Lebanese judge summons Hezbollah officials over seized explosives shipment
Lebanese authorities seek to question two Hezbollah officials after seizing half a ton of explosives, as the group demands the shipment be returned.
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'It’s too early': Trump holds off on endorsing Vance for 2028
President Trump declines to endorse JD Vance for 2028, saying it is too early to discuss the race.
ICC nominated for EU human rights prize despite US sanctions
The International Criminal Court is shortlisted for the EU's Sakharov Prize despite Trump administration sanctions targeting its actions against Israel and the US.
Davidi Ben Zion explains why he left Winter's party: I couldn't continue
A week after leaving Ofer Winter's party, Davidi Ben Zion explains his decision and admits he misjudged the party's chances of crossing the electoral threshold.
'See you in Israel': Herzog meets Hungarian PM, invites him to visit
President Isaac Herzog meets Hungarian PM Péter Magyar in Budapest to discuss bilateral ties, EU relations and regional challenges, and invites him to Israel.
UK police re-arrest two suspects in Iranian plot targeting US bomber base
British counterterrorism police re-arrest two men suspected of assisting Iranian intelligence near RAF Fairford, a base used by US bombers in strikes on Iran.
Report: Iraq to gradually close border crossings with Iran in coming days
Iraq's Prime Minister has ordered the gradual closure of several border crossings with Iran over the coming days, an Iraqi government official told Al Jazeera . According to the official, the Al-Sheeb border crossing will be closed to passenger traffic and the movement of goods starting Wednesday.
Iran refuses to surrender enriched uranium, sets conditions for US talks
Iran's security chief rules out transferring enriched uranium abroad and demands US concessions before talks, as Pakistan seeks to mediate amid rising tensions.
Report: Witkoff to present Putin with peace proposal following talks with Zelenskyy
US envoy Steve Witkoff is expected to present Russian President Vladimir Putin with a proposed peace agreement following talks with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Axios reported.
Netanyahu: Iran may use its proxies to disrupt the election
Speaking to i24NEWS , Netanyahu warns Iran may use proxies to disrupt Israel's election, calls for regime change in Tehran, and criticizes Macron over unrest in France.
Lebanese report: Hezbollah raises alert level as disagreements emerge in talks With Israel
Hezbollah has raised its alert level in recent days amid concerns over a possible escalation with Israel or growing internal tensions in Lebanon, the Lebanese Al-Jadeed television channel reported. According to the report, the latest round of talks between Israeli and Lebanese military delegations, held Tuesday in Tampa, Florida, has concluded and is expected to resume tomorrow. During the discussions, disagreements emerged over who would have the authority to oversee the implementation of security arrangements in southern Lebanon. The report also claimed that the Lebanese government reserves the right to oppose any mechanism that would give Israel direct influence over the Lebanese military's movements and decisions in the south of the country.
'Ali from Baghdad' turns out to be Israeli named Hezi: The live TV prank in Paris
Journalist Neria Kraus interviewed a man in Paris who claimed to be an Arab supporter of Israel. Only later did she discover he was Hezi from Kfar Shalem.
Report: IDF to replace Border Police in Judea and Samaria, freeing officers to combat crime
Senior officials from the IDF, Israel Security Agency (Shin Bet), and Israel Police met and decided that IDF soldiers would take over some of the duties currently performed by Border Police officers in Judea and Samaria, allowing the officers to focus on combating nationalist crime and riots in the area, Kan 11 News reported.
Hegseth confirms secret Israel visit, declines to discuss Netanyahu meeting
US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth confirms an unannounced visit to Israel and meeting with Netanyahu, but declines to reveal what was discussed.
Trump weighs next move against Iran: The nice way or the not nice way
President Trump says the US must decide how to secure victory over Iran, declines to provide details on Hegseth's meetings in Israel.
Major twist in Highway 1 terror plot: Informant admits he lied
The man whose report led to the arrests on Highway 1 has been located and admitted that he lied. The suspects are apparently not terrorists, but the Shin Bet investigation is ongoing.
"Sign of life" from Kim Jong Un
North Korea has released new photographs of Kim Jong Un and his 13-year-old daughter following rumors that the dictator died of a brain hemorrhage.
Kedumim: 9-year-old spots suspicious object in Samaria, prevents disaster
A 9-year-old boy from Kedumim spotted a suspicious object near the community and alerted his father. Security forces discovered it was a missile fuel tank left from the war with Iran and safely removed it.
A week to the elections: Netanyahu leads by 10 seats, five parties don't qualify
One week before the elections, Channel 14 poll: Likud leads with 30 seats, Amcha Yisrael falls far below threshold.
Military intervenes: Italy and France attempt to stop the violence
France will deploy military forces in Paris and Marseille, Italy will station 500 soldiers in Milan, and Albania reports 295 people injured.
Nahal commander honors fallen comrades and inspires a new generation of IDF soldiers
After fighting on October 7, taking part in battles across the Gaza Strip and losing his comrades in Rafah, Captain Y. looks to the new generation of recruits with great faith, 'the spirit of victory of the Jewish people is stronger than ever.'
IDF eliminates senior Hamas security official in Gaza City
The IDF and Shin Bet eliminated Akram Bassam Shaaban Yassin, a senior Hamas official responsible for protecting the terrorist organization's leadership.
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Creation, Creativity, and the Existential Responsibility of Man.
Historic milestone in the IDF: First haredi officer course completed by Hashmonaim Brigade
Fifteen cadets graduate as Hashmonaim Brigade’s first officers. Chief of staff says they are breaking new ground in integrating haredim into the IDF and building the brigade’s command echelon.
'Oslo Accords must be canceled and Palestinian Authority dismantled'
In a first-ever interview with Abu Ali Express, the Religious Zionism leader calls to dismantle the Palestinian Authority, pledges an ambitious expansion of Jewish communities, and promises further tax cuts.
Hamas terrorist involved in abduction of Shani Louk eliminated
The IDF and Shin Bet eliminated a Hamas terrorist who participated in the abduction of Shani Louk during the October 7 massacre.
Between Lech Lecha and Vayera: The Torah’s message for election time
Sometimes, the responsible course is to stand firmly on principle. At other times, it is to recognise that cooperation is necessary to protect what matters most.
Netanyahu: 'We must complete the elimination of the Iranian regime'
Prime Minister Netanyahu says he discussed toppling the Iranian regime with US President Donald Trump, declaring that the move would lead to Hezbollah's elimination and peace with Lebanon.
Afternoon of a writer-part 2
An op-ed looks back at the political climate of the 1950s in New York City. It argues that a Communist would have faced a near-certain barrier to becoming mayor and could instead have ended up in jail. The example treats anti-Communism as a legal and political constraint rather than a campaign dispute. It suggests that the Cold War shaped who could hold major office and what consequences might await candidates with left-wing views. The piece is framed as commentary rather than a reported account of a particular election. Its central image is stark: public ambition could be met with imprisonment when a person was identified with an ideology branded as hostile. Taken at face value, the short summary raises questions about the limits of political eligibility and the severity of the era's ideological policing.
Was Israel warned before the October 7 attacks?
The real story behind the media lies. Opinion.
A little girl, a family's world, and a fight no child should ever face
A fundraising campaign is seeking support for 18-month-old Avishag Esther, who is suffering from a tumor. Her parents, Natan and Tamar, are appealing for help as they seek the medical care their daughter needs.
Katz threatens to expand control in Lebanon if Hezbollah attacks
Defense Minister warns: If Hezbollah joins an Iranian attack, the IDF will capture additional territory in Lebanon and incorporate it into the security zone.
$6 billion deal? New proposal aims to open Iran’s nuclear sites to inspectors
A reported mediation plan would release US$6 billion in interest from Iranian assets frozen in banks in Qatar in exchange for allowing IAEA inspectors to visit Iranian nuclear facilities. The proposal was described by Qatar-based Al-Araby Al-Jadeed, with Qatar and Pakistan identified as the countries behind it. The report says the inspection visit would be covert, a detail not included in any official account. According to the outlet, Washington has approved the plan and Tehran has given preliminary agreement. Those claims have not been followed by an official announcement confirming a deal. The proposal also leaves open how the frozen funds would be transferred and how the inspections would be verified. Until governments and the IAEA publish details, the reported exchange remains unconfirmed.
Pressure mounts on Winter: Netanyahu and Smotrich meet with Rabbi Sadan
The Prime Minister and Finance Minister are currently meeting with Rabbi Eli Sadan, Ofer Winter's rabbi, amid efforts to persuade him to withdraw from the election race.
First in Israel: New brain pacemaker treats epilepsy without opening the skull
A groundbreaking medical device that stimulates the brain without opening the skull offers new hope to epilepsy patients who cannot be helped by medication or conventional surgery.
Herzog in Hungary: 'Alliance of freedom-loving nations critical to confronting Iran'
President Isaac Herzog met Hungarian President András Baka in Budapest, praising Hungary's commitment to combating antisemitism and strengthening ties with Israel.
High alert: The Chief of Staff's pre-election message
IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir visited a large-scale Gaza Division exercise and warned that Israel's enemies continue planning attacks despite suffering heavy blows.
French riots: Messi memorabilia looted
A Barcelona match jersey and captain's armband bearing the Argentine star's signature were stolen from a store in central Paris during the riots in the French capital.
Special search effort for man missing near Jerusalem
A 23-year-old man has been missing from Jerusalem since August 2, prompting an extensive search by specialist dog teams.
Walla! poll: Hendel in, Winter out. Eisenkot's lead grows
New Walla! poll gives Eisenkot's Yashar 23 seats to Likud's 19, as Netanyahu's bloc falls to 48 seats and neither side secures a majority.
IDF develops new test that could change who gets recruited
The IDF is developing a new assessment to uncover hidden talents and open military career paths to candidates who may have been overlooked by traditional recruitment screening.
No Netanyahu, no haredim: Reservists Party sets coalition red lines
Yoaz Hendel and Yaron Zelekha rule out joining a Netanyahu-Haredi coalition, demand universal conscription, and warn of a threat to Israel's future.
Netflix drama features moving tribute to Hersh Goldberg-Polin
The fourth season of Netflix's political drama 'The Diplomat' includes a reference to Hersh Goldberg-Polin and Aner Shapira, who were attacked by Hamas terrorists on October 7.
Suspected assault on Jewish shepherd in Binyamin region
Police officers from the Binyamin Police Station in the Judea and Samaria District were dispatched following a report of an assault on a shepherd in an area authorized for grazing, near the Chesed Leavraham Farm in the Binyamin region. Upon arriving at the scene, officers began collecting evidence and findings and taking witness statements as part of an investigation launched to determine the circumstances of the incident.
Netanyahu forced to clarify: Draft evaders will go to jail
Likud rejects opposition accusations over Netanyahu's haredi draft remarks, insisting that those who refuse to enlist will face imprisonment.
Australian MP in critical condition after suspected attack
An Australian lawmaker was left critically injured after a driver allegedly ran her over twice. Reports point to the suspect’s anti-Israel activism as investigators examine whether the attack was politically motivated.
Over 540 terrorist infrastructure sites destroyed in southern Lebanon security zone
IDF soldiers operating in the southern Lebanon security zone in recent weeks destroyed more than 540 terrorist infrastructure sites and located more than 150 weapons.
Driver suspected of trafficking illegal entrants nearly runs down officer near Modi'in
During a police operation to thwart the trafficking of illegal entrants near Shilat Junction in the Modi'in area, the driver of a suspicious vehicle attempted to flee from police, struck other vehicles, and nearly ran over a police officer. The vehicle was subsequently stopped nearby, but the suspects fled on foot. Police forces are currently conducting a manhunt for them.
Saudis report intercepting Houthi missile launched at Riyadh
Saudis report intercepting Houthi missile launched at Riyadh
Mandelblit admits: I did not approve a bribery investigation against Netanyahu
Former Attorney General Mandelblit tells court he does not recall approving a bribery investigation into Netanyahu in Case 4000.