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Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel defended Israel in a podcast interview, highlighting the complex military challenges posed by Hamas infrastructure and reaffirming Germany's commitment to Israel's security.

Muhammad al-Fatih Naim, son of a senior Hamas official, has been charged with planning terror attacks against Jewish and Israeli targets in Germany and Austria. Al-Fatih allegedly smuggled weapons and intended to strike on the anniversary of October 7.

Security forces raided a Jordan Valley home, seizing a Gaza envelope map and military gear after noticing a suspect wearing military boots. Over 55 suspects were arrested across the West Bank.

Italy demands 18.5 million euros in damages from Mohammed Hannoun and five suspects accused of raising millions for Hamas through front charities over 25 years.

Israel has barred French radical left politician Jean-Luc Melenchon and MP Mathilde Panot from entry, deepening a diplomatic rift following reciprocal travel bans.

US federal indictments reveal how Hamas and Islamic Jihad exploit global crowdfunding platforms and crypto networks to channel millions in donations under humanitarian pretexts.

The IDF demolished a monument dedicated to Hamas operatives in the West Bank village of Turmus Ayya. A PLO flag was later raised at the site as local groups vowed defiance.

Defense Minister Israel Katz stated that Israel's government will continue directing military operations across all fronts despite political transitions, following an IDF strike in Khan Yunis.

An IDF strike on the Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis left six dead and over twenty injured. Meanwhile, Turkish President Erdogan leveled accusations against Israel at a climate conference.

A Ben-Gurion University lecture portraying extremist cleric Yusuf al-Qaradawi as a moderate figure has drawn severe condemnation and demands for disciplinary action from human rights advocates.

The IDF is reportedly in talks to acquire up to 1,000 humanoid robots from an American firm to scan tunnels in Gaza. The autonomous systems are designed to perform reconnaissance and neutralize explosives.

A mural in Milan honoring October 7 victims Noa Argamani and Avinatan Or was painted over less than a month after its creation, sparking condemnation.

After 491 days in Hamas captivity and tragic losses, 53-year-old Eli Sharabi opens up in a new television interview about finding a great love and seeking a true partner.

Co-directed by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Shor, the controversial documentary 'Collateral Damage' has drawn over 1.5 million viewers globally since its release in 2026.

Israel approved a 100 million shekel plan to boost Jewish education in North America, combat antisemitism, and strengthen ties with younger generations.

The Israeli government has approved Foreign Minister Gideon Saar's proposal to appoint four new ambassadors, including postings to Latvia, Honduras, Nigeria, and Cameroon.

Donald Trump pushes to maintain Iran's blockade as Gulf states voice economic fears, Europe faces potential Iranian cyberattacks on infrastructure, and the UK bars an academic over October 7 remarks.

A new advertising campaign featuring Friends star David Schwimmer for US fashion brand Quince has sparked intense online backlash from pro-Palestinian activists over his support for Israel.

A new Israeli survey reveals a wide gap in public perception regarding male sexual assault, even as helpline calls from male survivors surge by 81% over two years.

Thirteen US state attorneys general threatened the UK with a $6 trillion economic backlash over sanctions on Israeli settlements, accusing London of aligning with terrorist goals and sparking a severe diplomatic crisis.

Palm Beach County's investment committee rejected a proposal to expand Israeli bond purchases, marking a victory for pro-Palestinian activists near Donald Trump's Florida residence.

US UN Ambassador Mike Waltz criticized UNIFIL as a human shield for terrorists, announcing a trip to Lebanon to overhaul the mission. Speaking in New York, Waltz also highlighted the weakening of Iran and the expansion of the Abraham Accords.

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.

The Web Summit in Lisbon opened without Israeli presence amid a continued boycott, while founder Paddy Cosgrave praised China's AI sector and highlighted a Palestinian pavilion.

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.

Germany's far-left Die Linke party faces severe political fallout in Berlin following revelations of deep ties between its elected officials, radical anti-Israel activists, and notorious Arab criminal clans.

Spanish far-right leader Santiago Abascal clashed with a prominent TV host over Israel during a heated prime-time election debate on state network RTVE, highlighting deep political divisions in Spain ahead of the upcoming November vote.

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.

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.

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.

Russian police launched a mass conscription sweep in central Moscow as leaked statistical data revealed nearly 500,000 military fatalities in Ukraine, amid mounting frontline setbacks.

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

The creator of Netflix's 'The Diplomat' has confirmed that a subtle tribute in the fourth season intentionally honors Hersh Goldberg-Polin, who was murdered in Hamas captivity.

A confidential French report accuses Israeli accounts and US MAGA groups of amplifying social unrest in France by linking protests to immigration, while a separate EU report details Russian disinformation efforts.

US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu discussed regional security, Iran's nuclear program, and Gaza developments. Trump emphasized continued economic pressure and military readiness, while discussions also touched on Israel's political landscape following the latest coalition mandate.

The remains of Lt. Hadar Goldin, abducted by Hamas in 2014, were returned to Israel in November 2025. Following extensive intelligence operations, the IDF uncovered and sealed the vast 16-kilometer underground tunnel network in Rafah where he was held.

IDF Chief of General Staff Eyal Zamir convened an emergency meeting after intelligence revealed Hamas plans to use winter conditions as leverage to force Gaza's reconstruction before disarmament.

Israel counters a Hamas winter propaganda campaign by detailing the entry of 91,000 tents and 8,200 aid trucks into Gaza, as IDF leadership reviews security strategies.

An in-depth look at Israel's policy of allowing Qatari cash transfers into Gaza over a 15-year period under Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, detailing how millions in funding ultimately sustained Hamas before collapsing on October 7.

Israel's UN Ambassador Danny Danon confronted Turkish UN chief candidate Feridun Sinirlioğlu over his past opposition to condemning Hamas, demanding an unequivocal stance.

Heavy rains across the Gaza Strip have flooded tens of thousands of tents housing displaced Palestinians, sparking widespread humanitarian distress as winter arrives. While international aid and relief efforts mobilize, Israeli security officials maintain that Hamas's ongoing control prevents full reconstruction.

Senior Hamas officials celebrate the US election results as a consequence of the October 7 attacks, claiming the shift signals a decline in American support for Israel.

Gadi Eisenkot announced plans to form a national emergency government, inviting all factions willing to sign four core principles, including mandatory service and dismantling Hamas.

Israeli President Isaac Herzog met with US Peace Council envoy Tony Blair in Jerusalem to discuss stalled plans for Gaza's postwar reconstruction, amid ongoing political uncertainty and military operations.

During consultations at the President's Residence, President Isaac Herzog pressed Ra'am leader Mansour Abbas on refusing to designate Hamas as a terrorist organization, as Abbas defended his role as a political bridge.

Journalist Mohammad Majadle revealed that Ra'am leader Mansour Abbas rebuked MK Yasser Hujirat for calling Hamas a charity. The remarks sparked a debate with Likud MK Amir Ohana over the integration of Arab parties in Israeli coalitions.

A delegation of 500 African-American and African Christian leaders arrived in Israel to fulfill Martin Luther King Jr.'s unfulfilled 1967 pilgrimage vision. The participants plan to tour the Gaza envelope and meet with local communities.

The IDF and Shin Bet announced the targeted killing of Jamal Abu Said, Hamas's head of operations in Gaza, who was previously involved in holding hostage Omer Shem Tov.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim warned parliament that Israeli intelligence and civilian communities in Thailand pose security threats, amid heightened regional tensions.

Journalist Shlomi Eldar sued Diaspora Minister Amichai Chikli for 160,000 shekels over a social media post labeling him a close associate of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh.