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In a conversation with Nadav Eyal at the National Security Conference of ynet and Yedioth Ahronoth in collaboration with the INSS, Tamir Hayman presented worrying data regarding the attitude of young people in the US toward Israel and warned against the "dangerous bet" on Marco Rubio. Hayman called for presenting a political vision to curb this negative trend.

The situation in Judea and Samaria is described as highly volatile. Military sources report that IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir is delaying the appointment of the head of the Civil Administration and the commander of the Judea and Samaria Division due to fears of political interference.

Yaari, son of MAPAM founder Meir Yaari, was praised for his performance during the Yom Kippur War, when he was a branch head in Syria. He is also remembered for his advice to the late Ariel Sharon during the First Lebanon War.

The IDF announced on Monday morning that it intercepted two unmanned aerial vehicles near the Jordanian border. The aircraft did not cross into Israeli territory, and the source of the launch is under investigation.

Berlin police have eliminated terrorist Abdul Balu, who carried out a vehicle-ramming attack at a Pride parade. One woman was killed and at least 17 people were injured in the incident.

Shin Bet head David Zini has warned of attempts by Iran and other foreign states to disrupt Israeli elections. The security service is allocating significant resources to safeguard the process.

The mechanism for verifying Hezbollah's demilitarization is at the center of discussions. Beirut wants the process managed via the US or UNIFIL. Lebanese government sources describe August as a 'decisive turning point' for security in the south.

According to a new survey presented at the ynet and 'Yedioth Ahronoth' National Security Conference, in collaboration with the INSS, a violent internal conflict and the acquisition of nuclear weapons by Tehran top the list of threats. A large-scale missile attack is perceived as the most likely scenario, and fears of losing US support have doubled in five months.

Eshkol Regional Council Head Michal Uziahu has criticized the Security Cabinet's decision to launch a "Peace Council" pilot in the Gaza Strip before Hamas is disarmed. She stated that for Gaza envelope residents, this is a fundamental security issue rather than a political one.

According to the Lebanese newspaper "Nidaa al-Watan," the US strategy of attrition is beginning to take its toll on the Iranian regime. Washington intends to expand its strikes to include civilian infrastructure, increasing the cost of confrontation for Tehran.

In the security establishment, there is growing concern that the Trump administration will exert heavy political pressure and force Israel into a unilateral withdrawal from Southern Lebanon. The move, already hinted at by senior US officials, raises concerns that a similar path will be forced on the Gaza Strip. Meanwhile, despite the ceasefire, the IDF continues to strike with intensity.

Amidst mediation efforts by Qatar and Oman to revive diplomatic channels, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is traveling to the US. Discussions are centered on a compromise regarding the Strait of Hormuz, though the situation remains highly volatile.

President Donald Trump is delaying an intensive strike on Iran, giving diplomacy another chance. However, he continues to send threatening signals via his TRUTH SOCIAL account.

"No one but you can prevent this disaster," wrote members of the "Commanders for Israel's Security" organization, which includes about 600 former senior security officials - including former heads of the Mossad and Shin Bet - to the President. "We hope you will use your meeting with the PM to convey a firm and clear message to him."

The fire at the Havat Gilad farm and the subsequent terror attack have turned fear into a daily reality for residents. A new episode on Channel 14 explores the struggle to hold territory in Judea and Samaria.

Lieutenant Colonel (res.) Amit Yagur stated in an interview with Tal Meir that the ambiguity surrounding US intentions toward Iran is part of a broad psychological warfare campaign. He assesses that the Donald Trump administration is now focused on more radical objectives, potentially including regime collapse.

The Kheibar Shekan missile utilizes dynamic flight paths, maneuvers, and varying speeds to challenge air defense systems.

Residents of the building at 7 Pinsker Street in Tel Aviv have returned to their homes just one year after an Iranian missile strike. The successful restoration was driven by a proactive tenants' committee.

The Cabinet approved granting immunity to the international force ahead of its entry into areas of the Strip, despite requests in Israel to postpone the move until Hamas is demilitarized and disarmed. Meanwhile, security officials warn that the move will reduce the IDF's freedom of action, erode its achievements, and allow Hamas to rehabilitate.

As long as the arenas around us remain open, whether it is Lebanon, Syria, or the Gaza Strip, the threats exist and the focus shifts in an endless loop between one threat circle and another, regardless of whether they are strategic or tactical.

Two years after the Majdal Shams disaster, where 12 children were killed by a Hezbollah rocket on a soccer field, a memorial installation is unveiled. The design, by architect Zvika Pasternak, preserves the impact crater and incorporates a wall saved at the request of a grieving father.

The security paradox of Judea and Samaria makes the arena particularly complex: precisely when Palestinian terrorism is on a downward trend, Jewish nationalist crime is rising, and the friction creates a threat that could ignite the area and create a cycle of revenge.

Following the attack that claimed the lives of Benyahu Melet and Major Yuval Ezra, the IDF has deployed across hundreds of locations in Judea and Samaria, conducting numerous arrests. Staff Sergeant (res.) Shahar, who has served in the area for years, reported that commanders are instructing troops to strictly manage friction, including the use of physical force against both sides if required.

The deadly terror attack in the village of Tell in Samaria is a personal loss for Channel 14 correspondent Elia Aviv. Binyahu Malet, murdered alongside officer Yuval Ezra, was an activist who dedicated his life to exposing the dangers of the Palestinian Authority's military buildup.

The Pentagon has warned of a critical shortage of interceptors amid the war with Iran. Experts note that missiles have become the leading strategy for regional powers, while the West finds itself unprepared for a war of attrition due to lost industrial capacity.

The Prime Minister will fly to Washington for the memorial service of Senator Lindsey Graham and meetings with US President Donald Trump. The agenda includes Iran, Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria. Jerusalem has denied rumors of friction between the leaders.

More than 130 wanted persons were arrested over the weekend, including Hamas operatives, inciters, and terrorists who planned to carry out attacks. The IDF identifies an increase in incitement and the desire to carry out copycat attacks, and continues to reinforce forces and operate to counter terror throughout the West Bank.

The Shin Bet Director held a lengthy meeting with former Prime Minister and "Beyhad" party chairman Naftali Bennett. The meeting was requested by Zini following Bennett's warnings regarding the "politicization" of appointments. Zini also met with "Yashar!" chairman Gadi Eisenkot last week.

Exposure: On the night between Thursday and Friday, the Havat Gilad security officer coordinated with military officials regarding security for hikers. Despite warnings, the event was not officially approved, leading to a confrontation that claimed the lives of Major Yuval Ezra and standby squad member Benyahu Malet.

Globes has learned that against the backdrop of a sharp increase in defense sales abroad and struggles over mega-tenders, Ministry of Defense Director General Amir Baram has established an ethical code for local industries. Among the requirements: avoiding defamation, maintaining intellectual property, and presenting reliable technology.

The IDF struck in the central Gaza Strip and eliminated Hammam Eid, who was responsible for the production and launch of remotely operated aircraft against IDF forces. At the same time, in Deir al-Balah, the senior official who led the hunt for suspects of espionage for Israel was eliminated.

Following the Cabinet's approval for the entry of the International Security Force (ISF) into the Gaza Strip, a political source clarified: "The IDF will continue to hold the 'yellow line,' and there will be no withdrawal until Hamas is fully disarmed." He added that each entry requires individual approval, with only 200 representatives currently planned. During the Security Cabinet meeting...

Family and friends gathered at the Beit Dagan cemetery to bid farewell to Major Yuval Ezra, who was killed in a shooting attack in Samaria. His mother, fiancée, and battalion commander paid tribute to his character, leadership, and heroism.

The President of Israel and the King of Bahrain discussed strengthening bilateral ties, the significance of the Abraham Accords, and recent developments in the Middle East. The call and its publication were initiated by Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa. Isaac Herzog commended the King for his contribution to regional stability.

Major Yuval Ezra was killed in a terror attack during a hiking trip. He was set to marry his partner, Timor, next year. Family and friends gathered at the Beit Dagan military cemetery to pay their final respects.

The government has extended the special state of emergency in the home front until August 11, 2026, but the compensation scheme for northern tourism businesses remains unrenewed. This creates a critical gap in support for the sector.

The 'Asharq Al-Awsat' newspaper revealed that Wael Musa al-Dawi, eliminated in an IDF strike in the central Gaza Strip, was managing an operation to pursue militias and suspected Israeli collaborators. Another police commander was also killed in the strike.

The cabinet approved the entry of Multinational Peace Council forces into Gaza, despite opposition from Minister Itamar Ben Gvir. Ministers Gideon Sa'ar and Ze'ev Elkin supported the move, while Orit Strock and Ben Gvir criticized Hamas's failure to meet its commitments.

Officers serving in Judea and Samaria warn that nationalist crime incidents are straining forces and reducing their ability to operate in the sector. "If someone dies, from my point of view, in the moral aspect, I have not failed in any mission," said an officer serving in the area. The remarks were made after a tense night that included the burning of a mosque, vehicles, and attempted arson in...

The 3.5 billion euro contract for the deployment of Israeli air defense systems in Greece marks a qualitative leap in the partnership. The goal is to build a regional security network against Ankara's policy.