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Hamas used 'emoji code' to coordinate Oct. 7

Hamas used 'emoji code' to coordinate Oct. 7

by Itay Ilnai

Intelligence analysis revealed terrorists employed seemingly innocent emoji messages to coordinate the massacre, with the coded communication only detected weeks later through phone forensics.

Israel admits it cannot properly secure Allenby Crossing

Israel admits it cannot properly secure Allenby Crossing

by Bini Ashkenazi

Israel’s Airports Authority has acknowledged that it cannot fully secure the Allenby Crossing between Israel and Jordan, where five Israelis have been killed in two terrorist attacks since the start of the war, and has therefore reduced the terminal’s operating hours.

IDF police probe soldier's viral claim of raping Gaza civilians

IDF police probe soldier's viral claim of raping Gaza civilians

by Lilach Shoval and Dean Brandstetter

Soldier told foreign interviewer in an unauthorized interview, "we're not just killing them, we're raping them" while discussing operations in Gaza. An IDF spokesperson said, "The soldier's words do not reflect the IDF's actual operations and values."

Female soldiers saved from assault by Haredi protesters
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Female soldiers saved from assault by Haredi protesters

by Yaakov Hershkowitz and Avi Cohen

Police forces extracted the soldiers from the scene, during which demonstrators also overturned a police patrol car. The circumstances of the incident are under investigation.

Haze lingers as Tel Aviv tops global pollution list

Haze lingers as Tel Aviv tops global pollution list

by Maytal Yasur Beit-Or

Air pollution remains high to very high due to elevated levels of respirable particles, with Sensitive populations advised to avoid strenuous outdoor activity. Air quality expected to improve gradually later in the day

Netanyahu has nothing to lose

Herzog against Netanyahu: 'Crossing a red line'

by Lidor Sultan and Elinor Shirkani Kofman

Sources close to President Isaac Herzog lashed out at Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over suspicions that he was involved in President Donald Trump’s harsh attack on Herzog. In the coming days, the Justice Ministry is expected to forward its legal opinion on the matter to the President’s Residence.

IDF personnel charged with betting on Polymarket

IDF personnel charged with betting on Polymarket

by Elinor Shirkani Kofman and Ilan Kafrov

An IDF reservist and a civilian were indicted for allegedly profiting from classified information via online bets on military operations. They are charged with severe security offenses, bribery and obstruction of justice.

French Jewish youth increasingly view Israel as home

French Jewish youth increasingly view Israel as home

by Hodaya Busheri

Young French Jews increasingly see Israel as home, with 80% of program participants ultimately making aliyah despite economic hurdles and social integration challenges.

Trump Heights grove honors Adelsons' role in historic US Golan recognition

Trump Heights grove honors Adelsons' role in historic US Golan recognition

by ILH Staff

The Golan Regional Council and HaShomer HaChadash have planted a grove honoring the late Sheldon and Dr. Miriam Adelson for their role in US recognition of Israeli sovereignty over the Golan.

Rifts deepens as coalition pushed towards early elections

Rifts deepens as coalition pushed towards early elections

by Bini Ashkenazi

Haredi parties are refusing to support coalition votes as long as there is no progress on the Haredi draft law, while Agriculture Minister Avi Dichter abstained from a vote on splitting the Arrangements Law.

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