IDF tightens protocols as spy cases pile up in air defense corps
A battery commander gathered his troops to warn them about a wave of espionage cases within the corps, as the Israeli Air Force quietly tightened its information security protocols.
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Dual barrage from Iran, Lebanon strikes near Haifa refineries
An Iranian cluster munition and ten rockets from Lebanon hit the Haifa region Monday, striking a tanker near the oil refinery complex that was directly hit just two weeks ago.
IDF ousts soldier, sidelines entire battalion after CNN crew assault in Samaria
Netzah Yehuda battalion pulled from active duty for values training after Samaria incident; second soldier faces military police probe.
Iran strike hits industrial zone in southern Israel
Emergency crews respond to Neot Hovav as authorities close Route 40 and warn residents to shelter in place.
Latin Patriarch barred from Jerusalem's holiest church on Palm Sunday
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni condemns the exclusion of the Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem as an assault on religious freedom.
12-year-old suffers cardiac arrest fleeing to shelter
First responders administered defibrillator shocks and resuscitation efforts in her bedroom as rockets fell; she is now hospitalized in serious but stable condition.
14-year-old charged with spying for Iran
The suspect carried out surveillance missions including filming areas near the Kirya base and Ichilov Hospital.
60 shelters deployed to unprotected Israeli farms amid Iran war
The campaign, launched by HaShomer HaChadash, and named for slain farmer Omer Weinstein, aims to place protective shelters on agricultural land as Operation Roaring Lion continues.
Aliyah of the Lions: 50 new Olim land in Israel amid sirens
At the height of Operation Roaring Lion, a special flight from France and Britain landed at Ben Gurion Airport carrying more than 20 young families. Also on board were a 5-month-old baby and a 92-year-old immigrant. Since Oct. 7, 60,000 people have made Aliyah to Israel, and another 1,000 have opened Aliyah files in recent days.
'If a missile hit my home, people around the world would celebrate'
For over a decade, Hen Mazzig has fought the delegitimization of Israel. Now, he tells Israel Hayom that Israel's global image has reached an all-time low, fueled by hate he calls "a mental illness." Against the backdrop of two Iran operations, he explains why diaspora Jews are undeterred by missiles – but not by antisemitism.