Terror Attack

A terrorist from East Jerusalem attempted early this morning (Friday) to carry out an attack at Damascus Gate in the Old City of Jerusalem. He attempted to stab the fighters and was eliminated on the spot. A wounded person was evacuated from the scene to Shaare Zedek Hospital, with his condition defined as light.

Hani Lifshitz met with Tehila Cohen, who was severely wounded in the children's bus terror attack in Kfar Darom when she was eight years old. She tells of the loss of both her legs, the injury of her siblings, the rehabilitation, the evacuation from Gush Katif, and the life she has built since.

The personal tragedy that befell Uri Epstein on October 7, in which he lost his mother, son, and two brothers-in-law, led him to head the Sha'ar HaNegev Regional Council in its most difficult moments. In an interview, he recalls the morning he spent with his daughter in the safe room, and warns that the senior command's disregard for the collapse of trust in the IDF will lead to an existential...

Major A., a commander in the Duvdevan unit: "We are happy to take part - we are here always to protect the country and the sense of security of the residents, at any time and in any place we are needed."

Following two attacks within hours, the IDF reports an increase in incitement and tension in the West Bank. Security officials fear a wave of copycat attacks amid elections and the influence of Iran-backed terrorist organizations.

"He is currently recovering": The brother of the man wounded in the stabbing attack in Auja spoke to 103fm about his condition and the moments leading up to the incident. Following an extensive manhunt by the IDF, the 16-year-old terrorist was captured in the Jericho area.

A terrorist attempted to snatch a weapon from a 94th Battalion soldier at Rimonim Junction in the Binyamin region. The soldier responded immediately, firing at the attacker and neutralizing him; the soldier remained unharmed. Commanders praised the soldier for his alertness and quick reaction.

About a year after the deadly terror event on Yom Kippur, in which two worshipers were murdered, authorities in the UK announced that a 49-year-old Iraqi citizen is accused of failing to report to authorities information about terrorist activity related to the attack. During the bloody attack, a Syrian-born British citizen drove a car toward the worshipers and stabbed one of them.

About 20 young people from bereaved families and terror victims set out on an adventurous journey in the Black Canyon, which connected veterans of the "OneFamily" organization with new members who joined since October 7 - through fear, trust, teamwork, and a shared experience: "It gave us a moment to breathe."

German investigators announced on Thursday that they have identified the arsonist behind the 1970 antisemitic attack at a Munich Jewish community center. Seven Holocaust survivors were killed in the blaze. The suspect, a 25-year-old neo-Nazi, passed away in 2020.

7-year-old Samar Britwan survived the terror attack at Bondi Beach in Sydney, but her 10-year-old sister Matilda was murdered. This October, she will participate alongside activist Ben Carso, who will host the central ceremony marking October 7. The family is working to commemorate her through memorial pins that have now reached Israel.

They were born as quadruplets — brothers Guy, Eliran, and Roi, and sister Mor. Despite their different personalities, the Farjon siblings were inseparable best friends. On August 19, 2006, exactly 20 years ago, Roi was killed in a terror attack. "For years it was hard for me to wish the three children a happy birthday," says their mother, Tami. "It is not easy to celebrate when Roiki is no longer...

The Jerusalem District Court sentenced Nabil Shaabani to 22.5 years in prison for the attempted murder of a 74-year-old woman for whom he had worked for years. Shaabani strangled the elderly woman, robbed her, and when he returned to the scene and discovered she was alive, he stabbed her in the neck and chest. The judges: "He damaged the fragile fabric of life in Jerusalem; the events of October...

The Southern District Attorney's Office has indicted 20-year-old Abdallah Gargawi from Segev Shalom for planning a terror attack in Be'er Sheva. The suspect intended to detonate a car bomb at the Forum club.

Adi Gindi Grishpon was looking for her sister when a terrorist answered the phone and shouted "Jahannam" (Hell), and Shelly Meshal Yogev heard her daughter Libi saying goodbye to the family to the sound of gunfire. Despite the mental injury and trauma, the state refuses to recognize them and other family members as victims of hostilities solely due to an outdated law requiring physical presence at...

An IDF investigation into the incident in which an officer, a member of a standby squad, and four Palestinians were killed, raises a disturbing finding: the army knew about the dangerous hike in areas A and B – but did not prevent it. Following the event, the Central Command published a strict procedure, but the hike organizers refuse to change their approach: "Wherever we step – that is where the...

The US Department of Justice sent an official letter to Devorah Halberstam, mother of the teenager Ari Halberstam who was murdered in the Brooklyn Bridge terror attack, stating that if the event had occurred today, it would have been investigated as a federal hate crime and a violation of civil rights. Former prosecutor Jay Clayton clarified that the legal framework today is different, and ordered...

Almost three years after October 7, the families of the murdered were exposed to an investigation into the final hours of their loved ones. Menashe Mansouri, who lost his two daughters, stated: "I received a slap in the face. They tell us about liquidations and 'absolute victory', and then you see the real numbers." According to him, the IDF identified most of the terrorists who arrived at the...

The former football star told the podcast 'The Wizard and His Sons' about the only Sabbath he spent on base during basic training in Nitzanim, when an infiltration attempt from the sea occurred: 'They hid us in the rooms because we were recruits. The commanders went out and killed them on the beach. It was terrifying.'

A senior Central Command officer stated that many hiking groups in Judea and Samaria fail to coordinate with the IDF, leading to security risks. Following the attack near the village of Tel, the military emphasized that strict adherence to coordination procedures is essential for the safety of all travelers.

Authorities intercepted a booby-trapped bus containing 420 kg of explosives, suspected to be intended for an attack on security forces in Cali during the inauguration of President-elect Abelardo de la Espriella. The plot is reportedly led by a commander of a breakaway FARC faction.

Yarden Bibas marked today (Wednesday) the 7th birthday of his son Ariel, who was murdered in the October 7 massacre. The hostage survivor posted a heartbreaking message on his Instagram account: "Instead of celebrating your birthday, instead of going with Mom to buy things for your birthday party, I am sitting here next to you. In the only place where I feel closest to you."

IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir presented the investigation into the July 24, 2026, terror attack in Samaria. Major Yuval Ezra and Captain (res.) Banyahu Malet were killed while protecting a group of hikers.

A Central Command investigation reveals that the Shin Bet provided the IDF with intelligence regarding a planned tour in a high-friction area the night before the deadly attack. A failure to relay this information to field commanders was identified. Benyahu Malet was killed and two others were wounded in the shooting.

Roi Braun, a hiker who was part of the group involved in the recent terror attack, refuted media claims that the hikers entered the village. He provided a detailed account of the events that led to the deaths of Yuval Ezra and Benyahu Malet.

Moments of terror occurred on Monday afternoon at a cafe in Mishmar HaSharon, after a private vehicle drove onto the sidewalk, smashed through the storefront, and entered the premises. Eyewitnesses report that the incident miraculously resulted in no injuries, as two women sitting near the point of impact managed to escape just seconds before the collision.

One might think that living in a certain place is more dangerous, or that there are people who dare fate. But risk is not blame. As long as people are harmed because of their identity or religion, and not because we chose to jump into a sea teeming with sharks, there is no justification for blaming the victim. Unless the victim is “me.”

Right-wing activist Mordechai David confronted actor Tomer Sharon at a left-wing demonstration. When questioned about his support for the protesters, Sharon claimed that both Jews and Palestinians were killed in the terror attack, sparking a wave of backlash on social media.

A poster inciting against an Italian RAI broadcaster was hung at a radio station in Rome, protesting the coverage of the terror attack in Samaria where two IDF officers were murdered. The network's CEO condemned the act, comparing it to the darkest days in the country's history. Police have opened an investigation.

The Central District Attorney's Office has filed an indictment against a 15.5-year-old minor for threatening to commit a terrorist act. The teenager posted a video of an IDF vehicle in a WhatsApp group and followed up with voice messages detailing his intent to attack soldiers.

Groups of hikers in Judea and Samaria are planning to arrive tomorrow in the area of the village of Til, where a terror attack occurred last week in which Binyahu Melet was murdered and Major Yuval Ezra fell. As of now, the hikes have not been coordinated with the security forces, and the IDF clarifies that entry into Area A is dangerous. The organizers: Terror will not prevent us from continuing...

Following the severe terror attack near Havat Gilad and the loss of Major Yuval Ezra and Banyahu Malet, of blessed memory, organizers are expected to approach the army in the coming day to receive permits to arrive in the area. "The intention is not to confront Palestinians, but to show presence and clarify that the routine continues."

Esther Rakow-Malet claims the attack near Havat Gilad could have been prevented: "The standby squad commander and Binyahu tried to repel the terrorists, fearing to open fire — the rules of engagement must be changed." She is determined to seek justice regarding her husband's dismissal from the officers' course.

Channel 14 news anchor Tamir Schneid criticized Channel 12 for their reporting on the terror attack at Havat Gilad, accusing them of downplaying the event to serve a political agenda.

During the 'Patriots' program on Channel 14, host Yinon Magal addressed the severe terror attack at Havat Gilad, which claimed the lives of two Jews. Magal harshly criticized the conduct of security forces, arguing that the fear of opening fire on terrorists is a primary factor in such tragedies.

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.

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.

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.

Guy Peleg addressed the possibility of an escalation in the West Bank and criticized the government: "They are cooking up another war for us. As if we haven't been in one long war for three and a half years, they are cooking up another one. So that we deal with it, and not with the 'Netanyahu disaster', the massacre of October 7th."

Tensions are rising in Judea and Samaria following reports of overnight retaliatory attacks, including the burning of mosques, homes, and vehicles, in response to the killing of two Israelis.

According to a security source, the Commander of the Central Command, Major General Avi Bluth, announced the move to reduce friction between the populations, in light of the sequence of security events in recent days. It was further stated that industrial zones were excluded, and construction sites can be excluded at the request of the communities.

Following the killing of Major Yuval Ezra and Binyahu Malet in a terror attack, which led to the shooting death of the terrorist and other Palestinians, tensions in Judea and Samaria have reached a breaking point. Residents of the settlements blame the authorities for inaction, while Palestinian representatives claim their reaction is a result of justified anger.

The blood spilled in the event in the village of Tel is on the hands of the terrorist who grabbed the weapon, but also on the hands of the government that knowingly allows violence and Jewish terror unhindered, on the hands of the Israel Police that gives full backing to a group of serial lawbreakers, and on the hands of the IDF and the Shin Bet that are afraid to confront a group of provocateurs.

A confrontation developed between an Israeli citizen and a Palestinian near a farm in the Susiya area, during which the latter snatched a weapon, fired into the air, and fled to a nearby village.

Six months after the terror attack at Bondi Beach in Sydney, a 67-year-old woman has been charged for hurling antisemitic remarks at Jewish leaders at the memorial site. The incident occurred as Australia's Royal Commission into Social Cohesion held hearings on the rise of antisemitism in the country.

Following the attack in the Havat Gilad area, in which Major Yuval Ezra and Binyahu Malet were killed, along with four Palestinians, Yair Golan and Moshe Radman criticized the government's policies. "Instead of distancing civilians from friction points, Netanyahu and Katz are announcing the establishment of more illegal outposts and farms," said Golan.

Hundreds of Arabs surrounded Jewish hikers; a sheikh from the village snatched Binyahu Melet's weapon and fired. The claims have not yet been verified, and the IDF's response will be published later.

Binyahu Melet was killed while attempting to rescue a group of hikers under attack. He is survived by his wife Esther and two daughters. Havat Gilad leadership expressed their condolences and pledged full support to the family.

A report was received regarding a person wounded by gunfire following the theft of a security officer's weapon. The incident began when Israeli hikers were attacked by Palestinians near the village of Til.