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Elbit Systems is launching the new THMS system in Denmark, a mobile battlefield networking platform that deploys in under five minutes, carries advanced sensors, and enables up to 24 hours of autonomous operation.

Tony Greenstein, one of the founders of the "Palestine Solidarity Campaign" in the UK, is accused of calling for support for the "Gaza ghetto uprising" and encouraging the public to welcome the attack in three posts published on the X network on October 7, 2023.

Major General (res.) Eliezer Marom stated that the strike in Syria was intended to prevent Turkey from establishing a foothold in the country, but deemed it unlikely that Erdogan would go to war against Israel. Regarding Iran, he warned: "Either they return to the negotiating table, or they start acting out."

Likud spokesperson Guy Levy expressed confidence in the party's electoral victory, ruled out reserved spots for Gabi Ashkenazi or Yossi Cohen, and addressed concerns regarding party list composition and primary irregularities.

Iranian TV presenter Maryam Qasemi called on viewers to donate money for a reward to anyone who assassinates the US President. According to her, 81 million tomans have been collected so far, an amount equivalent to about $435.

Darlin Graham, who was appointed to fill her brother Lindsey Graham's seat in the Senate and enjoys the support of Donald Trump, admitted during a debate that she is "not so up to date on national security." The audience reacted with boos, and her rival used the moment to attack her lack of experience.

The Florida primaries strengthened candidates identified with Donald Trump and defeated two Republican candidates who stood out for their antisemitic remarks. At the same time, a surprise was recorded on the left, as Democrat Angie Nixon won the race for the Senate.

Natalie Harp, Trump's personal aide, accompanies him almost everywhere and is considered one of the figures closest to him in the White House. Now her brother tells of a rift between them and claims that her connection with the president has become an "unhealthy obsession."

From Achziv to Givat Olga, the northern coastline is filling up with new projects and urban renewal. We checked how much an apartment by the sea costs, what you get for the money, and where prices start at 1.9 million shekels and climb to over 5 million.

Six months into the war, President Trump finds that Iran's most lethal weapon is the price of fuel. With poll numbers falling and his party panicking ahead of the midterm elections, the president is desperately seeking a victory to end the conflict.

The 60-day ceasefire between the US and Iran has ended, the strategic aircraft is landing in Israel, and a highly important airfield in northern Syria has been attacked. Simultaneously, the US is redeploying in the region, and signs of another round against Iran are accumulating rapidly.

The events in Qusra are not just another local incident, but an expression of a broad policy involving settlers, the army, and the government. Faced with images being distributed globally and growing international damage, the question is when Israel will stop denying the reality it faces.

Following the July Maariv publication on the possibility of the ultra-Orthodox-right-wing bloc dissolving: an i24NEWS report reveals that Moshe Gafni discussed with rabbis the possibility of a government led by Gadi Eisenkot and wonders if the price of the alliance with the right justifies the harm to yeshiva students.

The revenge against those with independent opinions in the Likud primaries may deter potential candidates, especially those who could actually appeal to disappointed voters.

Ahead of Knesset list preparations, members suddenly discover their party no longer represents them. It is time for them to tell the truth: they are simply worried about their political future.

Ahead of the month of Elul, four content creators who regularly upload videos to TikTok from Slichot events in synagogues and at the Western Wall, which become viral, talk about the phenomenon, the embrace they receive from the audience, and the sense of mission and connection to tradition.

Whether we like it or not, the peak of the election campaign will penetrate the school. Against this backdrop, the role of the educator becomes more significant and complex than ever.

Turkey's strengthening in Syria and strikes attributed to Israel increase fears of a direct confrontation. Experts warn: Israel must maintain deterrence – but also prevent deterioration with Ankara.

An 80-year-old IDF veteran, suffering from cancer and functional decline, is suing Harel for approximately 119,000 shekels. He claims his nursing claim was rejected without a home visit by a medical expert, relying instead on surveillance by a private investigator. Harel stated they will respond in court.

After being closed for more than two years, Ein Mabua in the Nahal Prat nature reserve has reopened with a new parking lot with about 60 spaces. The rare spring, which fills and empties in cycles, awaits travelers this summer - and admission is free, with advance registration.

Roi Cohen, President of the Chamber of Independent Businesses (LAHAV): "This is an action that tramples on businesses in Israel and will plunge many into a liquidity crisis." He appealed to the Minister of Finance and the Director of the Tax Authority to stop the reform immediately.

Frank Beard, the drummer for ZZ Top for over five decades, has passed away at the age of 77 at his home in Texas. Just days earlier, he had retired from the band's tour due to health issues.

Channel 13 journalist Raviv Drucker celebrated the Likud primary results with a sharp monologue. He criticized Avi Dichter for his shift from Shin Bet chief to political figure and mocked the ousting of other MKs, including Idit Silman and Avichai Boaron.

Birobidzhan awakens to Jewish life: Chabad strengthens the community, a Torah scroll was introduced to the synagogue, Mehadrin kosher honey is produced in the region, and the community deepens its social involvement.

FBI data reveals that 2025 was the third-worst year for anti-Jewish hate crimes: 1,528 incidents were directed against Jews, alongside assaults, murders, and hundreds of threats - a 21.2% decrease compared to 2024, but still an abnormal level.

The Trump administration has imposed sanctions against the President of the International Criminal Court, Tomoko Akane, escalating the confrontation with the institution. The move includes asset freezes and financial restrictions against the backdrop of arrest warrants for Benjamin Netanyahu and Yoav Gallant, as well as investigations into the US military.

An i24NEWS poll conducted following the Likud primaries shows the party rising to 31 mandates. Despite the gain, the coalition bloc led by Netanyahu remains at 58 mandates.

The European Broadcasting Union has confirmed that the mixed voting system will remain for Eurovision 2027 in Burgas. New regulations also address security protocols for hosting, age requirements for contestants, and live performance standards.

Deputy Minister Almog Cohen, who secured the eighth spot in the Likud primaries, was interviewed on "Five in the Evening" on 103fm, shared his feelings following the achievement, addressed Benjamin Netanyahu's support, and presented his views regarding the conscription of ultra-Orthodox and his political aspirations.

Yossi Mizrahi spoke on 103fm about an investigation that examined a pool of more than 320 buildings owned by KKL. According to him, subsidized apartments are rented to employees, alongside allegations of internal benefits, appointments, and family ties within the organization.

Eizenkot's party rejected Likud's demand to remove the jingle video, claiming it is composed of real footage only. According to them, artificial intelligence was used to write the jingle - and its use was explicitly noted.

Advocate Yonatan Yakubovich, who served as a member of the Herzliya City Council on behalf of the National Unity party, joins Yisrael Beiteinu and expresses support for Avigdor Lieberman: "The leader Israel needs at this time." His joining comes about two weeks after the joining of Lili Ben-Ami.

Following the Qatari veto on the Rafael and Volkswagen deal, opposition is forming in Israel to the sale of ZIM to Hapag-Lloyd and the FIMI fund. Security agencies and government ministries fear Qatari and Saudi influence on the national logistics artery.

Following the results of the Likud primaries, opposition party leaders criticized the party's new list. Yair Lapid stated that "Likud needs a rest from power," Naama Lazimi called for them to step down, and Gadi Eisenkot labeled the list as "the October 7th list."

During a police search in Tayibe, a bag containing two Glock pistols, magazines, ammunition, and a black mask was found on the roof of a building. Two young men were arrested, and three other residents were detained for questioning.

With primaries concluded, the election campaign for the 26th Knesset is entering its final stretch. The schedule includes the submission of final candidate lists, the start of official propaganda, and the general election day on October 27, 2026.

Nine members of the "Al-Asmar" gang were convicted as part of a plea bargain for conspiracy to commit murder. According to the amended indictment, they planned a series of liquidations as part of a conflict with the "Sabichat" gang; the agreed sentences reach up to three years in prison.

Pollution has no passport. What starts beyond the fence can reach our tap. Streams, aquifers, air, and the sea connect Israel, the West Bank, and Gaza.

The Movement for Quality Government has petitioned the Supreme Court against the Attorney General, the State Attorney, and the Police Commissioner, demanding they explain why the Prime Minister will not be investigated for "using the sensitive powers of the Shin Bet."

In David Amsalem's campaign, they chose to almost completely forgo the direct request to the voter and present him through the people, the struggles, and the moments that shaped him. Only at the last moment did he ask for the members' trust himself.