National Security

The State Attorney's Office has filed an indictment against an Israeli citizen for security offenses. An investigation by the Shin Bet and police revealed the defendant was acting on behalf of foreign intelligence.

The State Attorney's Office filed an indictment on Friday at the Central District Court against an Israeli citizen for security offenses, requesting detention until the end of proceedings. This legal action follows a complex joint investigation by the Shin Bet and the Israel Police, which uncovered suspicions of hostile activity against the state.

The delay in payments by the Ministry of Finance to Israel Aerospace Industries threatens not only the company's ability to continue its work during this sensitive period, but also compromises the security of Israel's citizens.

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.

The former Prime Minister arrived in the Gaza envelope and the Negev, stayed at the home of the Nahal Oz security officer, and pledged to fight arms smuggling: "We will confiscate illegal weapons and criminals will be punished as terrorists."

According to the announcement, the move stems from concerns over national security due to "over-reliance" on foreign countries; however, it is estimated that the move is aimed specifically at the Chinese companies that dominate the market; at the same time, the White House released a report stating that more than 40 countries helped China circumvent the tariffs imposed by the US.

The hidden strategy of the US President, the 15-point plan in Gaza, and the agreement to which Israel is barely a party. How Israel outsourced its security policy — how it works, and what should be done? Major General (res.) Tamir Hayman in a special commentary column.

The alliance with the United States is a strategic asset, but it cannot be a substitute for independent Israeli capability. From the campaign against Iran to ammunition stocks, energy, and reserves: Israel must prepare for the day when it will be required to continue fighting alone.

The journalist criticized the interview conducted by Moriah Asraf and Eyal Berkovic with Minister Itamar Ben Gvir and noted: "We gave him too much of a platform. We invite him too often. He is the most failed minister in the country's history. One should not ask him about things unrelated to his field of office."

Yonatan Urich, the Prime Minister's advisor, wrote on X that 'it is not about Egypt,' following a tweet by an advisor who accused the Prime Minister of 'leaking against a country in the Middle East.' The tweet came after a report that officials in a regional country advised being flexible and reaching an agreement with Israel in order to 'lull' it while preparing for a larger conflict.

The dismissal of Mohammad Bagher Zolqadr and his replacement by Mohsen Rezaee expose the Iranian regime's difficulty in rehabilitating its top decision-making echelon after the war. Alongside an attempt to stabilize the system, the appointment highlights the shortage of senior officials with experience and weight.

Former National Security Council head Meir Ben-Shabbat analyzes the new Middle East in an interview with "Maariv" and warns that one must not fall for illusions and promote agreements "that will not be worth the paper they are written on."

Mohsen Rezaee, military advisor to the Supreme Leader and former commander of the IRGC, has been appointed by the President of Iran as Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council. Additionally, Mojtaba Khamenei has appointed Rezaee as his representative to the council, effectively consolidating control over Tehran's security and foreign policy in his hands.

Mohsen Rezaee has been appointed Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council. The former IRGC commander, who served for 16 years, replaces Mohammad Baqer Zol-Qadr. Rezaee is known for his hardline stance against the US and is considered a close associate of Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei.

This is a technological regression and an operational illusion. While modern security concepts rely on artificial intelligence systems, drones, peripheral radars, thermal sensors, and underground sensors, placing crocodiles is a primitive solution from the Middle Ages.

The October 7 massacre was the most severe failure in Israel's history, exposing a deep crisis in its security concept. Israel needs a change of direction based on accountability, national unity, and strengthening state foundations.

In a world competing for attention, Rafael has become an inseparable part of the Israeli consciousness. Its success relies not on advertising, but on technological achievements and its contribution to national security.

Abbas Araghchi hinted on Twitter that Israel is responsible for the attack on a gas tanker in Egypt. According to him, countries in the region must remain vigilant against Israeli plots designed to undermine regional peace.

At a conference hosted by ynet and Yedioth Ahronoth in collaboration with INSS, leading Israeli figures discussed strategic security issues and the upcoming election agenda. Gadi Eizenkot asserted his bid for Prime Minister, Naftali Bennett accused Qatar of funding Iran, and Avigdor Lieberman warned of the economic consequences of failing to pass an equal conscription law.

The chairman of the Yashar party presented an outline for strengthening the rural area and promised representation for the working settlement in the list • "Agriculture and food security are a fundamental component of national security"

Annexation, two states for two peoples, or another alternative? In the shadow of the explosive situation in the West Bank and Gaza, experts at the National Security Conference organized by ynet and "Yedioth Ahronoth" in collaboration with the INSS discussed the tense arena, the Palestinian Authority, and the conflict tearing Israel apart.

At a National Security Conference, experts warned that strikes on Iran damaged its nuclear program but did not eliminate it. They discussed the shift in Tehran, where nuclear weapons are increasingly viewed as a necessity, and the dangers of an "endless war" mindset.

Brigadier General (res.) Assaf Orion explained at the National Security Conference why total reliance on the US is like a "thin thread," why giving up on Europe is dangerous, and what is the illusion behind the call for independence in arms production.

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.