nahariya and the Western Galilee, simulating rapid responses to border incursions amid rising northern tensions.

The IDF is establishing two new specialized infantry battalions in the Golani and Nahal brigades to enhance target detection and precision strikes using advanced technologies.

Prominent Lebanese chef Hussein Fayyad reported that his orchard in southern Lebanon was hit in an airstrike, marking the third time his properties have been targeted amid IDF operations against Hezbollah.