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Reports: Iranian missiles intercepted over Jordan, defense systems activated in Kuwait
A senior US official stated that Washington is currently not aware of any fire directed at US bases in Jordan.

Warning letter from heads of defense industries to the Prime Minister: "Damage to IDF capabilities"
A warning letter was sent to the Prime Minister following the failure to transfer 40 billion shekels. Industry heads warn of the closure of ammunition production lines. The IDF is preparing for immediate cuts in reserve duty days and a halt to the restoration of tanks damaged in the war.

First publication: Mossad Chief Roman Gofman has decided - Brig. Gen. J. will leave the organization
As a result of Roman Gofman's decision, Brig. Gen. J. is leaving the Israeli security establishment nearly three years after the October 7 massacre. J., who served as head of the Aman Operations Division on the morning of the attack, had been loaned to the Mossad, but the new chief decided not to extend his tenure, despite an affidavit J. submitted to the Supreme Court that facilitated Gofman's...

IDF completes clearing of Hezbollah underground infrastructure on the Ali-Tahar ridge
Forces of the 36th Division achieved operational control above and below ground. Inside the tunnels, command centers, living quarters, and kitchens used by the "Badr" unit were found. The infrastructure was built over two decades with Iranian funding and planning.

Was the writing on the wall? The report that warned of the damage that sewage from Gaza would cause to desalination plants
Israel's desalination plants are slowly returning to operation, but many of them are still shut down. A report by the Israel Oceanographic and Limnological Research institute warned nearly a decade ago of the danger of pollution from the Gaza Strip that would damage the plants. The EcoPeace organization warned in November at a discussion at the American headquarters about the need to treat sewage...

First publication: Israel to release 5 Lebanese prisoners today
Israel is expected to release five Lebanese nationals held in its custody today, in coordination with the USA, as a gesture within the framework of negotiations with Beirut. The issue of the detainees was raised during the latest round of talks in Rome.

Soldiers report being filmed in base restrooms: IDF launches investigation
Soldiers claim they were filmed multiple times in base restrooms and that command failed to act. The IDF has launched a Military Police investigation, stating they view the incident with the utmost severity.

The critical change in the war with Iran: a "logistical nightmare" for the US military
Iran destroyed US military logistics bases in the region. The implication: the supply mission for forces has become an unprecedented challenge requiring non-stop activity. Images of the rusted aircraft carrier Lincoln have stunned the world.

"Soldiers are simply locking themselves in buildings": An infestation of bees and wasps at a base in Gush Etzion
Reserve soldiers from the 8553rd Battalion operating at the base report an ongoing hazard: "There are allergic people here and the injector is not accessible," a female soldier at the base told N12. The army claims they have set traps and are trying to locate the nest, but the problem persists on the ground.

Will the conflict resume? US Secretary of Defense extended operational deployment in the Middle East into next year
According to a Wall Street Journal report, US vessels, fighter squadrons, and air defense units will remain in the region at least until next year. Meanwhile, the Pentagon has restricted access to classified information following leaks regarding military opposition to the war in Iran.

"If Orich hadn't approved - I wouldn't have passed it on": The stormy confrontation between PMO staff members
Feldstein claimed that Orich saw the classified document and knew its source. According to him, Orich also approved its transfer for publication in the German newspaper. Orich denied it and attacked: "I haven't seen my daughter for a whole week because of you." The confrontation deteriorated into shouting and personal accusations, at the end of which the investigator told Orich: "He is not lying."

Shortage in the IDF has left about 20,000 soldiers without DNA samples
For several months, the collection of DNA samples from IDF recruits was halted. Among the soldiers are combat troops from the July and August cycles. The reason: a dispute between the Military Rabbinate and the Medical Corps over the funding of preservation equipment. A source familiar with the details: "The shortage was known for almost two years."

Officers in the Gaza Division warned: "We have returned to October 6th," the division commander explained: "We are under pressure"
During a closed event, IDF officers expressed deep frustration with the policy in the Gaza Strip, describing threats that remain unaddressed. The Gaza Division commander alluded to Jared Kushner's visit to Israel and admitted: "There is external pressure on the IDF."

American source to Saudi media: "The strikes in Iran were a preemptive attack"
According to the report on Saudi Al-Hadath, the US attempted to thwart an Iranian plan to damage underwater cables in the Strait of Hormuz. The US suspects that Lebanese security officials are involved in issuing passports to Iranian operatives.

Hezbollah's quiet campaign: more than 600 attempts to attack Israel in cyber
The threat is no longer limited to the Iranian arena: the IDF is monitoring the expansion of cyber capabilities of other actors in the region.

Water supply to farmers resumed; expert warns: "Our systems are exposed"
The shutdown of desalination plants raises questions about Israeli readiness for extreme situations. Former Director General of the Ministry of Environmental Protection: "Pollution from Gaza is reaching us, we must deal with it." Despite the crisis, water supply to farmers in the south has been resumed. Satellite images show the murky water that led to the shutdown.

Water supply to farmers resumed; expert warns: "Our systems are exposed"
The shutdown of desalination plants raises questions about Israel's readiness for extreme situations. Former Director General of the Ministry of Environmental Protection Galit Cohen stated: "Pollution from Gaza is reaching us; we must take action." Despite the crisis, water supply to farmers in the south has been resumed. Satellite images confirm the murky water that caused the disruption.

Moments before boarding: six ultra-Orthodox deserters arrested at Ben Gurion Airport
At the peak of the rush and moments before the airlift to Uman, ultra-Orthodox draft dodgers were caught by Ben Gurion Airport security teams. A check revealed active draft orders preventing their departure from the country.

New US policy toward Iran: "Tanker for a tanker"
The US military attacked two Iranian government oil tankers as part of a wave of strikes that hit about 100 targets. This marks the first implementation of the "tanker for a tanker" policy approved by President Donald Trump to deter aggression in the Strait of Hormuz.

Report: Russia secretly helped Iran develop supersonic cruise missiles
A secret Russian program, ongoing since 2023, is designed to help Iran develop advanced propulsion technology. This development helps Iran close a critical gap in its armament capabilities and produce particularly lethal weapons. As part of the program, Russia has repeatedly sent its leading scientists to Iran.

Gaza reports: Militia cooperating with Israel attempted to target senior Hamas official, IDF Air Force intervened
Details of the incident in the Gaza Strip are still being clarified. The IDF confirmed it conducted strikes to eliminate threats to security forces; there are no casualties among Israeli troops.

US Examines New Strike Plan in Strait of Hormuz | Behind the Scenes
The goal of these strikes is to prevent Iran from restoring its radar and missile capabilities in the strait to ensure it cannot threaten vessels, according to US officials. The plan is supported by Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth but has not yet been approved by President Trump.

All desalination plants south of Hadera have been shut down. Industry source: "Not a cyber incident"
Extreme weather conditions have affected seawater quality and led to the suspension of plant operations. Following the shutdown, instructions were issued to reduce the supply of fresh water for agriculture in the south. Against this backdrop, previous Iranian attempts to target water infrastructure in Israel are being recalled, but an industry source rules out a cyberattack.

Desalination plants south of Hadera shut down. Industry source: "Not a cyber incident"
Extreme weather conditions have affected the quality of seawater, leading to the suspension of plant operations. Following the shutdown, instructions were issued to reduce the supply of fresh water for agriculture in the south. Against this backdrop, previous Iranian attempts to target water infrastructure in Israel are being recalled, but an industry source rules out a cyberattack.

Security establishment identifies rise in terror alerts originating from abroad
Directives are primarily coming from Iran and Hamas, targeting Israelis in Judea and Samaria. A senior military official emphasizes that the IDF's role is to prevent any terror event that could ignite the region.

In the shadow of escalation: Donald Trump published an AI video of the destruction of Kharg Island
The US President distributed a video on social media based on artificial intelligence depicting the destruction of Iran's main oil artery. In practice, the American action tonight focused on neutralizing mines on Larak Island and triggered Iranian missile barrages, some of which were intercepted over Jordan. A look at Tehran's economic "crown jewel" at the heart of the tension.

The UN mourned a terrorist: How an UNRWA principal was a Hamas commander
At the UN's annual memorial ceremony, Secretary-General Antonio Guterres lit a candle for Imad Yousif El Samhouri, an UNRWA school principal killed in Gaza. However, Hamas's own footage reveals El Samhouri was a military commander who emerged from tunnels armed. This case highlights the deep infiltration of UNRWA by terror operatives.

For the first time in a month: US forces strike launchers in Iran
A senior US official confirmed that forces struck Larak Island after identifying preparations by the Revolutionary Guards to launch naval mines. The attack follows President Donald Trump's warning of military action to thwart Iranian attempts to mine the Strait of Hormuz.

Kiryat Motzkin teenagers charged with espionage for Iran
The Haifa District Attorney's Office has indicted two teenagers, aged 14 and 16, for working for an Iranian intelligence agent. The minors conducted surveillance on shopping malls and attempted to recruit others for high-risk missions, continuing their activities even after realizing they were working for a hostile foreign power.

Documentation from Gaza reveals: This is how smuggling from Egypt into the Strip continues — unimpeded
In a video that arrived from Gaza, a drone is seen arriving from the Egyptian border, landing and releasing a payload. Sources in Gaza told N12: Weapons are also being smuggled using the drones, and the phenomenon has become an industry that generates huge sums.

The identified weak point - and the solutions: how Ben Gurion Airport will try to prevent deserters from leaving for Uman
With military police at the airport - and a dedicated detention vehicle: the plan formulated to close security loopholes exploited under the cover of heavy congestion at Ben Gurion Airport.

"I am the secret mediator": An exclusive interview with the senior Shin Bet official who conducted direct negotiations with Hamas
Direct contacts to advance a hostage deal were conducted between a senior Shin Bet official and Ghazi Hamad of the Hamas leadership. Now revealed for the first time: the person who conducted the talks is the official responsible for captives and missing persons in the organization, Adi Rotem. In an interview, he tells about the secret channel, the criticism of the mediators, and clarifies...

Security sources: "Hamas is starting to have a governance problem in Gaza, its ability to deter has been damaged"
Heading towards a change of direction in Gaza? The Shin Bet and intelligence officials identify a growing willingness of the terrorist organization to increase friction with Israel. In the background: a deep governance crisis of the terrorist organization.

"Here is Kod, my love, over": Battalion Commander Dor Ben-Simhon fell in Lebanon, his wife Ariel sets out on his path
Lieutenant Colonel Dor Ben-Simhon (Davash) had already planned his life after the uniform, but his wife Ariel, an outstanding officer herself, urged him to stay: "A little more, you'll be a battalion commander." He returned to command the 52nd Battalion and fell from an explosive drone strike. Now, raising two small daughters alone, Ariel does not regret it and is going to the battalion commander...

"This is Cod-cod, my love, over": Battalion Commander Dor Ben-Simhon fell in Lebanon, his wife Ariel sets out on his path
Lieutenant Colonel Dor Ben-Simhon had already planned his life after the uniform, but his wife Ariel, an outstanding officer herself, urged him to stay: "A little more, you'll be a battalion commander." He returned to command the 52nd Battalion and fell from an explosive drone strike. Now, raising two small daughters alone, Ariel does not regret it and is setting out for the battalion commander...

Israeli rioters barricaded themselves in a Palestinian home in Qusra - and an unusual rain system on the way | Shabbat News Summary
A record gap of 27% on the question of suitability for Prime Minister, Ofer Winter's party crosses the electoral threshold for the first time. IDF: Israeli rioters threw stones and barricaded themselves in a Palestinian home in the village of Qusra. Union in the third bloc? Erdan revealed contacts with Benny Gantz about a joint run. Unusual weather: a rain system uncharacteristic for August is...

The person responsible for Hamas activity in the Jenin refugee camp has been eliminated
The IDF and the Shin Bet eliminated in an airstrike Qais Bitawi, a senior Hamas official in Jenin. Bitawi was responsible for the terrorist organization's activity in the city's refugee camp and planned attacks. Two accomplices who were with him were also eliminated in the strike.

N12 Exposure: Security establishment preparations for the opening of Erez Crossing - new details
Despite denials by Benjamin Netanyahu and Israel Katz, Israel's Deputy Ambassador to the UN already declared yesterday that September 1st is the target date. The security establishment has begun infrastructure work on the ground and approval of transit routes. The move is being promoted under American pressure and pressure from the Peace Council.

AP Report: 'Beyond critical' shortage of US Patriot interceptors in Europe
Security officials warn of NATO countries' vulnerability to a Russian attack. The shortage stems from the conflict with Iran. The fear: NATO will face a situation similar to Ukraine's and will be forced to absorb blows from Russia.

Roman Gofman will not handle the 'Qatargate' affair due to conflict of interest
The State Attorney's Office is awaiting a Mossad opinion to determine if the 'Qatargate' affair poses a risk to national security. Mossad Director Roman Gofman has recused himself from the case due to personal ties with the individuals involved, appointing another official to oversee the matter.