WATCH: IDF demolishes 1.5 km tunnel, dozens of rigged structures in Khan Yunis Israeli forces eliminated dozens of terrorists and destroyed over 200 Hamas infrastructures—including tunnel shafts, weapons depots, and booby-trapped buildings—while uncovering a 1.5-kilometer underground route in Khan Yunis used as a Hamas hideout.
UN agency in dramatic document: ‘Iran conducted experimental nuclear test’ Experiments of this type are done exclusively to verify the operational capability of an atomic bomb, and have no civilian use, or even any other military use.
Shas announces it will vote to dissolve Knesset as coalition crisis deepens Netanyahu's government on the brink as additional ultra-Orthodox faction threatens to join the Opposition in dissolving the Knesset, leaving the ruling Coalition without a parliamentary majority.
IDF kills Hamas terrorist involved in Nova festival massacre on Oct. 7 Over the past 24 hours, the Israel Air Force attacked dozens of terrorist targets throughout the Strip, including gunmen, arms depots, anti-tank positions, terror tunnels and other Hamas infrastructure.
WATCH: Lebanese activist- ‘Lebanon needs to be purged from its terror ideology like the Nazis were’ Lebanese activist Eli Khoury drew a stark comparison, saying that just as Nazi Germany required a purge of its ideology and way of life after World War II, Lebanon today must be cleansed of the terrorism it has imported from Iran and beyond.
New Israeli airline company debuts, offering budget air travel TUS Airways, formerly of Cyprus, has four planes and is focusing on flights to Europe.
Far-left Israeli lawmaker on trial for assaulting police officer The extreme leftist is charged with attacking a police officer during an altercation three years ago.
‘Antisemitic cancellation’ – US protests Australia for banning popular Jewish activist Hillel Fuld Australian Jewish community blasts Labor government over decision to revoke visa of Jewish activist Hillel Fuld, brother of slain terror victim Ari Fuld, who had planned to raise funds for Israeli ambulances.
Ancient sarcophagus unearthed on Israel’s Mediterranean coast 1,700-year-old marble sarcophagus discovered in the Roman-era port city of Caesarea.
Greta Thunberg’s ‘selfie yacht’ intercepted by Israeli navy A Gaza-bound ship with Greta Thunberg aboard was intercepted by Israel’s navy; activists given bottled water, sandwiches.
Qatar and Hamas conspired against Trump peace plan: Report Documents found in Gaza show a Hamas-Qatar plot to derail U.S. diplomacy, sabotage Trump-brokered plan for two-state solution.
PA president glorifies Oct. 7th massacre as ‘major victory’ for Palestinians 'This attack shook the foundations of the Israeli entity,' Abbas said.
Rafael unveils new Iron Beam laser systems ahead of Paris Air Show Israeli defense company Rafael Advanced Defense Systems has introduced three next-generation laser-based air defense systems ahead of the Paris Air Show.
Hamas teased Israeli hostage about imminent release, family says The family of Matan Zangauker, an Israeli hostage held in Gaza, has learned that Hamas deceived him into believing he would be released alongside fellow hostage Edan Alexander.
IDF releases footage of public execution by Hamas in Gaza The Israeli military released footage showing what it says is a Hamas terrorist publicly executing a Palestinian man in Gaza City.
PTSD a direct cause of diabetes and other chronic illnesses, Israeli experts say The committee concluded that PTSD can causally contribute to diseases including type 2 diabetes, hypertension, ischemic heart disease, stroke, fibromyalgia, psoriasis, and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).
Lufthansa group announces return to Israel’s skies Delta Air Lines resumed daily nonstop service from New York’s JFK Airport about two weeks ago, while Dutch carrier KLM has restarted its Amsterdam-Tel Aviv route with outbound flights making a brief stopover in Cyprus.
‘Blow them out of the water’: Experts call for harsher measures ahead of Greta Thunberg’s Gaza boat landing It is expected that Israel will let the boat reach Gazan shores and then arrest the crew before putting them back on a plane to their respective countries.
Flotilla activist alleges Israeli jamming as Gaza-bound ship nears land A Brazilian activist aboard the Madleen claimed Sunday that Israel has begun jamming the ship’s navigation and communications systems.
IAEA’s Grossi: Iran’s nuclear facilities buried too deep underground to be hit by ‘surgical strike’ 'The most sensitive things are half a mile underground — I have been there many times, to get there you take a spiral tunnel down, down, down,' he said.
