Hezbollah almost invaded northern Israel on Oct. 7, experts say When the IDF maneuvered into southern Lebanon, soldiers uncovered extensive infrastructure: fortified positions, tunnels, and weapons caches hidden in civilian buildings, including pharmacies.
WATCH: Netanyahu recites thanksgiving blessing on Knesset floor following recovery of Ran Gvili Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu recited the 'Shehecheyanu' thanksgiving blessing after news broke that the IDF had recovered the body of the last hostage, Ran Gvili, more than two years after he was killed and taken to Gaza.
IDF simulates Oct. 7–style surprise raids as Israel braces for terror infiltration via Jordan border Even as Israel builds up forces, the terrain itself creates a dilemma: large stretches of the border remain porous, and smugglers innovate faster than bureaucracy.
Italy calls for EU to label IRGC a terrorist group over protest killings Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar praised Tajani’s announcement as an 'important statement.'
WATCH: Operation Brave Heart – Israel recovers its final hostage Over the weekend, based on precise intelligence, IDF forces began searching through a Gaza cemetery and recovered the body of the last hostage, Ran Gvili, who was murdered on October 7 while defending civilian communities.
Ran Gvili, the final Gaza hostage, located and returned to Israel IDF forces locate the remains of Ran Gvili, the last Israeli hostage held in Gaza, and return his body to Israel, marking the first time since 2014 without any Israeli hostages in captivity.
Israel facing ‘sensitive period’ by end of the week, aviation chief tells airlines Head of Israel's aviation authority hints that the Middle East could face a major war by the end of the week, warning foreign airlines that the country is poised to enter a "sensitive period."
Iran threatens to sink US nuclear carrier as it reaches Mideast Expert warns American supercarrier deployed to the Persian Gulf could be vulnerable to a swarm attack of Iranian suicide drones as Tehran threatens attack on USS Abraham Lincoln.
Netanyahu scrambles to save government as allies threaten to force early elections Coalition forced to delay vote on state budget after ultra-Orthodox lawmakers demand Knesset legal advisor back draft law.
WATCH: 2,000 kidney donors gather in Jerusalem, set world record 2,000 kidney donors gathered at a Matnat Chaim event in Jerusalem, joined by Israeli President Isaac Herzog, to celebrate life, selflessness, and a world-record-setting achievement.
Netanyahu agrees to partial reopening of Gaza crossing, overruling his ministers Following pressure from the Trump administration, Netanyahu announces partial reopening of the Rafah crossing into Gaza despite outrage from his own government.
ISIS smashed what may have been earliest depiction of Jerusalem The slab depicts an elaborate city wall with a palace-like building behind it. A figure stands atop the building, bearing an object aloft.
Iraqi militia warns of ‘all-out war’ in support of Iran Al-Hamidawi urged his forces to ready themselves on the ground and warned Iran’s enemies that any confrontation “will not be a picnic.”
WATCH: In Azerbaijan, Israeli FM condemns Iranian regime for massacring protesters Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar warned that if the Iranian regime is willing to slaughter thousands of its own citizens, the threat would be far greater were it to possess nuclear weapons aimed at other countries.
Study reveals Turkish media embraces antisemitism while legitimizing Hamas Analysis of pro-regime media in Turkey shows major outlets regularly embracing antisemitic tropes and stereotypes, while working to legitimize the Hamas terror organization
Vandals desecrate Jewish cemetery in Barcelona, sparking outcry Spanish Jewish groups demand government action as investigators open probe.
Report: Israel backs new Gaza militias to fight Hamas According to the report, Israel is providing the armed militias in Gaza with aerial support from drones and is sharing intelligence, weapons, cigarettes, and food.
Why Iran’s economy is irreparable under the Islamic Republic – analysis The devaluation of the rial has persisted throughout the entire history of the Islamic Republic, with or without sanctions.
WATCH: 102-year-old Holocaust survivor reflects on longevity and rising antisemitism In an interview marking his 102nd birthday, veteran journalist Walter Bingham reflects on faith, wartime unity, rising antisemitism in Europe, and Israel’s need for strategic self-reliance.
Iranian cleric accuses regime of ‘organized massacre’ Top Sunni Muslim cleric in Iran blasts the government's crackdown on anti-regime protests, calling the killings an 'organized massacre.'
