Israel

Turkish president launched fresh attack on Israel while announcing domestic and regional security objectives.

Identical battle chants heard at Hamas parades and Syrian military ceremonies this week have exposed troubling ideological parallels between the Gaza terror group and Syria's new armed forces.

Prime Minister Netanyahu and Energy Minister Eli Cohen, whose signatures are essential for ratifying the agreement, have delayed its ratification to resolve related complications.

New statistics reveal shifts in naming trends, including sharp decline in Be'eri following October 7 attack.

National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir says 100 doctors have already volunteered to support cause, adding that options include hanging, guillotine, and the electric chair.

The email, allegedly sent from the investigations department, stated: "In accordance with system instructions, a personal file requiring immediate clarification has been opened against you. Please review the summons details and act accordingly. Note: Failure to respond may be considered a serious violation of instructions."

At the close of a joint press conference with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected a question about whether he would consider leaving political life if granted a presidential pardon.

Despite the severe blows Hamas has suffered since the Oct. 7 massacre and the elimination of much of its senior leadership, the terrorist organization is rebuilding its command structure and reorganizing inside Gaza’s tunnel network and in the depths of the Strip. At the same time, local militias are voicing open defiance, declaring that “there is no more Hamas”.