Security

Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad have agreed to form an electoral coalition with former Fatah official Mohammed Dahlan, challenging Palestinian Authority Chairman Mahmoud Abbas.

The inauguration of the new Gad Natan settlement in southern Gush Etzion took place on Tuesday during Sukkot, marking a major expansion between Karmei Tzur and Hebron.

The IDF and Shin Bet are investigating violent riots near Jalud after over 100 Israeli rioters attacked security forces and a Palestinian family's home, injuring three officers.

Ahead of October 7, KKL-JNF declared the Nova festival site in Re'im Forest a strict memorial zone, banning parties, camping, and barbecues to honor the 378 victims.

Israeli defense firm UVision has partnered with Estonia's LendurAI to supply loitering munitions to a NATO military, marking its first entry into the Baltic market amid rising regional security concerns.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned during a visit to the Tel Nof Air Force Base that Israel's enemies may attempt attacks ahead of the upcoming elections.

Lebanon faces deep internal division as the government pursues diplomatic talks with US backing to disarm Hezbollah, while the militant group rejects negotiations and defies state authority.

An IDF soldier was sentenced to 20 days in military prison after protesting in uniform against administrative orders issued by Central Command chief Maj. Gen. Avi Blut.

Britain has tightened restrictions on Israel, freezing over 80 arms export licenses while exempting F-35 fighter jet components due to security obligations.

Iran's capacity to block oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz is weakening, raising concerns of potential military escalation as its economic crisis deepens.

Three Border Police officers were lightly injured during violent riots in the West Bank village of Jalud overnight. Security forces detained several suspects after protesters blocked roads and set fire to Palestinian property.

The Haifa Magistrate's Court ruled that two police officers exposed to heavy combat noise in Karmiel and Katzrin must have their hearing impairment claims reviewed by the Ministry of Defense.

The IDF eliminated Izz al-Din al-Bik, Hamas commander for the northern Gaza Strip, in Gaza City. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz confirmed the targeted strike.

Two US fighter squadrons arrived at Ovda Air Base in Israel, while defense officials emphasize the deployment is part of routine regional repositioning amid ongoing Middle East tensions.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated Iran threatened American assets as security alerts briefly activated in Samaria. President Trump denied offering terms to Tehran.

Radical settlers burned a Palestinian family's house near Nablus after the IDF attempted to assist them in returning home following months of harassment.

Unmanned Panda bulldozers operated remotely from the Golan Heights are paving safe routes for IDF troops along the Litani River in Lebanon, significantly reducing soldier casualties.

Duvdevan unit fighters arrested four wanted terrorists and thwarted multiple attacks during an intense 12-hour counter-terrorism operation in the Hebron area.

US and Iranian representatives are holding indirect talks regarding a revised ceasefire proposal, though disagreements persist over Iran's nuclear program and regional security.

A new book by former US official Brett McGurk reveals tense 2024 phone calls between Joe Biden and Benjamin Netanyahu over civilian casualties, aid, and the Gaza war.

Commander Avishay Mualem, a central suspect in the Ben Gvir associates affair and former YAMAR SHAI commander, is retiring from the Israel Police to become CEO of the Tiberias Municipality.

Ahead of the 2024 pager operation, Israel eliminated a Hezbollah operative who suspected the plot, newly cleared remarks by former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant reveal.

A new documentary reveals classified details on the 2024 pager explosions operation against Hezbollah, including the elimination of a suspicious operative and the destruction of Iranian inspection equipment.

The Shin Bet filed a complaint against Channel 12 for prematurely reporting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's visit to the UAE while his flight was still airborne.

Grandson Zviiki Weil launched "Grandma's Wheels," an initiative providing cars for reservists at 25 shekels per day to help families during reserve duty.

US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee met with MK Ohad Tal and bereaved family members to discuss West Bank security, terrorism threats, and bilateral ties.

Security around Minister of National Security Itamar Ben Gvir was reinforced following online threats. The threats emerged after a shooting range video involving him and his wife was published.

The Hebrew University and "710 Testimony" have launched an AI-powered archive preserving hundreds of accounts from the October 7 massacre, ensuring historical memory for future generations.

Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei marked the anniversary of Hassan Nasrallah's assassination, praising him as a resistance symbol and threatening foreign forces in the region.

A report reveals former Egyptian intelligence chief Abbas Kamel warned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of a Gaza escalation weeks before October 7. Israeli officials dispute the claims as intelligence oversight questions emerge.

Updated Google Maps satellite imagery of the Gaza Strip reveals extensive destruction, sparking widespread social media debate and renewed international scrutiny over the ongoing war.

The Samaria Military Court extended the detention of two Qalqilya residents by eight days following the discovery of a 25-meter tunnel and weapons cache in a joint security operation.

The Ministry of Defense proposed updating military cemetery regulations to allow families to engrave "abducted" on the gravestones of fallen hostages.

National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir confronted imprisoned Hamas terrorist Hassan Salama, declaring his intent to push for his execution and harsher prison conditions.

Houthi officials in Yemen threaten retaliation against Saudi Arabia after airstrikes hit bridges and infrastructure, while pro-Saudi forces report hundreds of Houthi casualties.

Ahead of the October 7 anniversary, social media archives of the war have resurfaced, alongside the viral spread and subsequent debunking of a fake hostage video.

Satellite imagery shows Rafah heavily destroyed as the Peace Council pushes a $2.4 billion Gaza reconstruction plan, while the IDF continues operations against Hamas.

The military prosecution concluded its probe into Brig. Gen. (res.) Israel Shomer over a consensual relationship with a subordinate officer. No criminal indictment is expected, though disciplinary action awaits.

Israeli settlers torched vehicles and sprayed graffiti in West Bank villages near Ramallah, prompting a police investigation into the incidents.

Almost three years after October 7, Hamas retains tens of thousands of fighters, active tunnel networks, and rocket manufacturing capabilities despite heavy IDF strikes.