Retired Maj. Gen. removed from IDF hostages command
Retired Maj. Gen. Yoav Mordechai was summoned for questioning late last week as part of the investigation into alleged ties with Qatar. Source tells Israel Hayom: He is in a conflict of interest.
Retired Maj. Gen. Yoav Mordechai was summoned for questioning late last week as part of the investigation into alleged ties with Qatar. Source tells Israel Hayom: He is in a conflict of interest.
Elderly suspect, previously jailed for murdering his wife, admits to killing his 5-year-old son in Eilat in 1974.
The IDF is examining whether a missile launched from Yemen on Friday night was equipped with a cluster warhead. The IDF first encountered such a missile during Iran’s attack on Israel earlier this year.
IDF notes that since May, over 10,000 aid trucks have entered the Gaza Strip by means of the UN, international organizations and the private sector, with 80% containing food.
“We're going to do that anyway. There was never a question that we're not going to leave Hamas there," Netanyahu tells Sky News Australia, adding that the goal is "to get all the hostages out, to disarm Hamas, demilitarize Gaza, and give a different future for Gazans.”
The 43-year-old woman invited 11th graders to her home while her husband was on IDF reserve duty. She had sex with two of them simultaneously while the third watched
Anonymous officials told The Washington Post that Ghoreishi’s firing underscored an uncompromising stance inside the department: public messaging must adhere closely to pro-Israel framing, even if alternative language is rooted in long-standing US positions.
Demonstrations demanding the tech giant's Azure contract termination result in property damage and confrontational arrests at headquarters.
Salah Abu-Hussein was freed following negotiations conducted in recent months with the assistance of the Red Cross. He was transferred to Israel at the Rosh Hanikra crossing from Lebanese authorities to the Coordinator of Prisoners and Missing Persons, Gal Hirsch.
Police complaints and school community warnings failed to prevent a Petach Tikva teacher's sexual misconduct with students, highlighting systemic failures in protecting minors from predatory educators within the Israeli education system.
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